Wild Wonders of the Pinelands: A South Jersey Nature Guide

Explore the Natural Treasures Near Williamstown, NJ

The New Jersey Pinelands are a globally recognized gem, right in ReLeaf’s backyard. If you’re curious about the unique wildlife, scenic spots, and outdoor activities in the Pinelands, this infographic is for you!

Pinelands Wildlife

Pine Barrens Tree Frog: A vibrant green amphibian found almost exclusively in the acidic wetlands of the Pine Barrens.

Pine Barrens Tree Frog
Northern Pine Snake

Northern Pine Snake: A large, non-venomous snake that nests in sandy soils and is a species of concern in New Jersey.

Red-Shouldered Hawk: A threatened bird species that thrives in the mature forests of the Pinelands.

Red-Shouldered Hawk
Gray Fox

Gray Fox: A shy, nocturnal predator known for its ability to climb trees, and one of the few foxes in North America that can.

Pinelands Flora and Ecosystems

Atlantic White Cedar Swamps: rare, waterlogged forests that support unique wildlife and depend on natural disturbances, such as fire or flooding, to thrive.

Atlantic White Cedar Swamps
Pitch Pine Forests

Pitch Pine Forests: Dominated by fire-resistant pitch pines, these forests are adapted to frequent wildfires that maintain the ecosystem’s health.

Dwarf Pine Plains: Areas where nutrient-poor soils and frequent fires have led to the growth of stunted pine trees, creating a unique landscape.

Dwarf Plane Pines

Our Top Picks for Outdoor Adventure Near Williamstown

Your Williamstown Dispensary

Discover more about the Pinelands and stop by ReLeaf in Williamstown to elevate your next outdoor adventure here!

Hammonton Lake Park

Hammonton Lake Park

About 9 miles away, this park features a lake for boating and fishing, playgrounds, and picnic areas.

Scotland Run Park

Scotland Run Park

Located approximately 5 miles from Williamstown, this park offers great hiking trails, fishing, and birdwatching.

Penny Pot Park

Penny Pot Park

Situated roughly 8 miles from Williamstown, it’s a serene spot for kayaking and enjoying the natural surroundings.

ReLeaf co-owner Luis Figueiredo's dog, Simba, enjoys a swim at Blue Hole.
ReLeaf co-owner Luis Figueiredo's dog, Simba, enjoys a swim at Blue Hole.

Blue Hole

Located about 8 minutes from ReLeaf Cannabis, Blue Hole is a beautiful lake that is a touch of paradise in the middle of nowhere.

ReLeaf co-owner Britney Bailey and co-owner Luis Figueiredo's mom take a stroll in the sand at Batsto.
ReLeaf co-owner Britney Bailey and co-owner Luis Figueiredo's mom take a stroll in the sand at Batsto.

Batso River

Batso River is located in New Jersey’s largest forest. With beachy banks & cedar water, Batsto is hands down one of our favorite places to be.

 

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