Address: Powhatan Indian Reservation Dr, Hainesport, NJ 08036, USA
Phone: +16097261191
Sunday: 7AM–7PM
Monday: 7AM–7PM
Tuesday: 7AM–7PM
Wednesday: 7AM–7PM
Thursday: 7AM–7PM
Friday: 7AM–7PM
Saturday: 7AM–7PM
Dan Kirkpatrick
This park is a great lightly used hiking area. Great for biking, hiking and kayaking. We spend a lot of time on the trails with our dog and rarely see anybody. The trails are mostly wide and well maintained and many have views of the Rancocas Creek. There are many access points from Mt Laurel Hainesport and Westampton. All trails is probably your best guide
Jeanne McGuire
Beautiful place to take a small hike. There are a few different trails of medium difficulty (some stumps , rocks, narrow, but minimal incline (he longest trail, the blue trail is about 4.5 miles - our little dog could make it.) The blue trail follows the Rancocas River and and has some lovely views.The trail heads start near a small parking area at the end of a long road. Some of the trails end at small parking areas along the side of the road. This park is near many small townships in south Burlington NJ and about an 45 minutes from Center City, Philadelphia, PA Highly recommend.
Steven Sidoti
Great park with lovely trails and waterfronts. Parking can be a challenge to find at times, especially during weekends. Trails are well maintained and clean.
shruthi laya
Hi this is hunting park , not trekking park, not well maintained.
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It belonged to the person who used to maintain the woods in some fashion or another. However he/she did not keep on it and was eventually evicted. The state of repair you see is just years of neglect and vandalism.
The real reason is that they were eventually evicted for failing to maintain the property in accordance with their lease. The tribes that lived there (Powhatan nation, if my memory is correct) are not actually indigious to this area any way.
I mean.....sunset to sunrise. I've seen ppl through the years. Maybe not leagally but to do it. Yes. If you know the woods in Hainesport or Rancocas and you know the outs. Then yes. From experience, Rancocas is easier to hide from rangers from sunset to sunrise. You can have a fire but make sure your deep enough too. Smoke travels up to a mile,so no one would thing anything of it. As far as being seen. That's on you. I think I covered the basics but anyone questions,let me know. Good luck. #dontbeseen P.s. I forgot to say,I'd do it from now until the bugs get too bad. So late Mayish. No later. Or if your smart bring a bug net around your hammock/where you sleep. Might extend camptime. A lot of locals walk back there. So I highly encourage sunset to sunrise.
Yes.
Hell NO. Welcome to Jersey. Not one public riding area.
I was just there recently and there were dogs on leashes.
Not in rancocas state park but if you got a little bit down the road to long bridge park there are some charcoal grills in the main area.
We saw people jet skiing and kayaking,so I would assume paddle boarding is allowed too!
Yes that is what is going on.
There are actual hotels that are close, just do a search. I don't trust airbnb... People have Camaras in there spot.
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