There are many preserved open spaces within Moorestown, many of which contain hiking trails. For detailed information, please visit the STEM (Save The Environment of Moorestown) web site --> Click HERE.
Moorestown’s Preserved Open Spaces (from the STEM web site)
Over the decades since 1972, STEM has undertaken a wide range of ambitious projects to preserve, protect, and maintain the health of Moorestown’s open space and farmland, including the development of a Natural Resources Inventory, the preparation of an Open Space Inventory, and the establishment of the Natural Area Care (NAC) program.
STEM’s cooperative efforts with local, county, and state bodies have led directly to the preservation of over 275 acres of land within Moorestown. Such partnering with government committees, land trusts, local watershed associations, and like-minded area groups is central to STEM’s philosophy.
Open Spaces:
The Barbara Rich Preserve at Little Woods
Boundary Creek (Burlington County Park)
Esther Yanai Preserve
Kay Smith’s Waterworks Woods
Kendles Run Acres
Locust Street Park
Pompeston Park
South Valley Woods
Stokes Hill
Susan Stevens Halbe Preserve
Swede Run Fields
Wigmore Acres
Winner Fields