You Are Invited!
Big Springs & Woodland Lake Park
Public Work Day, September 20th
Big Springs and Woodland Lake Park need YOU to help clean up trails, hang signs, trim vegetation and more!
All are welcome on Saturday, September 20 from 8:00 a.m.-Noon. Park at Nature Center and meet at Big Springs Trailhead on Woodland Road.
Dress for outdoor work. Bring gloves, a shovel, and rake if you can. Water and lunch are provided.
Show your love for Big Springs and Woodland Lake Park on September 20.
For further information: Eric Kramer, (201) 230-3457
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why can’t we just leave the areas outside the developed park as they are?
Other than the 107 acres of the developed park purchased for the Town, the adjacent 400 acres are owned by the U.S. Forest Service. The land is an “in-holding” surrounded by residential areas and separated from the rest of the National Forest. The National Forest has a policy of getting rid of small isolated parcels so this land could be sold to developers and lost to the community.
