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Originally Slate Post Farm, this area was gifted to the county by Louise W. Moore in 1973 to be developed into a passive park. It was the inaugural park in the Northampton County Parks System. Today, the park boasts a mix of North American, European, and Eurasian trees planted in the 1970s, a 7-acre mature woodland known as Matson's Woods, a small pond, and an agricultural field. It offers a range of activities including hiking, walking, exercise, picnicking, tennis, softball, volleyball, children's play areas, and cross-country skiing.

Jacobsburg State Park offers scenic trails through lush forests and along the Bushkill Creek. Perfect for hiking, running, biking, and wildlife spotting, the park's historical sites add cultural depth to its natural beauty. Ideal for nature enthusiasts seeking a peaceful escape.

Jacobsburg State Park offers scenic trails through lush forests and along the Bushkill Creek. Perfect for running, hiking, biking, and wildlife spotting, the park's historical sites add cultural depth to its natural beauty. Ideal for nature enthusiasts seeking a peaceful escape.

The 1,168-acre Jacobsburg Environmental Education Center is just off the roadway here. It is a beautiful place for school groups to be engaged with nature activities, bird watching and community programs. There are other recreational activities there as well. The visitor center is worth a visit, and there are rest rooms too. If you don't visit, then just continue on this super pretty tree lined road.

Kreidersville Covered Bridge is a historic landmark dating back to 1839. Spanning the Hokendauqua Creek, this wooden bridge is one of the few remaining covered bridges in the area.

The Jacobsburg Environmental Education Center offers a great hiking experience amid scenic landscapes. With well-maintained trails, hikers can explore woodlands, meadows and the beautiful Bushkill Creek.