Galloway Township, Administrative township in Atlantic County, New Jersey
Galloway Township is an administrative division in Atlantic County that contains suburban neighborhoods, protected wetland areas, and historic villages. The township spreads across diverse landscapes with both developed sections and natural reserves.
The township received royal charter status in 1774 when it was separated from nearby Egg Harbor. It became part of the newly formed Atlantic County in 1837.
Smithville Historic Village preserves the look and feel of colonial settlement with its original stone-paved streets and period buildings. The site remains actively used for community gatherings, automotive shows, and seasonal markets that connect visitors to local heritage.
Regional bus service connects the area to Atlantic City and other communities, with most visitors using personal vehicles to travel between attractions. Plan time to drive between different sites spread across the township.
The Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge sits within the township boundaries and attracts waterfowl and migratory birds throughout the year. Observation trails and boardwalks offer chances to spot species that many visitors do not expect to encounter so close.
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