Hainesville Wildlife Management Area
Get DirectionsPark Overview:
Managed for hunting and fishing -- hiking permitted. Near High Point State Park.
Park Description:
The eastern edge of Hainesville WMA nearly adjoins High Point State Park. It is one of the older wildlife areas and is managed for upland game hunting, with fields, hedgerows, and a pond which is fast becoming a swamp.
Trails Overview:
One marked trail, the "Rock Oak" (blazed BY), traihead along Route 650, Deckertown Turnpike. See Web Map link on this site for High Point State Park with this WMA in the upper left-hand corner. Topographical maps can be found at: Table of Wildlife Management Areas.
Park Acreage:
749.06 acresMunicipality:
HainesvilleManaged for hunting and fishing -- hiking permitted. Near High Point State Park.
The eastern edge of Hainesville WMA nearly adjoins High Point State Park. It is one of the older wildlife areas and is managed for upland game hunting, with fields, hedgerows, and a pond which is fast becoming a swamp.
Park Acreage:
749.06 acresMunicipality:
HainesvilleContact Information
Web Link:
NJ DEP, Division of Fish & WildlifePhone:
Not availableFees:
NoneDogs in park:
Not available
Directions to Trailhead
Public TransportationDirections to Trailhead :
Approximate GPS for Rock Oak trailhead off County Route 650: 41.265277, -74.743200 (190 Deckertown Turnpike, Montague Township, NJ 07827)
Parking ares near Hainesville Pond: From Hainesville on US 206 proceed north for about 0.5 mile to Shaytown Road, continue east for about 0.5 mile, then go north on Cemetery Road 0.5 mile to a parking area at the entrance to the wildlife management area. GPS Coordinates: 41.266399, -74.787581
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