MORRIS COUNTY, N.J. — Visitors to Hacklebarney State Park can once again use the park’s restroom facility, which has officially reopened, according to a recent announcement.
The reopening provides an additional convenience for hikers and visitors exploring the park’s trails, enjoying the scenery along the Black River or spending time outdoors.
Hacklebarney State Park is a popular destination in Morris County, known for its wooded hiking trails, rocky terrain and scenic views of the Black River.
Park officials welcomed the reopening, noting that the restroom facility will help make visits more comfortable for those spending time at the park.
Visitors can now take advantage of the reopened restroom facility while enjoying the park’s outdoor recreational opportunities.
