The best dog-friendly camping near Toms River

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In Toms River, camping with pets is straightforward—over 520 options welcome your four-legged friends. Most sites offer showers, campfires, and toilets, so you can focus on what matters: getting outside. Trails here cut through pine forests and skirt quiet creeks. Wildlife-watching and hiking top the list, but you’ll also find horseback riding just minutes from your tent. Budget options start at $30 a night, though the average hovers around $92. Top picks include Pine Creek (298 reviews) for its private forested sites, Horse Farm Camping (87 reviews) if you want to wake up to the sound of hooves, and Great Times Camp Ground (46 reviews) for easy access to hiking trails. Bring your dog, pack some extra treats, and explore Toms River—the campsites here don’t just allow pets, they’re built for them.

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In Toms River, camping with pets is straightforward—over 520 options welcome your four-legged friends. Most sites offer showers, campfires, and toilets, so you can focus on what matters: getting outside. Trails here cut through pine forests and skirt quiet creeks. Wildlife-watching and hiking top the list, but you’ll also find horseback riding just minutes from your tent. Budget options start at $30 a night, though the average hovers around $92. Top picks include Pine Creek (298 reviews) for its private forested sites, Horse Farm Camping (87 reviews) if you want to wake up to the sound of hooves, and Great Times Camp Ground (46 reviews) for easy access to hiking trails. Bring your dog, pack some extra treats, and explore Toms River—the campsites here don’t just allow pets, they’re built for them.

97% (546)

Top-rated campgrounds

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