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Stokes State Forest is a state park located in Sandyston, Montague and Frankford in Sussex County, New Jersey, United States.
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Sandyston, NJ 07826
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Stokes State Forest

Sandyston, NJ 07826
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Stokes State Forest is a state park located in Sandyston, Montague and Frankford in Sussex County, New Jersey, United States.

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7y

Probably my favorite NJ park for camping. Quieter and more secluded than HighPoint and full of great trails and various areas that can really show the diversity of New Jersey. If your an RV camper that needs power or running water to “camp”. Then I suggest the local KOA. Our family goes 2-3 times a year for the weekend. Close enough to go at a moments notice, far enough to feel secluded. Sunrise mountain road is a great drive for Sunday afternoon. I only gave it 4 stars as the reservation system gets more and more painful as compared to other reservation systems out there. NJ has moved from reserve America but the system is...

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8y

Another brilliant New Jersey gem of a State Forest. Camping, abundant hiking through the beautiful woods and countryside, picnicing, swiming, a wonderful place to enjoy nature. In the winter there is snowshoeing, criss-countryskiing, and skating.

Among many beautiful areas, the Sunset Mountain deserves special mention, particularly in the Autum. It presents beautiful views of forests on one side and farmlands on the other. It can be hiked or driven up, and is well worth the trip. One of the most spectacular points on the...

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2y

The campsites are well kept but the facilities such as the bathrooms and showers and pretty unclean. Our family has been camping at stokes for about 25 years and the bathrooms/showers have always been an issue. Showers have an outstanding amount of mold on the walls, improper drainage and the bathrooms are filthy and are clearly not cleaned as often as they should be. Also the dry wells built under the water well has stagnant water due to...

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lifestylejessicalifestylejessica
Searching for a great hiking destination in North Jersey?🥾🌳❄️ 📍Stokes State Forest (Sussex County, NJ) boasts a variety of trails catering to hikers of all skill levels! 📌During my recent visit, I explored the grounds and discovered a fantastic visitor center equipped with information and facilities. The helpful staff provided recommendations, guiding us to the trails. 📌I highly suggest starting with Stony Lake, a tranquil and peaceful spot. Additionally, consider taking the short Stony Lake Trail around the lake for a scenic experience. 📌After enjoying the lake, we drove to the Sawmill & Silvermine Parking Lot on Kittle Rd. This area offers casual spots for parking. 📌Begin your trek on the Stony Brook Trail, marked by brown trail markers, and enjoy the many beautiful streams and water features along the way. 📌From the Stony Brook Trail, transition to the Silver Mine Trail with its distinctive orange trail markers. 📌After exploring this trail, you’ll reach a fork where you can cross over to the Blue Mountain Trail, marked by blue trail markers. 📌For the final stretch of our hike, we continued on the Blue Mountain Trail, returning to the bridge we had encountered at the start of the loop. 📌Although we should have crossed the bridge to reach our car, we unintentionally followed the brown Stony Brook Trail and discovered one of the campsites. Even in winter, this site offers working facilities, a playground, picnic tables, and additional parking. 📌We walked along Kittle Rd. to return to our car. I thoroughly enjoyed this easy-to-moderate loop trail, covering a little over 4 miles with minimal elevation gain and rocky terrain at certain points. 📌Stokes State Forest boasts more than 20 marked trails, including 12 miles of the Appalachian Trail. 😆I am eager to return for more hiking here. 🥾Happy exploring, and don’t forget to follow me for more fun things to do in and around NJ and the Northeast! #njblogger #newjersey #njhiking #njdaytrip #explorenj #visitnj #sussexcountynj #northjersey #northjerseyadventures #nj #stokesstateforest
Mark ScanelMark Scanel
Probably my favorite NJ park for camping. Quieter and more secluded than HighPoint and full of great trails and various areas that can really show the diversity of New Jersey. If your an RV camper that needs power or running water to “camp”. Then I suggest the local KOA. Our family goes 2-3 times a year for the weekend. Close enough to go at a moments notice, far enough to feel secluded. Sunrise mountain road is a great drive for Sunday afternoon. I only gave it 4 stars as the reservation system gets more and more painful as compared to other reservation systems out there. NJ has moved from reserve America but the system is still archaic.
Greg EtterGreg Etter
After checking in at the Ranger Station and picking up some firewood, we headed off to find our site (Steammill). They give you directions but it still can be a challenge. Trust the signs. Our stite was clean and to our surprise it had a wooden platform big enough for our tent. The sites are far enough apart to give some privacy. There is a water source by the bridge to recharge your water supply. Overall a great place to chill.
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Searching for a great hiking destination in North Jersey?🥾🌳❄️ 📍Stokes State Forest (Sussex County, NJ) boasts a variety of trails catering to hikers of all skill levels! 📌During my recent visit, I explored the grounds and discovered a fantastic visitor center equipped with information and facilities. The helpful staff provided recommendations, guiding us to the trails. 📌I highly suggest starting with Stony Lake, a tranquil and peaceful spot. Additionally, consider taking the short Stony Lake Trail around the lake for a scenic experience. 📌After enjoying the lake, we drove to the Sawmill & Silvermine Parking Lot on Kittle Rd. This area offers casual spots for parking. 📌Begin your trek on the Stony Brook Trail, marked by brown trail markers, and enjoy the many beautiful streams and water features along the way. 📌From the Stony Brook Trail, transition to the Silver Mine Trail with its distinctive orange trail markers. 📌After exploring this trail, you’ll reach a fork where you can cross over to the Blue Mountain Trail, marked by blue trail markers. 📌For the final stretch of our hike, we continued on the Blue Mountain Trail, returning to the bridge we had encountered at the start of the loop. 📌Although we should have crossed the bridge to reach our car, we unintentionally followed the brown Stony Brook Trail and discovered one of the campsites. Even in winter, this site offers working facilities, a playground, picnic tables, and additional parking. 📌We walked along Kittle Rd. to return to our car. I thoroughly enjoyed this easy-to-moderate loop trail, covering a little over 4 miles with minimal elevation gain and rocky terrain at certain points. 📌Stokes State Forest boasts more than 20 marked trails, including 12 miles of the Appalachian Trail. 😆I am eager to return for more hiking here. 🥾Happy exploring, and don’t forget to follow me for more fun things to do in and around NJ and the Northeast! #njblogger #newjersey #njhiking #njdaytrip #explorenj #visitnj #sussexcountynj #northjersey #northjerseyadventures #nj #stokesstateforest
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Probably my favorite NJ park for camping. Quieter and more secluded than HighPoint and full of great trails and various areas that can really show the diversity of New Jersey. If your an RV camper that needs power or running water to “camp”. Then I suggest the local KOA. Our family goes 2-3 times a year for the weekend. Close enough to go at a moments notice, far enough to feel secluded. Sunrise mountain road is a great drive for Sunday afternoon. I only gave it 4 stars as the reservation system gets more and more painful as compared to other reservation systems out there. NJ has moved from reserve America but the system is still archaic.
Mark Scanel

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After checking in at the Ranger Station and picking up some firewood, we headed off to find our site (Steammill). They give you directions but it still can be a challenge. Trust the signs. Our stite was clean and to our surprise it had a wooden platform big enough for our tent. The sites are far enough apart to give some privacy. There is a water source by the bridge to recharge your water supply. Overall a great place to chill.
Greg Etter

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