Cooper River Trail | Photo by Thom Carroll

Cooper River Trail

The Cooper River Trail is a 10.4-mile trail and is part of the Circuit Trails network, a system of multi-use trails in the Greater Philadelphia and southern New Jersey region that when finished will include more than 850 miles of trails. 

State: New Jersey

Location: Camden County

Trail Length: 10.4 miles

Surface: Asphalt

Status: Open for use

Stockton Station Park to the Cooper River Trail | Photo courtesy Circuit Trails

Getting to the Trail

Parking and Public Transportation Options

Parking is available at Gateway Park, 2798 Admiral Wilson Blvd (Pennsauken Township), William G. Rohrer Children’s Playground, 5300 N Park Dr (Pennsauken Township) or Challenge Grove Park, 101 Bortons Mill Rd (Cherry Hill).

If you are taking public transportation, the trail can be accessed from the PATCO High Speedline near the Ferry Ave and Collingswood stops.

For more information about the trail, visit TrailLink.com.

Explore the Trail

Cooper River Park Loop Trail Itinerary

Overview

Loop through the crown jewel of Camden?s park system on a 3.7-mile paved trail. Enroute enjoy a plethora of activities including kayaking or sailing on the river, visit the driving range or play mini golf, tour an historic house, stop for a picnic lunch, watch one of many premier rowing events that are hosted here, and spot a wide variety of wildlife. These are just a few of the many activities that make this an ideal family destination.

Trail Activities

Events and activities are happening on Circuit Trails around the region all the time. Camden County, a Circuit Trails Coalition partner, often hosts events on the Cooper River Trail. View all upcoming events #OnTheCircuit here.

Email info@circuittrails.org with questions or updates to this trail.

View the Circuit Trails interactive map by DVRPC