Timber Creek Park

236 Taylor Ave & Chews Landing Road, Blackwood, NJ 08012


Timber Creek Park At A Glance...


About Timber Creek Park

Timber Creek Park is the former site of Slims Ranch and was purchased by Camden County for open space. The 60-acre park is located along the upper tidal portion of the North Branch of the Big Timber Creek. The creek flows through a wide valley in this area and contains a mature hardwood forest with large oaks, American beech, and tulip poplar trees and tidal and forested wetlands. There are also a few remaining American chestnut trees along the creek, a very rare site to see.

The trail follows the south bank of the Timber Creek. The tidal wetlands along the creek are a wintering site for waterfowl and bald eagles and red-tailed hawks. The woodlands along the creek provide habitat for wintering songbirds.



  • Activities:
    • Jogging / Running
    • Walking
    Amenities:
    • Bathrooms
    • Parking Lot(s)
    • Dog Park / Dog Area
    • Picnic / Sitting Area
    • Playground
    • Stage / Amphitheater
    Trails:
    • Flat / Easy
    • Walking Paths
    Park Type:
    • County Parks
    • Dog Park
    • Playground


Contact / Location

Primary Address:
Directions 236 Taylor Ave & Chews Landing Road,
Blackwood, NJ 08012
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Facilities

  • Dog Park 9 acres fenced in the woods
  • Outdoor Amphitheater
  • Accessible Walking Track just under mile around
  • 2 Pavilions
  • Parking
  • Cross Country Trails
  • Natural Trails
  • Indoor Restrooms with Covered Pavilion
  • Water Fountains
  • Flag Pole

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