New Jersey State Parks

Inventory source: NJDEP Open Space (State Owned) Facility layer, filtered to LAND_MANAGER 'State Parks, Forests and Historic Sites' with a FACILITY_URL park page. We re-check it weekly and keep renamed, merged and closed parks traceable.

Not included: Leonardo, Senator Frank S. Farley, Forked River and Fortescue State Marinas (Marinas (standalone boating facilities).); Centerton, Cream Ridge and Spring Meadow Golf Courses (Golf courses (facilities).); McKeetown and Mizpah Fire Towers; field office, nursery, aviation facilities, cemeteries, easements (Administrative/facility records, not visitor destinations.); 40 State Natural Areas (e.g. Island Beach Natural Area, Batsto Natural Area) (Managed by the Office of Natural Lands Management; mostly sub-areas of parks/forests and presented on a program page, not as park units.); ~110 'Preserve' parcels (except Tall Pines State Preserve, which has its own park page) (Preserved parcels without a park page.); Paulinskill Valley Trail, Sussex Branch Trail, Warren Trail (Trails presented on their parent park's page (Kittatinny Valley SP / Spruce Run RA).); Records with no official park page: Capital (not in layer), Cranberry Lake, Great Sound, Greenwood Lake, Hawk Island, Mount Laurel, Paterson Great Falls, Pyramid Mountain, Raritan River Confluence, Troy Meadows State Parks; Buck Mountain; Osmun Forest; Lusscroft Farm; Hopewell Park; Joyce Kilmer House, New Bridge Landing and Veterans of All Wars Memorial Historic Sites; Appalachian Trail; Jersey Greenway (Revisit if dep.nj.gov becomes reachable.); Palisades Interstate Park (NJ Section) (managed outside the state park system or not a visitor destination).

Statewide information last reviewed Oct 29, 2026.