Long Bridge Park

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Encompassing 115 acres, Long Bridge Park welcomes visitors to a forested sanctuary along the Rancocas Creek. With upland and lowland forests, a freshwater pond and wetlands, tidal marshland, Rancocas Creek shoreline, and meadows, visitors can enjoy hiking, biking, fishing and picnicking in a rustic natural setting along the Rancocas Creek. Two age-appropriate play areas and several picnic pavilions are also available in a beautifully landscaped central trailhead area.

Three group shelters/pavilions are reservable for private use. You can check the availabiltiy for each pavilion and reserve your space online!

Features

  • Bike Trail
  • Bird and Wildlife Observation
  • Boardwalks
  • Drinking Fountains
  • Fishing
  • Hiking Trails
  • Picnic Areas
  • Picnic Shelters
  • Playground
  • Restrooms

Picnic Pavilions at Long Bridge Park

Pavilion #1

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Amenities:
  • Capacity - 25
  • Playground
  • Charcoal Grill
  • Restrooms

Pavilion #2

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Amenities:
  • Capacity - 25
  • Playground
  • Charcoal Grill
  • Restrooms

Pavilion #3

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Amenities:
  • Capacity - 40
  • Playground
  • Large charcoal grill
  • Restrooms

The Burlington County Parks System has partnered with the US Fish and Wildlife Service to restore a 2 acre meadow filled with invasive species (phragmites, mugwort, and Chinese bush clover) into a native pollinator meadow at Long Bridge Park.  In order to get rid of these stubborn and hard to remove invasive species, the park has undergone two burns, one on March 18th 2015 and the second on March 8th 2016.  Watch this video to see the process.  Stay tuned for more updates!

pollinator meadow

In 2014, the Burlington County Parks system embarked on a multi-year project in partnership with US Fish and Wildlife to convert a field full of invasive plant species to a pollinator meadow at Long Bridge Park in Hainesport, NJ. Get an in-depth look behind the scenes on the steps the Parks System underwent to complete this habitat restoration project. Filmed and edited by Naturalist Kate.