A National Historic Landmark, Morven is situated on five pristine acres in the heart of Princeton, New Jersey. This...
Bloomsbury, Hunterdon County, NJ
Musconetcong Gorge Nature Preserve offers a rustic hiking experience through a scenic forested gorge along the Musc...
Montgomery, Somerset County, NJ
Opossum Road Woods is a small tract of open space owned and managed by Montgomery Township. The trail starts at the...
Parks Lake is a multi-use outdoor park featuring a .7 mile paved walking path. Bicycles and rollerblades are permi...
The Pequest facility includes a Natural Resource Education Center for environmental education as well as the only s...
Cranbury, Middlesex County, NJ
Plainsboro Preserve was created as a partnership between Middlesex County, Plainsboro Township and the New Jersey A...
Upper Black Eddy, Bucks County, PA
Bucks County park in Upper Black Eddy, PA, with a boulder field whose rocks ring like metal when struck, plus the c...
Also known as Concialdi Park offers softball, baseball, football fields, playground equipment, picnic area and two ...
Long Valley, Morris County, NJ
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The Soldiers Memorial Field complex sits on twenty-five acres of land. Amenities Ashland and Middle Softball Fie...
Hackettstown, Warren County, NJ
The Musconetcong River, an excellent freshwater fishing spot, flows over and around boulders through Stephens State...
The Teetertown Preserve's 300+acre property is one of the most significant natural areas in Hunterdon County. The r...
Nature reserve with more than 10 miles of hiking trails through wetlands, forests, meadows and streams, in Penningt...
This 170-acre wooded preserve bordering Spruce Run Reservoir is named for the colonial ironworks that flourished he...
Mountainside, Union County, NJ
As the largest park in Union County, the 2,000+ acre Watchung Reservation is a massive outdoor playground design...
Branchburg, Somerset County, NJ
This multi-use park in Branchburg, NJ offers many types of amenities: Soccer/lacrosse fields, baseball/softball fie...
