Voorhees Township, Administrative division in Camden County, United States
Voorhees Township is a municipality in Camden County, New Jersey, containing residential areas, commercial districts, and green spaces spread across its territory. The township includes schools, parks, and everyday services typical of suburban communities in the region.
The township was established in 1899 and named after Foster McGowan Voorhees, who served as governor of New Jersey. It developed as part of the suburban expansion pattern across the region during the 1900s.
The township maintains multiple recreational programs and organizes regular community gatherings at the Voorhees Town Center, fostering connections among its 31,069 residents.
Driving is the most practical way to explore the area since the layout is car-oriented with ample parking at most locations. Getting around on foot is possible in certain commercial and recreational zones, though distances between areas may be significant.
The Flyers Training Center, where the Philadelphia Flyers NHL hockey team holds practices, is located within township boundaries. This sports facility draws attention from hockey fans throughout the broader metropolitan area.
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