Featherbed Lane Wildlife Management Area in Salem County offers 190.

65 acres of preserved open space with three connecting trails (Featherbed Meadows West, Sourlands Foothills, and Double Crossing trails) totaling approximately 3 miles for hiking and wildlife viewing.

The area features woodland and wetland habitats with a headwater stream corridor to Stony Brook, providing opportunities for nature observation including deer, raccoons, and various bird species.

Two small parking areas are available on Featherbed Lane near Hopewell-Wertsville Road, though hunting occurs on selected dates from early September through mid-February, so visitors should check ahead before visiting during that period.