Campani’s Legacy Lanes

If you are looking for a true “time capsule” experience that combines vintage charm with modern family fun, Campani’s Legacy Lanes is a Cumberland County treasure. Located on Landis Avenue, this isn’t just a bowling alley—it’s a piece of Bridgeton history that has been a community gathering spot for generations. Originally built in 1958 by John Campani and known for years as Pike Lanes, the center is still family-owned and operated today by John’s daughter, Diana.

The history here is literally in the record books; Legacy Lanes is famous in the bowling world for being the site where Orville “Juice” Johnson shot a record-high series of 899 in 2005. Walking through the doors, you feel that rich heritage, from the well-maintained lanes to the friendly, neighborhood atmosphere that only a long-standing family business can provide.

Features & Highlights

The heartbeat of the venue is, of course, the Bowling Center, featuring a mix of youth and senior leagues alongside open play. For those serious about their game, the Legacy Lanes Pro Shop is a major draw, offering professional drilling and equipment from top brands like Storm and Brunswick.

But there is more to do here than just bowl. For the golfers, the property features a Driving Range that is open from dawn until dusk—perfect for sharpening your swing before or after a few frames. The Snack Bar handles the cravings with classic alley fare, including pizza, burgers, and cold beverages. While it’s a premier spot for kids’ birthday parties and family nights, the vibe on league nights is pure South Jersey competitive spirit. It’s an unpretentious, high-energy venue that proves some things really do get better with age.

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