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Tate Pumphouse Trail Center
Trail Center and restaurant. Boatlanding on the North Platte River and access to the Casper Whitewater Park and 10 mile Platte River Parkway trails system. Good picnic spot. More
Yesness Pond
Large, primative park with fishing pond and hiking trails. Yesness Park is a native area that offers the full spectrum of high plains prairie vegetation. More
Weirs Community Park
This area contains 27 acres of mostly undeveloped park land. It does have a parkhouse and a large parking lot. The park now has a conseptual design for a naturalistic playground, picnic pavilion, bathrooms, trails and an amphitheater. More
Village Park
One lighted baseball field with bleachers; concession stand; little league field; picnic area w/ tables; grills; canoe access; walking trail; footbridge over the Apple River; volleyball court; parking; ice rink and sledding hill. More
La Grandeur Natural Area
26 acres of heavily wood land with a pond and extensive wildlife; disc golf course More
SOETEBIER PARK
This 26.65 acre park contains 3 athletic fields intended for practice use only. Parking is not currently allowed at Soetebier Park. Parking is available at the adjacent Kircher Park. More
Matson Hill Park
Matson Hill Park is 475 acres of rugged, heavily forested parkland, which has become the area’s number one hiking and biking destination. Offering more than six miles of natural surface trails, this historical property is situated in the “Daniel Boone [...] More
County Heritage Museum at Heritage Park
The County Heritage Museum at Heritage Park offers FREE interpretive displays focusing on local and state history and is open to the public from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wed. through Sat., and noon to 5 p.m., on Sun. Rich [...] More
Hideaway Harbor Park
Hideaway Harbor Park is a 48-acre riverside park, featuring spectacular views of the Mississippi River and the scenic Alton bluffs. With two FREE public boat ramps to access the river, it’s become a popular site for many fisherman and recreational [...] More
Louis H. Bangert Memorial Wildlife Area
Louis H. Bangert Memorial Wildlife Area is a 160 acre riverside park that connects to the historic Katy Trail. Bordering the Missouri River, this popular park offers more than four miles of scenic, natural surface trails perfect for hiking and [...] More
Hunterdon County Arboretum
This is the main office for the Hunterdon County Department of Parks & Recreation. Come and use the many nature trails, wet land board walk. Inside main office is lots of displays. We also have a garden and two gazebos. More
Charlestown Reserve
Come and hike/walk the 269 acreage park. The main habitat at Charlestown is second generation oak-hickory forest. Along the trail are stone walls, which provide evidence of Charlestown’s agrarian past. Today, these stone walls provide havitat for snakes and small [...] More
Deer Path Park
Deer Path was originally owned by Alois and Berta Batz. Until 1967, the land was used for agriculture. That year, they established a summer camp on the property for children. The pond was expanded to it current size. Storage sheds [...] More
Hoffman Park
This 353 acre park is comprised of hardwood forest, grasslands, and 32 ponds of various sizes. It is the former farm of Albert and Joyce Hoffman, who began to acquire tracts of land in the late 1930′s. They also owned [...] More
Round Mountain Section of Deep Path Park
Formed during the Triassic Period, Round Mountain reaches an elevation of 600 feet above sea level. The mountain was originally used by the Lenni Lenape for encampments. Early European settlers used the mountain for a variety of resource. Timber was [...] More