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Located in Forked River, New Jersey, Eno’s Pond County Park is a welcoming destination for dog owners seeking scenic, pet-friendly trails and a family-friendly atmosphere. This charming park offers picturesque gravel and boardwalk paths, meandering through lovely wooded areas and alongside tranquil water views, providing the perfect backdrop for dog-friendly hiking and leisurely strolls. Visitors often spot local wildlife, adding an extra element of excitement for both pups and their owners.
The park is well-known for its clean restrooms, ample parking, and inclusive playground, making it ideal for families with children as well as dog lovers. Picnic tables, shaded areas, and water fountains are available for visitors to relax and refresh. While there isn’t a dedicated off-leash dog area, the park’s natural beauty and serene walking trails make it a standout spot for leashed walks and quality time outdoors with your furry friend in Lacey Township.
Amazing spot to stop with the kids! Bathrooms and water fountains on site. Never seen such a great slide tower before! Looking forward to giving my son the chance to play here again.
Trails are beautiful. Its quite and the new park is beautiful and age friendly for all.
This is an absolutely amazing place to bring your children or grandchildren. This is an “All Inclusive” park, meaning it is accessible for children with disabilities as well as all other children. This is what all parks should be. A safe, clean and enjoyable park. Clean bathrooms and plenty of parking. My grandchildren hated leaving and begged us daily to come back. This is the most impressive park I have seen!
Beautiful new playground being built and facilities for bathroom. The trails are all labeled clearly. Very easy nature walks
Nice little park with paths for the pups and great views of the water. Some boardwalk paths (no pictures taken), a little lookout dock (pictured), and gravel paths. One path extension was dirt packed but easy to follow.
If you’re looking for a big hike, this is not the path for you. I think I did about 2-2.5 miles because I did the path twice. If not from the area, may want to schedule another stop also. The marina is not far away, and other places to explore.
Not real big but some nice trails with some great scenery. The dog loved it cause it got to see a 🦌 close and personal. She took me for a ride on the electric unicycle trying to chase after them.There’s a bathroom and a playground for the kids. Picnic tables out of the sun to eat or just relax.