GUIDELINES FOR TRAIL USE
1) Stay on the Trail. In order to protect nature for the users of the trail and the users
of the trail from nature, it is important to stay on the trail. Bridges and boardwalks
have been provided to protect streams and wetlands, and to make walking easier. You are
less likely to attract ticks if you remain on the trail. Damage to wetland areas by
unauthorized off-trail excursions may make it difficult for the Township to obtain future
NJDEP permits for new trails.
2) No Littering. Take out everything you bring in.
3) Dawn to Dusk. The trail is open from dawn to dusk. There is no camping.
4) Respect Private Property and Privacy. In some areas, particularly near access points,
the trail is close to private property and homes. Respect the privacy and property of
these residents. Keep voices low and do not loiter. Do not park cars where it will be
difficult to for residents to access driveways and mailboxes.
5) Ticks. Check your self, children, and dogs for ticks after using the trail.
RULES FOR PARK USE
Chapters 150 and 151 of the Township Code list the rules for the use of parks and
playgrounds. Violations of these rules may result in a summons.
ParkCurfew.pdf
Regulations.pdf
