It isn't super-scary, but children under the age or 10 might get a little frightened.

Hunting for the Jersey Devil is very popular so you'll need to make reservations.  Bring your own hot dogs and marshmallows for the pre-hike campfire.  Bring a flashlight.  But leave the alcohol at home. 

Somewhere in the early part of the 19th century, Joseph Bonaparte, former king of Spain and brother of THAT Bonaparte, is said to have spotted the Jersey Devil while hunting on his 1,000 acre estate which was near Bordentown.

Of course!  Why else would you be tromping through the woods.  At night.  With danger lurking all around.

If you like helping out at events, they have volunteer opportunities for you.  If you have technical and specialist skills, they could use those, too.  In fact, the Pinelands Preservation Alliance offers dozens of volunteer opportunities so if you have office skills, know your way around a press release, can stuff an envelope, know how to share your knowledge with others . . . check out the website.  They can use the help.

PInelands Watch is a program that lets you participate in and support the Pinelands Preservation Alliance's programs at a schedule that suits you.  Go to their website for details.

No stops within walking distance of location.

The mission of the Pinelands Preservation Alliance is to protect and preserve the resources of the New Jersey Pinelands.  Now, where does littering tie into that mission. It doesn't! So if you bring hot dogs and marshmallows for the campfire, be sure to take home the plastic they are wrapped in.