The Camp Meeting Association of Mount Tabor (CMA) is a 501(c)4 non-profit community association governed by a Board of Trustees comprised of twelve volunteer resident Leaseholders of Mount Tabor, who are elected by the Leaseholders at an Annual Meeting. The objective of the CMA is to provide a quiet and healthy environment for the people living in Mount Tabor and to provide for the safety and well-being of the community.
Small Town Living, City Accessible
Mount Tabor is uniquely situated between Denville and Morristown on Route 53. The village is part of the township of Parsippany.
Also Nearby:
Mount Tabor Train Station
Pharmacies
Hospitals: St. Clare’s, Morristown Medical Center
Highways I-80, 278
A Place Like No Other
To live in Mount Tabor is to love the community. Please learn more about the town from the video below.
Mount Tabor is a former Methodist Camp Meeting founded in 1869, now a historic community gem in Morris County, NJ. Listed as a historic district on the State and National Registers of Historic Places in 2015, the Mount Tabor Historical Society is pleased to present this short video featuring our unique neighborhood.
(Produced by the Mount Tabor Historic Society).
