Stokes State Forest Access
Stokes State Forest Access
Stokes State Forest Access provides entry to a 16,447-acre forest in Sussex County with multiple trailheads accessing Stony Brook, including the popular 2.
8-mile Stony Brook Trail that follows the creek with waterfalls and connects to Kittle Field and Stony Lake.
The forest offers over 62 miles of marked trails (many multiuse for hiking, biking, and horseback riding), camping areas, picnic facilities, and day-use areas, with parking available at various trailheads including Kittle Road for Stony Brook Trail access.
Key amenities include campgrounds, group camping areas, picnic shelters, and boat launches at lakes within the forest.
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