Located in the center of Buena Boro at Bruno Melini Park. The trail is flat paved trail that runs…read morefrom North Clara Street along South West Blvd across Route 40 continues along South West Blvd across Central Ave into the municipal Complex trough Bruno Melini along the baseball fields through a long stretch of woods across County Road 672 into a wheat/rye farm through the chiseling Buckwheat to the loop and back. Black Water Pond Park Area Length- 1 1/2 miles Skill - Beginner Activity - Bike, Hike, Walk, Dogs On the way - Cosmic Spice (Spice, Coffee), Benches, Picnic Tables, Amphitheater, Rabbits, Turkeys, Bears)

Quiet and serene path taking you from Weymouth to Brewster Rd. It's very clean and everyone walking…read moretheir dogs are friendly. Once you get closer to the Brewster side of the trail, the views are splendid- you're surrounded by nature all around you. Great in the mornings or fall season!

About a half block in size, this small park is in front of the Atlantic County Municipal Court and…read morethe Atlantic County Clerk's Office. The main feature of the park is a brick path that leads to a central fountain with a beautiful figure drinking from a cup. A number of benches around so that you can enjoy the park though there is considerable traffic along Main Street as it intersects with US-40. The park also has a war memorial that lists the names of served and died in the US Army and Navy between 1917 and 1918. [Review 18254 overall - 129 in New Jersey - 1776 of 2022.]

As much as I love going out on the lake and kayaking, this is not appropriate for little kids. The…read moreplayground is so unsanitized and it's so dirty. I mean, I get it surrounded by a bunch of sand and a lake and trees, but that doesn't excuse it. The bathroom is locked most of the time and after 7 PM the bathroom is locked for the whole night so you have to do a little tinkle out in the pond. It is gross I know, right? So my little ones like to run around the playground and they're the right age for it but sometimes things get broken and it shuts down and my husband he goes out kayaking and then my wife goes out partying at the nightclub so my little kiddos, they like to run wild on the thing and I don't know how this can slide but it's very small and no after they turned one year older they're not gonna like this place mark my words. I love going kayaking at this place and my whole family does but Thing is I don't really like going on the playground so small. I broke my neck here once and the grass is so brown. I don't even know how to believe it. So that's all I have to say after I broke my neck here I came kayaking and I fell into the sewer, but it's OK. I got myself out with the crew rescue teams and then the wildfires happened and then it was a very tragic day, but I'm not gonna talk about it because I don't wanna cry again. Oh my God don't cry don't cry don't cry cry let it all out. That was my husband by the way and my wife. They're the same person. They transitioned a few years ago, so they were a girl and now their husband, but I don't even know what to say my kiddo my kiddos they love this place, but not for long because I'm gonna mark their words out of here. Here's a picture of my broken neck injury. I hope you guys can take this into consideration before coming here because this place is wonderful masterful but I just don't know how much I can trust the employees anymore not there is any employees which is also a red flag there's no employees and who would have their birthday party here. I saw someone having a birthday party here earlier and it was gross and disgusting. It makes my skin boil. I don't know why anyone would have a birthday party here it's really boring, but I feel like if you had a few more attractions like maybe a Ferris wheel or a waterslide or maybe a roller coaster I could maybe come here a little more often and get you guys more money thank you. Please take into consideration my review and please accept this token of a accomplishment. You guys have done well.

Wow - it's not often that you can find totally free kayaking these days! We walked up, filled out a…read morewaiver, got our life jackets, and we were on the water within 5 minutes! We paddled out into the lily pad area that had a clear spot to go through. We saw lots of turtles and a few beaver dams (didn't spot the beavers though). There were sooo many pretty blue dragonflies that liked to land on our boat and sometimes us! We also saw some floating snail shells in the water. Our paddle took about an hour, and they allow you to borrow the kayaks up to 2 hours. After our paddle we checked out the playground for a bit. It was perfect for our 4 year old. It has 4 big kid swings and 2 baby swings and areas for the both the bigger kids and little ones.

