Brendan T Byrne State Forest Campground
New Jersey
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As of September 2026, Brendan T Byrne State Forest Campground is a campground in New Jersey with 91 campsites. Brendan T Byrne State Forest Campground is booked through New Jersey State Parks, which opens reservations 335 days ahead of the arrival date.
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- Stays at Brendan T Byrne State Forest Campground are limited to 14 nights.
- people allowed on 85 of 91 sites
- 6
- people allowed on each of the 3 largest sites
- 30
Brendan T Byrne State Forest Campground reservations and next available dates
September 2026
Campsites at Brendan T Byrne State Forest Campground
- Tent 82
- Cabin 3
- Group 3
- Shelter 3
At a glance: Setting: Forest · Access: Gravel road.
Things to do: boating, swimming, hiking, biking, offroad.
All sites at Brendan T Byrne State Forest Campground, as listed by New Jersey State Parks
| Site | Loop | Type | Sleeps |
|---|---|---|---|
| 001 | 100 | Tent | 6 |
| 002 | 100 | Tent | 6 |
| 003 | 100 | Tent | 6 |
| 004 | 100 | Tent | 6 |
| 005 | 100 | Tent | 6 |
| 006 | 100 | Tent | 6 |
| 007 | 100 | Tent | 6 |
| 008 | 100 | Tent | 6 |
| 009 | 100 | Tent | 6 |
| 010 | 100 | Tent | 6 |
| 011 | 100 | Tent | 6 |
| 012 | 100 | Tent | 6 |
| 013 | 100 | Tent | 6 |
| 014 | 200 | Tent | 6 |
| 015 | 200 | Tent | 6 |
| 016 | 200 | Tent | 6 |
| 017 | 200 | Tent | 6 |
| 018 | 200 | Tent | 6 |
| 019 | 200 | Tent | 6 |
| 020 | 200 | Tent | 6 |
| 021 | 200 | Tent | 6 |
| 022 | 200 | Tent | 6 |
| 023 | 200 | Tent | 6 |
| 024 | 200 | Tent | 6 |
| 025 | 200 | Tent | 6 |
| 026 | 200 | Tent | 6 |
| 027 | 200 | Tent | 6 |
| 028 | 200 | Tent | 6 |
| 029 | 200 | Tent | 6 |
| 030 | 200 | Tent | 6 |
| 031 | 200 | Tent | 6 |
| 032 | 200 | Tent | 6 |
| 033 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 034 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 035 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 036 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 037 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 038 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 039 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 040 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 041 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 042 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 043 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 044 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 045 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 046 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| Site | Loop | Type | Sleeps |
|---|---|---|---|
| 047 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 048 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 049 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 050 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 051 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 052 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 053 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 054 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 055 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 056 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 057 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 058 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 059 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 060 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 061 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 062 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 063 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 064 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 065 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 066 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 067 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 068 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 069 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 070 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 071 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 072 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 073 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 074 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 075 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 076 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 077 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 078 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 079 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 080 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 081 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| 082 | 300 | Tent | 6 |
| Cabin 1 | Cabin | Cabin | 4 |
| Cabin 2 | Cabin | Cabin | 4 |
| Cabin 3 | Cabin | Cabin | 4 |
| Group A | Group site | Group | 30 |
| Group B | Group site | Group | 30 |
| Group C | Group site | Group | 30 |
| Shelter 1 | Shelter | Shelter | 6 |
| Shelter 2 | Shelter | Shelter | 6 |
| Shelter 3 | Shelter | Shelter | 6 |
About Brendan T Byrne State Forest Campground
Formerly known as Lebanon State Forest, visitors are greeted by the fresh scent of pine trees. Today's forested acres are a strong contrast to the barren, cleared land that existed here in the 1800s. The Lebanon Glass Works was established in 1851 and was successful until 1867 when it shut down after depleting the supply of wood necessary for the furnace to operate. Today hikers can follow the sandy flat trails and roads that criss cross the forest, sometimes passing remains of stone or brick structures indicating the location of what was once a bustling town. Pure, iron-rich streams flow through acres of swampy land covered with dense stands of Atlantic white cedar. The Brendan T. Byrne State Forest recreational facilities are partially accessible to persons with disabilities. Please contact the park office for information. Camping is currently permitted only in family campsites. Pertinent Rules & Regulations: Alcohol is prohibited. Pets, except for service animals, are prohibited from camping areas unless pet friendly sites. Pets must be on a maximum 6 foot leash where permitted. Observe quiet hours of 10pm to 6am. Unduly annoying conduct prohibited. Trash must be placed in recycle or refuse containers or taken with the visitor. Facility must be occupied and vacated as stated on permit. Maximum 6 people per site. Maximum of 2 tents per site unless on a groupsite. Maximum 2 licensed vehicles on site. Extra vehicles fee applies. Campsite visitors are allowed from 8am to 8pm (day use fees apply). Maximum 14 night stay initially, then up to 40 night total in calendar year. Reservation cancellation fees apply. No refunds to evicted persons. Under age campers must have one adult supervisor to every 9 campers under the age of 18. Adult supervisors must have transportation available for emergencies. No posting of signs. No person shall damage, move or remove any plant, animal, equipment or structure. Where permitted, metal detectors require a permit. Possession of firearms is prohibited. Swimming is prohibited at Brendan T Byrne State Forest. Diving prohibited. Coast Guard approved life jackets must be worn when boating. Motor vehicles must be licensed, insured and registered. Motor vehicles are restricted to established roads & parking areas. All terrain vehicles (ATV), motorized trail bikes and off-road vehicles are prohibited. Unless otherwise posted, motor vehicle speeds is limited to 35 mph on improved roads and 25mph on dirt, gravel or sand roads. Do not block traffic on roadways, paths or trails. Wood fires in campsites are permitted only in fire rings and fireplaces unless fire restriction is in effect. Fire regulations are dependant on weather conditions and do change daily.
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Brendan T Byrne State Forest Campground FAQ
How hard is it to get a campsite at Brendan T Byrne State Forest Campground?
Brendan T Byrne State Forest Campground is rated "Moderate to Book" based on historical demand. With 91 sites available, you have good chances of finding availability, especially on weekdays.
How far in advance can I book Brendan T Byrne State Forest Campground?
Brendan T Byrne State Forest Campground accepts reservations 335 days (about 11 months) in advance through New Jersey State Parks. For popular summer weekends, we recommend setting up availability alerts.
How do I find last-minute availability at Brendan T Byrne State Forest Campground?
Cancellations happen frequently at Brendan T Byrne State Forest Campground, especially 1-2 weeks before check-in dates. PermitSnag monitors availability 24/7 and sends instant alerts when sites open up due to cancellations. This is often the best way to snag popular campsites.
How many campsites does Brendan T Byrne State Forest Campground have?
Brendan T Byrne State Forest Campground has 91 campsites.
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