You can get directions from Google Maps, Bing or MapQuest.
Or, from Exit 53 on Route 55, head north on Route 553 towards Wenonah. Go 1-1/2 miles, then turn left at the traffic light onto Bark Bridge Road. Just past the traffic light, there will be a large paved parking lot on your left.
Hours: Sunrise to sunset, every day of the year.
Fees: None
Size: 110 acres
Activities: Walking, Running, Bicycling, Fishing, Horseback Riding, and Cross-Country Skiing.
Facilities:
Pet Policy: Permitted on a six-foot or shorter leash. The owner must collect and carry home all waste.
Trash Policy: Carry out any trash you carry in. There are no trash cans in the park per state policy.
Prohibited Activities: (not a complete list; refer to the the full State Park regulations)
There are just over 4 miles of serpentine trails within the park. The majority are asphalt, formerly used for golf carts. Sections of mowed grass are used to make logical walking paths in a few places. Two bridges are provided across Mantua Creek.
Presently two routes are officially marked:
We have both interactive (GPS-enabled) and printable maps to guide you:
This map shows the plant habitats found in the park including plenty of example plants with pictures. Please see our blog post for more details on using the map.
Volunteers maintain a Bluebird Trail of 9 nesting boxes during the spring and summer. Learn more about bluebirds at Tall Pines.