How many people does the cabin sleep?

The cabin sleeps 12, with multiple sleeping rooms and communal living space.

Pet policy is not provided in the listing—contact the operator through the referral link for current rules.

Is there parking on-site?

Yes; the property accommodates vehicle parking for guests, but plan for shared lots during group bookings.

Is the cabin wheelchair accessible?

Accessibility details are not listed; contact the operator for specifics about entrances and interior accessibility.

What should I know about cell service?

Cell service can be spotty on-site—download maps and share a trip plan with someone off-site before arrival.

Rancocas Cabin at Pine Tree Center: Pine Barrens Cabin Rental Near Tabernacle, NJ

Rancocas Cabin at the Pine Tree Center sits within 165 acres of mixed oak and pine forest in Tabernacle, New Jersey, United States. This roomy, well-equipped cabin sleeps twelve and offers a full kitchen and bathroom, making it a practical basecamp for multiday outings. Check-in 4PM • Check-out 12pm on last day of rental. Walks from the cabin thread through pine stands, wetland edges, and a network of marked trails that rise over low glacial ridges and skirt seasonal vernal pools. Key features include the open meadow behind the cabin, stands of pitch pine and oak, and a low-lying stream corridor that attracts birds and deer. The geology here is typical of the New Jersey Pine Barrens: sandy, acidic soils over the Kirkwood-Cohansey aquifer that support pitch pine–scrub oak habitat and scattered cedar swamps. Inside, the cabin’s layout makes group logistics simple: a full kitchen for shared meals, living areas for gear drying, and multiple sleeping rooms. The site works for family reunions, scout outings, or a quiet base for mountain biking, trail running, birding, and night-sky viewing. Because the property spans 165 acres, it's also a rare quiet pocket within commuting distance of Philadelphia and New York, offering an accessible escape without full backcountry planning. Local recreation ranges from short interpretive loops to longer cross-country rides that thread sandy two-tracks. In spring you’ll find carpets of low blueberry and willow in wet hollows; in summer the understory hums with cicadas and dragonflies over ponds; in fall the rust and gold of scrub oak add warmth to sunset hikes; in winter the open canopy reveals long sightlines and good stargazing on clear nights. Practical notes: meals and group gear are best planned in advance—bring food for shared cooking and layers for variable weather. Cell service can be spotty on-site; download maps and leave a trip plan with someone at home. The cabin’s durable floors and full bathroom make it an easy alternative to tent camping if you want comfort after long days outdoors. Rancocas Cabin and the Pine Tree Center are a singular local resource because they combine durable facilities with immediate access to Pine Barrens ecology—hard to find in a single rental within reach of urban centers. For travelers seeking a simple, flexible base to explore South Jersey’s forests, streams, and skies, this cabin balances convenience with genuine outdoors access. Bookings run 2–7 days, which gives time to map a sequence of hikes, bike loops, and evenings by a fire pit. The property accommodates organized groups and friend trips alike; bring durable footwear for sandy trails, insect repellent in summer, and a headlamp for moving between buildings at night. Reservations and the referral link are provided with the listing.