Park Event

Swing by to learn more about watercolor painting and for a chance to paint Cedar Creek and the surrounding woods. Paint, paper, paintbrushes, paint board, etc all provided. Bring a towel […]

Snakes, turtles, and lizards are all over the Pine Barrens! Join us on a 4.5-mile hike down the Mt. Misery, Cranberry, and Lebanon Trails and learn all about these rad […]

Join our village historian for a guided tour of the century-old cranberry packing house

A guided walk and discussion about various types of fungi found in Liberty State Park.

Join us for a beautiful day exploring nature and creating your very own Eco-Jar! Follow Courtney as she guides you through the wonders of ecosystems. Bring your old jars and […]

Learn how the Continental Army was fed throughout the war. Join Historian Julie Power as she discusses and demonstrates different ways feeding the army was accomplished. Presentation at 1pm followed […]

For Arabella Barlow Day, meet a surgeon of the 4th N.J. Volunteer Reg't and see a demonstration of Civil War medicine. Enter a small Civil War encampment and encounter a […]

2.5-mile social walk on fairly flat, scenic trails through the park

Come on out to Liberty State Park and get up close and personal with the monarch butterfly with a craft to make and take home with you.

Book discussion group for avid readers and bibliophiles. No monthly reading requirements! BYOTea and favorite reads past or present.

There’s a lot to see when you take a walk through the Pine Barrens, but there's also lots to draw! Tag along and choose an animal, landscape, tree, bug, or […]

Join our village historian for a guided tour of the century-old cranberry packing house

Learn all about the wildlife of Pakim Pond and the diverse ecosystem brimming with life along the water's edge! This half-mile hike is suitable for all ages!

Visit Pakim Pond and indulge in a game of forest bingo! We're going to hike 1.5 miles along our Nature and Mt. Misery Trails, stopping along the route to observe […]

A guided birdwalk to learn about and look for visiting summer shorebirds and resident species as well.

2.5-mile social walk on fairly flat, scenic trails through the park

Power Point Presentation about the history and sabotage of Black Tom and a trip to what remains of the area today in the park.