This place is awesome, good hiking paths and good fishing areas. We ended up finding several…read morespecies of frogs, toads, turtles, etc while there. Only downside is that there are tons of ticks and the map could be better but thats no biggie.

Love this place. Two play areas for the kids. One for the younger kids, and one for the older kids…read more The county tries really hard to keep this place nice. Wish they would fix the fence around the younger kids' playground.

i could not understand where private access ended and public access began. There are run-down…read more"marinas" on the river side, one of which wanted to charge me $15 to put in my plastic kayak. The Maurice River may be too fast for kayaking. I never found out. I paddled inside the impoundments. Decent experience. You get a great view of an osprey's nest, and they let you know that you are not wanted. Some of the lagoon or whatever it is, is shallow and gross. People are fishing and crabbing in this water and some are grumpy when you get near their traps. Lots of dragonflies when I went in July but par for the course. Not sure I would go back.

I love finding secret wildlife spots in and among all that is NJ. One day I was on a mission to…read morefind "secret" NJ spots and wandered along the forgotten small towns near the Delaware Bay. There are so many wetlands areas and so once I spotted this sign, I veered off and took off on a short walk in this area. It was gorgeous sunny winter day, and I lucked out because NOT A SOUL was around. Not even bugs!

This small park is in the small New Jersey town of Heislerville and I was passing by on my way to…read morethe East Point Lighthouse. The park has a reasonable looking basketball court, playground with swing set and climbing frame and monkey bars, covered picnic table and a sand volleyball court. The park is in good condition with no litter. Shade is minimal but there is some. Lots of warning signs here including no alcohol and no dumping cats. Sad that happens enough that there needed to be a sign! [Review 18232 overall - 108 in New Jersey - 1754 of 2022.]

Cape May County Park North (aka Cameron Wildlife Sanctuary) is apparently a hot secret, because…read moreonly one other car was in the parking lot when I was there on a weekday in the summer. This is a BEAUTIFUL park / wildlife refuge. Trails wind everywhere through the woods, to hammock clearings, scenic spots with benches to sit, a few ponds stocked with ripe lilly pads, picnic areas, a park office, etc. This park is extremely well maintained, with no litter anywhere. Yes, DOGS ARE ALLOWED here. Despite contrary info I got from calling the parks office, there are signs stating the rules for dogs to visit the property, dog waste stations with bags, etc. Well behaved, leashed dogs, are permitted. This is a wildlife sanctuary, so it is lucky they have recently chosen to allow this. It's less than a 10 minute walk to the first pond, and that alone is worth the trip. There are little islands in the pond, with benches on them. Really enchanting. The history of this property is that in the late 19th C, sand was mined here to make cement for Ocean City, as well as to make South Jersey Glass. The Great Depression ended production here, and the landowners filled the sand quarries with water, and stocked them for their own leisure fishing. The property was willed to the county in 1988 to be made into a park. In the summer, you MUST wear bug repellent. Even with repellent, I was covered with mosquitoes if I stopped walking for a few seconds. So just beware and be prepared. While picnicking would be serene here, it is probably best to do it in the months when mosquitoes aren't around. Also, gate locks at 4pm sharp!

Decided to visit a different part of the beach in ocean city and saw these markings in the sand…read more Thought they were so cute and clever I had to take a picture. Corson's inlet was a beautiful beach and mostly empty as it was after Labor Day.

Corson's Inlet State Park is one of the prettiest beaches I have ever seen in North America. This…read moretotally natural stretch of Atlantic coast line straddles three islands on the Jersey Cape There are paths through the extensive sand dunes and of course one can always walk on both the ocean and the bay cove beaches. The views across the inlet to charming Strathmere are super. Did you know the only poem in the definitive Norton Anthology of Poetry in the English language featuring a beach is the poem 'Corson's Inlet' by A.R. Ammons? If this beautiful shore spot is good enough for the poets, it is good enough for me.