Shoova House - 3rd Street Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Shoova House – 3rd Street is a men's sober living home in National Park, New Jersey, in Gloucester County, run by Shoova House under a New Jersey Cooperative Sober Living Residence license.

A Men's Sober House on 3rd Street

National Park is one of the smallest boroughs in Gloucester County, tucked along the Delaware River across from Philadelphia International Airport. Shoova House runs this address as one of its men's residences, keeping bathrooms, common space, and house rules focused on one population living under a single set of expectations.

Shoova House's South Jersey Network

Beyond National Park, Shoova House operates men's homes in Pitman and Mullica Hill and women's homes in Glassboro and Woodbury, along with additional properties in Linwood, Clementon, and Northfield. The spread covers most of Gloucester County and reaches into Camden and Atlantic Counties as well, giving the operator room to place residents by gender and by fit across a wide area.

New Jersey's Cooperative Sober Living License

This house carries a Department of Community Affairs license as a Cooperative Sober Living Residence, the mandatory credential New Jersey requires under N.J.A.C. 5:27 in place of a certification program. The license ties Shoova House to oversight from the state's Bureau of Rooming and Boarding House Standards.

National Park Along the Delaware

Woodbury, the Gloucester County seat, sits a short drive north, carrying the county's courts and much of its outpatient treatment capacity. National Park's own riverfront setting keeps it quiet, while nearby Route 130 and bus service connect residents to Woodbury, Camden, and the broader region.

Shoova House's Reach Across Two Counties

A resident who starts at the 3rd Street house is inside a network that spans Gloucester and Atlantic Counties, from Mullica Hill in the north to Northfield near the shore. That range gives Shoova House flexibility to move a resident to a different men's house, or to refer a family member into one of its women's homes, without leaving the organization.