The Sheep Hill Observatory, featuring an 18 inch, f/4.5 Newtonian Reflecting Telescope, is maintained by the organi...
The Cora Hartshorn Arboretum is a historic woodlands garden and educational institution. We promote an understandin...
Greenwood Gardens is preserving the gardens, architecture and landscape of Greenwood for the education and delight ...
Far Hills, Somerset County, NJ
Leonard J. Buck Garden is one of the premier rock gardens in the eastern United States consisting of a series of al...
South Mountain Reservation, covering 2,110 acres, is a nature reserve that is part of the Essex County Park System ...
The 25 foot Hemlock Falls are found within the South Mountain Reservation (Essex County). Leaving from the Summit F...
Mountainside, Union County, NJ
The Dog Park at Echo Lake Park in Mountainside is just under three acres, with fenced areas set aside for large and...
Mountainside, Union County, NJ
Dog Park, Fishing, Fitness Trail, Ice Skating, Pedal Boats, Picnic Area (Reservable), Playground, Restrooms, Sleddi...
Established in 1959 through a joint effort of the New Jersey Rose Society and the Essex County Parks Department, th...
Willowwood Arboretum is open free to the public daily, 365 days yearly from 8am to dusk. Visitors are invited to en...
Cooper Gristmill, located on 14 acres, was built in 1826 and is one of the remaining restored water-powered mills i...
Bamboo Brook Outdoor Education Center was known originally as "Merchiston Farm," the home of William and Martha Bro...
Lake Hopatcong, Morris County, NJ
Lake Hopatcong is the largest freshwater body in New Jersey, United States, about 4 square miles in area.
The Van Vleck House & Gardens originated as a 12-acre private estate more than 140 years ago when Joseph Van Vleck ...
Somerville, Somerset County, NJ
Chimney Rock / Washington Valley park contains many wooded areas great for mountain biking and hiking, along with a...
The park is unstructured and is generally used for strolling, Frisbee playing, and informal picnics. The passive sc...
