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From the info we have seen posted, NJCF manages the properties, yet they do not list it as one of their preserves. There is no guarantee that funding from Green Acres guarantee's public access. It would be nice to find the GA application.

The 'feels like' temp, the opposite of 'wind chill', is over 100f Friday thru Sunday and 110f for Saturday.

It appears lot 7, the 'easement' road is also owned by the consortium. info is from the Ocean County tax records site, there are 4 lots under this listing, 7, 8, 31 & 34.

I guess the main question is, who was the ZO referring to when he was basically told no trespassing; the Bio guy or the NJCF guy. Also note in the info window that access is unknown. I wish there was an explanation for all the fields and the abbreviated entries in that info. Those 2 signs may...

This map shows some detail for each land parcel. The western most parcel is Bio owned and managed, it also has posted signs along Long Swamp Rd. The remaining 3 parcels, including Jumping Brook, are owned and managed by NJCF. The access road/trail, thought to be an easement, is not included...

I sent an email some time ago to the NJCF asking about the preserve, no response yet and it is not on their list of managed properties yet the info on your map says they own and manage it. What open space file are you using?

I walked into the preserve using the trail next to the house, maybe 2 years ago in the fall. Its a very nice area. Parked on the other side of the road along the chain link fence. Walking in, a person from the house gave me a friendly wave, no problem, no 'no trespassing' or 'posted' signs...

One thing I noticed is that the 'stay logged in' box is always checked. Was not in the previous version. No biggy thouogh.

https://patch.com/new-jersey/barnegat-manahawkin/stafford-received-state-high-5-7-inches-rain-saturday RT 72 was closed last night for several hours due to flooding.

As said in #73. It's across the street; 26 Cranberry Canners Rd. Nothing has been restored.

This was on the Plumsted Twnshp meeting schedule on 4/4/2018. However this parcel is across the street from the property under discussion in this thread. I believe it is where the canning ruins are behind the chain link fence. "RESOLUTION NO. 2018-157 - AUTHORIZING THE CREDIT REFUND OF TAXES...

If you come up the intercoastal, which I imagine you will, take a detour up the Toms. You can tie off at Huddy Park, the town did a nice job restoring the place. Lot of history on this river. Just do it on a weekday ;)

Big storms coming thru now, but they appear to be moving fast.

More rain. Strange, but I've seen fewer skeeters this summer, have not had to slather up with SSS to work outside. Maybe they drowned....

Barry is in the Gulf. https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/graphics_at2.shtml?start#contents

Thanks for clearing that up. The owner should have taken those signs down. Twsn't clear who the owner was and of what.

Thanks for checking. So the ZO says the 'access road' property belongs to the house adjacent to it. At some point they must have had a Wetlands Easement, hence the signs. Perhaps the property owners had problems with folks using it and changed their minds or the property changed owners...

This is another good site to step back in time. Quite a few pictures of old NJ gas stations, but very little for south Jersey. They have onein Toms Rover that was last a hess station before shutting down, and I have passed by the one in Butzville, it is now a private residence; close to Hot...

You never know if you never ask ;) This site helped quite a bit with my research. The link is just for NJ. http://www.ccclegacy.org/CCC_Camps_New_Jersey.html This may be that camp. S-60 1284 -C 10/30/1933 Chatsworth Chatsworth Penn State Forest 13 mi S