Woodbine

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Woodbine, NJ, located near the Belleplain State Forest, is a rural community known for its natural beauty and unique history. Founded in 1891 by Baron Maurice de Hirsch to help Jewish immigrants, the town was once a thriving agricultural and industrial hub. The area was home to the world-renowned Woodbine Agricultural School and a naval air station during World War II. Today, Woodbine’s proximity to Belleplain State Forest, a 12,255-acre wildlife area, offers outdoor enthusiasts a range of activities, including hiking, fishing, boating, and bird watching. The town is also known for its municipal airport and efforts to develop it as an economic center.