Visiting state parks is an excellent way to get to know a new state or rediscover a familiar one. New Jersey is certainly not lacking in unique recreation areas.
Whether you prefer more urban state parks with stunning views or sprawling nature areas, New Jersey has it. We’ve found five hidden gems you need to visit in New Jersey state parks. Let’s get started!
There are 49 state parks in New Jersey. If you want to visit them all, you could see one per week, and it would almost take you a year to visit them all.
Guests of all ages can participate in an hour and 15-minute tour and look at what life would have been like during the mid-1800s and turn of the 20th century.
Wharton State Forest is the largest single tract of land the New Jersey State Park System manages. It offers various opportunities for outdoor recreation activities.
Visiting this park is an excellent opportunity to experience the natural beauty of New Jersey. Whether you want to hike, camp, swim, picnic, snowshoe, or ski, High Point State Park is a must-visit.