Harrison Township is a rural municipality in Gloucester County in South Jersey, located south of Mullica Hill and northwest of Glassboro. The township is primarily agricultural, with a landscape of open farmland, orchards, and woodlots typical of inland Gloucester County. The Mullica Hill area, which sits just to the north within Harrison Township’s general vicinity, has developed a small but notable craft beverage scene centered on the historic village district, and the surrounding farmland supports vineyard and orchard operations that feed into South Jersey’s agricultural craft beverage sector.

Harrison Township is accessible from Route 322 and Route 77, which connect it to Glassboro and Mullica Hill respectively. For craft beverage visitors, the township and its immediate neighbors represent the rural heart of Gloucester County’s wine and farm-brewery scene, distinct from the more suburban taproom culture in Glassboro and Gloucester Township. The Delaware River communities in neighboring Salem County are within a short drive to the west, and South Jersey’s agricultural wine regions in Salem and Cumberland counties can be easily combined with a Harrison Township visit on a South Jersey craft beverage tour.