Leeds Point is a small community located in Atlantic County, New Jersey. It is situated near the southern end of the state and is known for its proximity to the scenic Mullica River. The area is primarily residential and features a mix of homes and natural landscapes. The community is often associated with the legend of the Jersey Devil, a mythical creature said to inhabit the nearby Pine Barrens. Leeds Point is named after Mother Leeds, who, according to folklore, gave birth to the creature in the early 18th century. This legend has contributed to the area's cultural identity.