Emilio Carranza Memorial — Attraction in Tabernacle Township

We visit this area often with our dogs. They always enjoy the extended walks we take them on, and we enjoy the simple beauty of the Jersey Pines. The only downside is that the parking area and the trails closest to it are often littered with massive piles of horse manure. I know cleaning up after a horse is not as easy as picking up after a dog, but perhaps the horses could enter the trails just up the road near the railroad tracks to keep the mess away from the parking lot nearest...

I love this monument have been visiting here since childhood the area and trails in this area are beautiful and oh so peaceful. There's a campground that is tent only across the street as well. There is an out house to use its a little walk away from the monument. I visit this area daily and never get tired of seeing it. Remember carry in carry out don't be dirty and leave trash because if you do that's very trashy and locals do not...

This historic site was erected in honor of Mexicos brave first international pilot Emilio Carranza. He crashed near this monument that was funded by Mexican students thoughtful donations. Every year on the second Saturday in July they have a reenactment and celebration for this brave embassator of peace.It is beautiful and you get a calm feeling at this...