The Washington Camp Ground, on Middlebrook Road in Bridgewater Township, just north of Route 22, was deemed a historic site by local citizens in 1889, and entered the National Register of Historic Places July 3, 1975.
 The site is owned and preserved by the Washington Camp Ground Association, which also organizes the annual July 4 program at the site.
 The program includes a public reading of the complete Declaration of Independence, which has been read at the site each July 4 for about 120 years.

Various other sites related to the encampment, in Bridgewater and surrounding towns, are accessible to the public.
 These include Washington Rock State Park, an observation site on top of the Watchung mountain ridge, in Green Brook, Washington Valley Park in Bridgewater (nearby, but separate from, the Washington Camp Ground), the Wallace House in Somerville, the Van Veghten House near Manville, the Jacobus Vanderveer House near Pluckemin, and the Staats House in South Bound Brook.
 A sign commemorating the encampment also stands in a now-developed area, at the corner of Chimney Rock and Gilbride Roads in Bridgewater.
The Washington Camp Ground, on Middlebrook Road in Bridgewater Township, just north of Route 22, was deemed a historic site by local citizens in 1889, and entered the National Register of Historic Places July 3, 1975.  The site is owned and preserved by the Washington Camp Ground Association, which also organizes the annual July 4 program at the site.  The program includes a public reading of the complete Declaration of Independence, which has been read at the site each July 4 for about 120 years.
Various other sites related to the encampment, in Bridgewater and surrounding towns, are accessible to the public.  These include Washington Rock State Park, an observation site on top of the Watchung mountain ridge, in Green Brook, Washington Valley Park in Bridgewater (nearby, but separate from, the Washington Camp Ground), the Wallace House in Somerville, the Van Veghten House near Manville, the Jacobus Vanderveer House near Pluckemin, and the Staats House in South Bound Brook.  A sign commemorating the encampment also stands in a now-developed area, at the corner of Chimney Rock and Gilbride Roads in Bridgewater.
Middlebrook encampment