GPS address: 150 Route 541 Bypass, Hainesport, New Jersey 08036
From Interstate 295 ( Southbound )
- Take Exit 47A, Mt. Holly.
- Take Route 541 SOUTH toward Mt. Holly.
- Continue on Route 541, crossing Woodlane Road (Walgreens).
- Get in RIGHT LANE, and veer RIGHT at Burger King onto Route 541 Bypass.
- Continue through the next two (2) traffic lights.
- After the Rancocas Road intersection, stay in RIGHT LANE.
- Proceed about 1/2 mile to Sacred Heart CYO Complex on your RIGHT.
From Interstate 295 ( Northbound )
- Take Exit 45A Mt. Holly / Westampton
- Proceed pass the Westampton Municipal Building (at 2nd traffic light) and stay on Rancocas Road toward Mt. Holly for 2-1/2 miles.
- At the 4th traffic light (at Westampton Square stores) turn RIGHT onto Route 541 Bypass
- Proceed 1/2 mile to Sacred Heart CYO Complex on your RIGHT.
From New Jersey Turnpike
- Take Turnpike Exit 5.
- Follow the above directions - From Interstate 295 ( Southbound )
From Route 38
- Route 38 WEST (from the EAST – Pemberton / Vincentown / Route 206)
- Stay on Route 38 WEST until you see signs for Rt. 541 Bypass NORTH.
- At the Valero gas station, Turn RIGHT onto the Route 541 Bypass
- Continue on Route 541 Bypass through the next traffic light Marne Highway (Route 537)
- You will see the CYO Complex on your LEFT side of the divided highway.
- Proceed to the next traffic light (Rancocas Road) make a U-Turn into the Southbound land of the Rt. 541 Bypass
- Continue 1/2 mile to the CYO Complex.
- Route 38EAST (from the WEST - Mt. Laurel / Moorestown / Cherry Hill)
- Proceed EAST on Route 38 toward Hainesport / Lumberton.
- At the Crossroads Plaza Complex in Hainesport, get into RIGHT LANE and take the jug handle.
- Turn LEFT on Route 541 Bypass NORTH.
- Continue on Route 541 Bypass through the next traffic light Marne Highway (Route 537)
- You will see the CYO Complex on your LEFT side of the divided highway.
- Proceed to the next traffic light (Rancocas Road) make a U-Turn into the Southbound land of the Rt. 541 Bypass
- Continue 1/2 mile to the CYO Complex.