49 Rancocas Road
Mt. Holly, NJ 08060
609-265-5000
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County Parks and Historic Sites


Boundary Creek Natural Resource Area
Boundary Creek Natural Resource Area
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This 34 acre park offers visitors fantastic opportunities for bird watching and wildlife viewing.  Upland and lowland forests, fields, tidal wetlands, and the open water of the Rancocas Creek all overlap in this relatively small area to create a haven for all types of birds and other wildlife.

As you follow the footpaths and boardwalks through the diverse habitats, be sure to have binoculars and a camera to photograph the many birds, butterflies and other animals.  The bird blinds and observation platforms allow visitors to observe wildlife without disturbance.  In addition to over 30 resident species of birds, one can see an incredible diversity of avian life in the changing seasons.  Various species of waterfowl, wading birds, and ospreys are visible from the boardwalks along the creek.  Migratory songbirds including warblers, vireos, flycatchers, and tanagers can be seen along the forest and field edge in the spring.  Look for birds of prey circling overhead as you walk through the fields that were once part of a peach orchard.   Numerous species of mammals, reptiles, amphibians, butterflies and moths call Boundary Creek home.  Please be respectful of this environment.

Boundary Creek was specifically designed for quiet nature study and associated passive recreation.  Please be courteous to others while on the trails.


Facilities and Activities
include:
• Hiking trails and boardwalks
• Permanent restroom facilities
• Wildlife blinds and viewing platforms.
• Butterfly and hummingbird garden

Trail Use - Boundary Creek has 1.3 miles of marked trails. Please stay on the trails and be mindful of the sensitive habitats.

Park Hours - The park is open to the public from 7AM to dusk.