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The New Jersey Forest Fire Service will be conducting prescribed burns on Friday 2/21/2020 at Central Park of Morris County. There will be trail closures in these areas. For more information and maps of burn areas and trail closures, please click here. The dog park at Central Park of Morris County has reopened.
The New Jersey Forest Fire Service will be conducting prescribed burns on Friday 2/21/2020 at Central Park of Morris County. There will be trail closures in these areas. For more information and maps of burn areas and trail closures, please click here. The dog park at Central Park of Morris County has reopened.
The William G. Mennen Sports Arena is a full service ice center with skating year around. It offers public sessions, group lessons, hockey clinics, figure skating clubs and birthday party packages.
Morris County Parks has a variety of beautiful locations for your wedding ceremonies, photos and reception. With both indoor and outdoor options, you’re sure to find the perfect venue for your special day.
Looking for Winter Recreation destinations? Discover where to snowshoe, cross-country ski, ice skate, and sled in Morris County Parks. Click here for all the info you need.
What everyone needs to know and how it directly effects YOU! Click the title to learn more and for The MCPC Response plan.
EMERALD ASH BORER RESPONSE PROGRAM CLOSURES
Sections of Central Park of Morris County will be closed between now and Feburary due to ash tree removal work as part of the MCPC’s Emerald Ash Borer Response Program. To protect public safety, park users should not walk around any closures.
MAINTENANCE ADVISORY
CONSTRUCTION ADVISORY
The Morris County Park Commission is currently responsible for the stewardship of 20,197 acres of land with 344.3 miles of trails. It recognizes that a controlled hunting program is the most efficent and affective way available to minimize the severe threats posed to the biodiversity of native flora and fauna by overabundant ehite-tailed deer populations. The MCPC's controlled hunts are specifically used as a population management tool and do not represent recreational hunting opportunities.
