Whether you're looking for an outdoor adventure, a unique shopping experience, or a chance to view American history and culture, you will find exactly what you're looking for in Saddle Brook, NJ.
Saddle River County Park
Dunkerhook Rd, Paramus, NJ 07652 (201) 444-1117
Saddle River County Park is a 596-acre county park in Bergen County, New Jersey, United States, stretching from Ridgewood to Rochelle Park. Saddle River Area Bike Path - Bergen County Multi-use pathway/Bicycle-Pedestrian Path: This bike and pedestrian path travels from Ridgewood to Rochelle Park and is approximately 6 miles in length. This continuous path runs through Ridgewood, Glen Rock, Fair Lawn, Paramus, Saddle Brook and Rochelle Park and under Route 4. This path also follows the Saddle River and Ho-Ho-Kus Brook and passes by the Historic Easton Tower at Route 4. The path features a scenic waterfall at Dunkerhook Park, and there are three ponds, tree shaded picnic areas, pavilions, playgrounds, tennis courts and athletic fields accessible along the path.
Saddle River County Park Maps
- Saddle River County Park Bike Path
- Rochelle Area Map
- Otto C. Pelle Area Map
- Dunkerhook Area Map
- Glen Rock Area Map
- Fair Lawn Area Map
- Wild Duck Pond Area Map
Rochelle Park Area - Railroad Avenue, Rochelle Park
The Rochelle Park area is home to a picnicking areas and a pavilion with electric, 2 tennis courts, a basketball court, a playground and a softball field. The multi-use path in this area begins at Railroad Avenue and winds along the river for approximately 1 mile then links to the footbridge. Visitors can loop back on the Saddle Brook side of the river or keep exploring by heading north under the Garden State Parkway. Permit required.Amenities
- Picnicking - pavilion with electric (permit required)
- Tennis courts (2)
- Basketball
- ADA accessible playground
- Softball field (by permit only)
Otto C. Pehle Area - Saddle River Road, Saddle Brook
Named after a former Bergen County Parks Commissioner, the Otto Pehle area continues the multi-use path including a ¾ mile loop around the pond where visitors can fish. NJ State Fishing License Required. Traditional park amenities include a playground, 2 softball and 1 baseball field and a picnic area and a pavilion with electric. Special features include the Yitzhak Rabin Tree Grove and model boating. Permit required.- Amenities
- Fishing (NJ State Fishing License Required)
- Picnicking - pavilion with electric (permit required)
- Yitzhak Rabin Tree Grove
- Model boating (permit needed)
- Ball fields - softball (2), and one baseball field (permit needed)
- Playground
Dunkerhook Area – Paramus Road, Paramus and Dunkerhook Road, Fair Lawn
Spanning Paramus and Fair Lawn, the Dunkerhook Area at its southern most point is home to the Easton Tower, a county historic site. The multi-use path continues past the tower under route 4 entering an area with an all-purpose athletic field and open area for use with electric gliders. Continuing north there are additional amenities including a picnic area and a pavilion with electric, 3 tennis courts, and a playground. Permit required. There is fishing in this area of the Saddle River (NJ State Fishing License Required) and a lovely waterfall for nature lovers to enjoy. The multi-use path forks just beyond the falls heading east into the Wild Duck Pond area in Ridgewood or west into the Glen Rock Area.
Amenities
- Tennis courts (3)
- Picnicking - pavilion w/electric (permit required)
- Athletic fields (by permit)
- Playground
- Fishing (NJ State Fishing License Required)
Glen Rock Area – Prospect Avenue, Glen Rock
The Glen Rock area provides park-goers with a surprising number of amenities all accessible via the multi-use path, including 2 tennis courts, a playground, picnic areas and 2 pavilions both with electric. Model boating and fishing can be enjoyed at the pond (NJ State Fishing L icense Required) and (permit required). In winter the park remains open for ice-skating when conditions allow.
Amenities
- Fishing (NJ State Fishing License Required)
- Tennis courts (2)
- Ice-skating
- Picnicking - Pavilion with electric
- Playground
- Model boating (by permit)
Wild Duck Pond
The Wild Duck Pond area can be reached from the south via the multi-use path along an invigorating 2 mile stretch that hugs the river or by car from the entrance on East Ridgewood Avenue. The park amenities include picnic areas, a pavilion with electric, a playground and a dog park, activities include fishing (NJ State Fishing License Required), model boating and ice skating when weather conditions allow. Permit required.
Amenities
- Fishing (NJ State Fishing License Required)
- Picnicking - pavilion with electric (permit required)
- Model boating (by permit only)
- ADA Accessible Playground
- Off-leash dog-park area
Campgaw Mountain
About CampgawAs New Jersey's premier learn-to-ski/snowboard and tubing destination, Campgaw Mountain offers an alpine escape right in your backyard. Located in northern Bergen County, we are the closest ski area to the New York metro area with 100% snowmaking capabilities, only 18 miles north of the George Washington Bridge.
We provide a variety of skiing and snowboarding terrain for all abilities with short lift lines, uncrowded trails, and a friendly staff. You'll find the latest in rental equipment and the highest level of skiing or snowboarding instruction for all ages. Whether you are a beginner or an enthusiast, you'll love the skiing, snowboarding, and tubing at Campgaw Mountain.
Features
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Day and Night Skiing, Snowboarding, & Snow Tubing
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Freestyle Terrain Park
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Three ‘Magic Carpet' Conveyer Lifts
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Two Double Chairlifts
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Ten 800-ft. Snow Tubing Runs with Two Dedicated Surface Lifts
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100% Snowmaking Capabilities
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Specialized Children's Program for Youngsters ages 4-6
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Eight Beginner/Intermediate Trails
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Daily & Seasonal Ski/Snowboard Rentals
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Daily & Seasonal Helmet Rentals
Quick Links
Donation Request
Tubing Waiver Form
Bergen County's Premiere Equestrian Center
40 Fort Lee Road, Leonia, NJ 07605
The Equestrian Center if located on 22 acres within the beautiful Overpeck County Park. It's home to over 108 horses and offers services from boarding and training to camps and events.
