This is a beautiful spot along the Delaware River in Hunterdon County. There is free parking and…read morerestrooms on site. There is direct access to the Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park Trail. You can walk, run or bicycle along the canal in either direction. Head south and Stockton is right there or head a little further into Lambertville. You can cross the bridge into New Hope or continue south along the canal. If you are feeling very energetic you can head north to Bull's Island. For the hard core cyclist you can go all the way to Frenchtown. Just remember, wherever you bike or walk to, you have to turn around and go all the way back!

We parked at Prallsville Mill and took the trail along the road and then along Wickecheoke Creek…read more The walk was peaceful and the birdwatching was great.

Parking in Stockton and running up to this park and back came recommended for a 7 mile run. The…read morepark itself is nothing special if you ask me. There's some open areas, nice views and a bridge to the PA side. I'm at 4 stars is for the bathroom and water fountains. Those are crucial considering how long the Delaware Raritan Canal Trail is, unless you bring your own water or don't mind finding a tree and some leaves in the woods to use as a toilet.

Gorgeous park along the Delaware River and the Delaware & Raritan Canal. There's a canoe launch…read moreand a foot bridge over the river between NJ and PA. There's a little landing you can go to down by the river and dip your feet in. Along with a surprising amount of parking, there is also a nice visitor's station with restrooms that are much less disgusting than the port-a-potties elsewhere along the trail. This is a great place to start a journey along the river and/or canal!

Another delightful event in this sweet park!…read more Today was the pet parade! Very well organized! There were some vendor booths (Dog book author, professional Halloween themed dog Photo Booth , dog themed goods & baked goods for humans too. The fundraising event for the pet charity ANIMAL ALLIANCE. The money raised goes for pet care. Everything went smooth! What fun to see all the neighbors in good cheer. Lots of chuckles and sassy puppy pageantry. What a hoot!

I love walking this trail anywhere in New Hope. It's a good way to get to the cross streets and…read moreavoiding all the touristy foot traffic. Beautiful view of the canal and all of the local wildlife, flora, and some historical buildings. Great for walking and biking. Note: CARRY YOUR TRASH OUT, PLEASE! Thanks!

This was my first time on the PA side. It was a nice change but the trail is definitely not as well…read morekept as the Jersey side. The path is a little rougher, but still smooth and easily ridable on any bicycle. What I didn't like was the overgrown vegetation sticking out into the trail. I will ride it again just to change up my regular routes.

A cool Day! A good…read moreday to explore something new. Open parking! A nice park in the country .

beautiful new playground equipment. enjoyed the cooling splash pad! the kids had a blast here.read more

I have been coming to this park since it opened when I was a little kid. For the most part the…read moremajority of the facilities are the same. I did just notice that they recently updated the work out equipment near the restrooms, which prompted this review! There are plenty of paths here to walk on as well as a children's play area, covered patio with bathrooms, hockey rink and basketball courts. They also have a children's sprinkler open in the summer! You can rent out the covered patio area , I know they have a kitchen inside as well as a fire. It's overalls a really nice park the only thing it's missing is tennis courts really to be a complete park! I love how they offer movie nights in the summer and do many other township events here! It's so centrally located as well and there is ample parking!

Great spot to safely walk your dog, get a run or bike in, or explore the native marshland of…read moreEastern PA. It is completely paved (a bit steep at times for wheelchairs) and there is parking located at the front of the trail. They are dog (on leash) friendly and have potty bags at the front. We saw many geese, deer, and weird caterpillars. I was also happy to see people picking up the random price of garbage as we walked by.

I had the chance to visit Pine Run to look for Sandhill Cranes (which I did indeed locate). The…read moreparking area is quite small but you can park on the residential street, if necessary. This is a great place to run, walk, bike, or bird. You can choose to walk in the field (wear hiking shoes) or stay on the paved path that circles the reservoir. There's a wooded area and an open area. If you live nearby I'd definitely recommend getting outside one day and exploring what this reservoir has to offer.

This museum contains a lot of artifacts and are described well including their provenance and a…read moregood number are noted being outside the general area (although many like items would have certainly been included on location) I believe the building is set for renovation/relocation and I think it's deserved. It seems dated, but is functional for its purpose The one thing I found annoying (and I've seen in no other non-private museum) is they RESTRICT ALL PHOTOS!!! I've seen places understandably restricted FLASH pics, but frankly this is a huge loss to the public and for education. This is my primary reason for the 3 star rating. Give is 4+ for allowing pics!!!

By all means you should come here. If you want to just exercise and enjoy a beautiful park along…read morethe Delaware river... Or stop in and learn a little about the significance of the area. There's also a gift shop where you can buy locally made items like freshly ground in flower as well as handmade soap and a little doll. You can enjoy a little 20 minute movie that tells you about the history of this area... Which is the history of America. There's also a museum . It was enjoyable.