About this Location

Facility Overview

1 John Fenwick Ln Parking serves the prominent travel plaza and service complex located off the New Jersey Turnpike in Pedricktown, within Oldmans Township, Salem County. Operating primarily as the rest and travel hub for southbound Turnpike travelers and regional logistics traffic just north of the Delaware Memorial Bridge, this expansive open-air surface facility is engineered to support a diverse mix of motor vehicles. Because it is an open-format surface lot with no overhead barriers or height restrictions across general parking bays, the facility accommodates standard passenger vehicles, SUVs, commercial vans, work pickup trucks, tour buses, and recreational vehicles with ease.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

Strategically situated along the vital mid-Atlantic interstate corridor, this parking location serves as a critical gateway stop for drivers traveling between the New York / Philadelphia metropolitan areas and points south into Delaware, Maryland, and Washington, D.C. Within a short driving radius, visitors can reach historic Salem County attractions including the Cowtown Rodeo and Farmers Market in nearby Pilesgrove (10 miles), the Delaware River waterfront, Fort Mott State Park, and Supawna Meadows National Wildlife Refuge. It also provides a practical staging point for visitors heading across the Delaware Memorial Bridge into Wilmington, Delaware, located less than 15 minutes away.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Ingress and egress are seamlessly integrated directly from the southbound lanes of the New Jersey Turnpike (Milepost 5.4), with rear utility and service road connections via John Fenwick Lane and local Pedricktown thoroughfares (such as Perkintown Road and Route 130). Traffic flow within the facility is divided into dedicated channels separating light passenger cars from commercial semi-trucks and motorcoaches to ensure safe circulation. Direct arterial access connects motorists promptly to Interstate 295, U.S. Route 40, and U.S. Route 130, enabling fast, hassle-free navigation throughout the tri-state area.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Spacious, open-air surface parking with high-visibility directional signage and painted stalls.
Unrestricted vertical clearance across surface lots, ideal for high-profile vehicles, campers, and roof-racked SUVs.
Dedicated stalls for passenger automobiles, accessible ADA spaces near plaza entrances, and separate oversized truck/bus staging lanes.
High-power electric vehicle (EV) DC fast-charging stations on site.
Comprehensive 24/7 service building offering clean public restrooms, traveler information, ATM services, and convenience marts.
Full-service fueling plaza offering standard petroleum fuels and diesel.
24-hour floodlighting and continuous vehicular movement for passenger comfort and security.
Complimentary short-term parking for traveling patrons and motorists taking safety rest breaks.

Ideal For

Long-distance interstate travelers and road-trippers navigating the I-95 / NJ Turnpike corridor.
Drivers requiring high-speed electric vehicle charging and travel amenities.
Regional commuters seeking a dependable safety rest stop or rendezvous point before crossing the Delaware state line.
Professional transport drivers, tour groups, and commercial fleet operators needing spacious pull-through parking.

Visitor & Driver Tips

Lane Selection: Pay close attention to roadway markings upon entering the plaza; passenger vehicles are routed toward the front concourse, while buses and oversized commercial vehicles are directed to separate rear truck bays.
Peak Flow Hours: Expect heavier lot volume on Friday afternoons, Sunday evenings, and major holiday weekends when interstate leisure traffic peaks.
Overnight Policies: Parking is intended for active travelers, dining patrons, and safety rest stops; prolonged multi-day unattended vehicle storage is restricted.
Winter Preparedness: The lot is actively plowed and salted during winter weather events, but take care along perimeter walkways and open access lanes during freeze-thaw cycles.