PATCO makes travel to the Camden Waterfront easy! Open 24 hours a day, PATCO’s City Hall station at 5th & Market Streets is a short walk from the Waterfront. Or hop aboard the River LINE at PATCO’s Broadway (West) stop. Regional travel is easy too! PATCO and NJ Transit’s River LINE offer convenient connections at the Broadway (West), Walter Rand Transportation Center. Enjoy the many attractions along the River LINE (www.riverline.com), or take the PATCO connection to zip west to Center City Philadelphia or east to South Jersey shopping and the Atlantic City Rail Line.

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on the Camden Waterfront. With nearly 200,000 square feet of sea life and wildlife, visitors are in for an adventure as they explore a state-of-the-art West African River featuring hippopotamuses, free-flying birds and crocodiles, surround themselves with sharks in a 40-foot walk-through tunnel, experience the wonders of the Deep Sea in the Jules Verne Gallery and have the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to “Swim with the Sharks.”

on the Camden Waterfront. Tours of the highly-decorated naval vessel run seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

3rd Street between Cooper & Pearl Streets. Steps from PATCO’s City Hall station, the Gordon Theater (GT) and Stedman Gallery (SG) are home to Symphony in C and touring artists in music, theatre, dance, and family entertainment from around the corner and around the world.

Symphony in C concerts begin Oct. 4.
Information: (856) 963-6683 or www.symphonyinc.org.

on the waterfront adjacent to Adventure Aquarium. Take PATCO to Broadway Station and catch NJ Transit's River LINE for a quick hop to the music.

Walk from the PATCO station to restaurants and superb shopping. You'll find everything from fine art and crafts to gifts and home fashions in designer boutiques, high-end consignment shops, and antique galleries. Going gourmet? Enjoy an ever-growing choice of restaurants serving cuisine in stunning, renovated surroundings along Haddon Avenue.

The Farmers Market (just one block from the station) offers “Jersey Fresh” produce and florals in a delightful open air atmosphere every Saturday (8 a.m.-noon) through Nov. 22.

As always, Collingswood’s Second Saturday offers an evening of art, music, food and festivities the 2nd Saturday of each month, 6-9 p.m.

Stroll Haddon Avenue, just a block from PATCO's Westmont station, to see all of the specialty shops and restaurants the town offers.

Just a short PATCO ride from Philadelphia, Haddonfield is a charming town, lovingly preserved, with a strong history dating back to 1682. Window shop down colonial Kings Highway or wander down side streets and discover quaint restaurants and stores offering one of a kind gifts, antiques, art, crafts and clothing.

Oct. 18, Fall Festival & Craft Show.

A Farmers’ Market will be open every Saturday (9 a.m.-1 p.m.) at the 1st Presbyterian Church (around the corner from PATCO) through October.

Nov. 29, the 8th annual Holiday Festival of Lights at the Camden Children’s Garden.

Minor league baseball’s best seats can be found at Campbell’s Field, at the foot of the Ben Franklin Bridge in Camden. Most games start at 7:05 p.m. Ride PATCO to City Hall Station. Present your PATCO ticket or FREEDOM card for a $3 discount!