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Wharton State Forest

#099 July 2017/Community

Three spots to relax in the woods (and get a dash of history, too)

Photo by Brent Erb Gone Camping by Lauren Johnson As summer sets in, ditch the hot pavement and check out these three camping destinations to slow down and reconnect with nature. Though each is just an hour away, you’ll feel as if you’re miles from city stress. For the Kids:Allaire State Park4265 Atlantic Ave., Wall

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June 28, 2017
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