Jamesburg Park Conservation Area
Park Overview:
A conservation area that lies within the Spotswood Outlier – the northernmost area of New Jersey Pine Barrens habitat
Park Description:
Jamesburg Park Conservation Area
Jamesburg Park features typical Pine Barrens species -- pitch pine trees, blueberries, huckleberries and post oaks. The wetlands protect Atlantic white cedar trees and carnivorous pitcher plants. Several endangered and threatened species of plants and animals have been observed in this preserved open space
Trails Overview:
Use the Web Map link on this site to view a network of four marked trails that individually range from 0.6 to 2.7 miles and together total 7.0 miles. In addition there are numerous unmarked sand trails (some appearing on the Web Map), although the park administration advises staying on blazed trails for safety. The pathways can become muddy after wet weather.
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Park Acreage:
1414.00 acresMunicipality:
East Brunswick, Helmetta, Spotswood, Monroe TownshipA conservation area that lies within the Spotswood Outlier – the northernmost area of New Jersey Pine Barrens habitat
Jamesburg Park Conservation Area
Jamesburg Park features typical Pine Barrens species -- pitch pine trees, blueberries, huckleberries and post oaks. The wetlands protect Atlantic white cedar trees and carnivorous pitcher plants. Several endangered and threatened species of plants and animals have been observed in this preserved open space