Warren County Parks Foundation

07/26/2026

Phillipsburg Lock Street Tour begins at the Green’s Bridge RR overpass, and continues along Lock Street to Rout 22, and includes historic homes, a former canal store, mill and spring sites, three lock sites with two tender’s houses extant, a towpath trail, and preserved Plane 10 West.

Today, a WCPF crew turned out to do some painting, cleaning, mowing and make some minor repairs. New trail maps were also installed at the trailheads of the Marble Hill Natural Resource Area.

To visit the Lock Street and Marble Hill sites, click below;

https://warrenparks.com/park/lock-street-park/

https://warrenparks.com/park/marble-hill-natural-resource-area/

06/01/2026

The Cherry Tree Bend MCG trail is maintained by volunteers of the WCPF.

05/18/2026

Check out some great upcoming Park Programs, hosted by Warren County's Naturalists.

👀 Take a peek at our June programs!

For more information and to register, visit our Eventbrite page:
https://www.eventbrite.com/o/warren-county-parks-121329060627

05/02/2026

When we first surveyed the county's recently acquired Rockport track, the former Morris Canal towpath had collected a mess of bramble, limbs and downed trees during the 100 years since the canal's abandonment. With the help of the New Jersey Youth Corps of Phillipsburg, we were able to clear a towpath trail, with spur trails on its east and west end, and recently installed interpretive signage.

The two photos below show the same view on 11/19/2024 and 5/1/2026. This MCG trail is on Rockport Road, just west of Hazen Road, with the parking area a bit west of east end trailhead.

04/04/2026

As is the WCPF's Spring tradition, we partnered with the Musconetcong Watershed Association for their annual Earth Day cleanup. We chose the Kinney Road section of Waterloo Valley, as it's a hotbed for bikers, paddlers, swimmers and fishermen, and there is a lot of trash about. Out team was able to collect 20 bags of trash, assorted debris, and one very large and heavy mattress.

Thanks to all of the WCPF volunteers who came out today to help make our little corner of Earth a better place!