VILLAGE PARK – (Maplewood Avenue & Memorial
Drive) A scenic, active recreational park located on Brainerd
Lake. Features ball fields, tennis courts, basketball courts,
major playground structures, pavilion, gazebo, picnic areas
and grill facilities. Small boat dock facility with access to
Brainerd Lake.
MILLSTONE PARK – (Old Trenton Road) An active recreation
park featuring play structures, ball field, soccer field and
picnic grove area (no grill facilities).
HERITAGE PARK – (South Main Street & Old Trenton Road
Extension) An alternative recreational park. Walking, jogging
and biking pathway system, multi-use playground structure, a
Tercentennial fountain area and large, open, green spaces for
individuals to enjoy kite flying, Frisbee and small group activity
fun.
MEMORIAL PARK – (South Main Street) Small, serene park
area facing Brainerd Lake, with tended flower beds. Cranbury
Memorial Veterans Monument honoring the service men and women
from WWI through Vietnam. Benches and seating areas. Historical
markers at sight of Old Grist Mill.
UNAMI WOODS – (Wynnewood Drive) Three acres of a wooded,
natural preserve. This preserve also borders an area of the
Cranbury Brook Preserve and is a habitat to a large variety
of birds, small animals and deer. Some foot path trails exist
into and through the woods, but it is intentionally left rugged
and untended. Walking access for Unami Woods can be reached
from the pump house road. Due to its natural state and rugged
nature, residents should not hike Unami Woods alone and should
wear protective clothing to guard against scratches and ticks.
No camping, fires or dumping is permitted.
CRANBURY BROOK PRESERVE – (South Main Street) Natural
areas along the Cranbury Brook have been set aside for passive
recreation and the preservation of natural lands in the heart
of Cranbury. The preserve is to be used for walking, jogging,
bird watching, fishing and the enjoyment of nature. The preserve
is closed to motorized vehicles. Animals must be leashed. No
picnicking, camping or fires are allowed (except by permit).
Visitors are asked to respect the animals and natural habitat.
Access is through the driveway leading to the Cranbury School
soccer fields from South Main Street, across from Brainerd Lake.
The preserve entrance is on the left of the driveway.
