Golden Memorial State Park
Mississippi’s Hidden Gem — Golden Memorial State Park, 15-Acre Spring-Fed Lake, Record Loblolly Pine, Historic One-Room Schoolhouse Site, Leake County
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Use this directory to browse America's State Parks profiles by destination, activity, facilities, and nearby trip ideas. The finder is built from our park profile database and is designed for planning decisions: compare parks, open detailed profiles, then use official park links for current fees, permits, closures, and reservations.
Current public scope: 4,080 park profiles across all 50 states, including 2,500+ state parks. See our editorial review methodology for how ASP researches, updates, and reviews park information.
Crawford County State Fish and Wildlife Area
Illinois Upland Wildlife Habitat — Crawford County State Fish and Wildlife Area, 1,129 Acres of Oak-Hickory Forest, Hutson Creek Wetlands,
Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes
Idaho’s 73-Mile Paved Rail Trail — Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes, Mullan to Plummer Across Idaho Panhandle, Union Pacific Railroad
Sonoita Creek State Natural Area
Arizona’s Premier Birding Destination — Sonoita Creek State Natural Area, 300+ Bird Species, Rare Fremont Cottonwood-Willow Riparian Forest, Adjacent to
Atsion Mansion
New Jersey’s Pine Barrens Iron Industry Estate — 1826 Greek Revival Mansion by Ironmaster Samuel Richards, Never Modernized (No Electricity
Boxwood Hall
New Jersey’s Founding Fathers Estate — Home of Elias Boudinot President of Congress 1782-83 and Jonathan Dayton Youngest Signer of
Centerton Golf Course
New Jersey’s Parvin State Park Golf Facility — State-Owned Public Golf Course Within Parvin State Park, Pittsgrove Township Salem County,
Clarke House
New Jersey’s Battle of Princeton Hospital — 1772 Farmhouse at Princeton Battlefield State Park, Field Hospital for American and British
Craig House
New Jersey’s Revolutionary War Field Hospital — Colonial Farmhouse at Monmouth Battlefield State Park, British Army Hospital During the Battle
Old Dutch Parsonage
New Jersey’s Birthplace of Rutgers University — 1751 Georgian Brick Parsonage, Dutch Reformed Church History, Jacobus Hardenbergh First President of
Penn State Forest
New Jersey’s Pine Barrens Wilderness — Undeveloped Primitive Forest, Lake Oswego Paddling and Fishing, Pygmy Pine Plains, Sand Road Network
Cream Ridge Golf Course
New Jersey’s State-Owned Golf Facility — Acquired Through Green Acres Program 2006, Privately Managed Public Golf Course, Open Space Preservation,
Dr. James Still Office
New Jersey’s African American Medical Pioneer — “Black Doctor of the Pines” 1812–1882, Self-Taught Herbalist Physician, First African American Property
Drumthwacket
New Jersey’s Official Governor’s Residence — 1835 Greek Revival Mansion, Charles Smith Olden Estate, Moses Taylor Pyne Italian Gardens, Free
Edison Memorial Tower
New Jersey’s Monument to Innovation — 131-Foot Art Deco Tower Topped with Giant Light Bulb, Site of Thomas Edison’s Menlo
Forked River State Marina
New Jersey’s Barnegat Bay Hub — 125 Slips for Vessels Up to 50 Feet, Protected Hurricane Hole, Direct Access to
Fortescue State Marina
New Jersey’s Delaware Bay Fishing Capital — 125 Berths for Vessels Up to 50 Feet, “Weakfish Capital of the World,”
Hancock House
New Jersey’s Revolutionary War Massacre Site — 1734 Quaker Pattern-Brick Architecture, Hancock Bridge Massacre March 21, 1778, British Queen’s Rangers
Indian King Tavern
New Jersey’s First State Historic Site — Colonial Tavern Where the NJ Legislature Met 1777, Adopted the Great Seal of
James Lawrence House
New Jersey’s War of 1812 Naval Hero — Birthplace of Captain James Lawrence, “Don’t Give Up the Ship!” USS Chesapeake
Johnson Ferry House
New Jersey’s Washington’s Crossing Landmark — Circa 1740 Colonial Farmhouse and Tavern, Washington’s Crossing of the Delaware Christmas 1776, Garret
Keens Mill
New Jersey’s Historic Gristmill — Built by George Keen in 1838, Site of Revolutionary War-Era Mills, Swartswood Lake Area, Stillwater
Leonardo State Marina
New Jersey’s Sandy Hook Bay Marina — 176 Slips for Vessels Up to 50 Feet, Direct Access to Sandy Hook
Lusscroft Farm
New Jersey’s Historic Agricultural Heritage Center — Model Dairy Farm Built 1914-1930, Rutgers Agricultural Experiment Station 1931-1970, Pioneering Artificial Insemination
Monmouth Battle Monument
New Jersey’s Revolutionary War Monument — 94-Foot Monument Commemorating the Battle of Monmouth June 28, 1778, Bronze Relief Tablets, Washington
Navesink Twin Lights
New Jersey’s Iconic Twin Lighthouses — Historic Navesink Light Station 1862, First Electrically Lit Lighthouse in U.S. 1898, Panoramic Views
Norvin Green State Forest
New Jersey’s Rugged Highland Trail System — Wyanokie High Point Summit, 360° Panoramic Views to Manhattan, Chikahoki Falls, Rocky Scrambles,
Prallsville Mills
New Jersey’s Historic Industrial Village — 10-Building Mill Complex on the Delaware River, 1700s-Era Gristmill, Sawmill & Linseed Oil Mill,
Proprietary House
New Jersey’s Only Royal Governor’s Mansion — Last Surviving Original Royal Governor’s Residence in the 13 Colonies, William Franklin’s Home
Ringwood Manor
New Jersey’s Iron Mining Estate — 51-Room Victorian Mansion, Cooper-Hewitt Family Legacy, Colonial Iron Industry Heritage, Art and Antiques Collection,
Rockingham
New Jersey’s Washington Farewell Site — Where George Washington Wrote His Farewell Orders to the Continental Army 1783, Colonial-Era House
Senator Frank S. Farley State Marina
⚓ State-Owned Marina — A state marina on Clam Creek off Absecon Inlet in Atlantic City, owned by NJDEP and
Skylands Manor
New Jersey’s Tudor Revival Masterpiece — NJ State Botanical Garden, 100 Acres of Formal Gardens, 1920s Mansion by John Russell
Somers Mansion
New Jersey’s Oldest Atlantic County House — 1720 Colonial Brick Mansion, Richard Somers Estate, First Ferry Operator Great Egg Harbor
Spring Meadow
New Jersey’s State-Owned Golf Course — Public 18-Hole Par 72 Course, Green Acres Property, Manasquan River Setting, Built 1920s-1940s, Tree-Lined
Steuben House
New Jersey’s Revolutionary War Landmark — 1752 Bergen Dutch Sandstone House, General Washington’s 14-Day Headquarters 1780, Baron von Steuben’s Residence,
Stow Creek
New Jersey’s Bald Eagle Haven — Nature Preserve and Creek Landing, Bald Eagle Viewing Platform, Boat Launch on Stow Creek,
The Hermitage
New Jersey’s Revolutionary War Estate — National Historic Landmark, Gothic Revival Mansion, George Washington’s 1778 Quarters, Aaron Burr’s Wedding Site,
The Marshall House
New Jersey’s Gold Rush Connection — Boyhood Home of James Wilson Marshall, California Gold Discoverer 1848, Federal Architecture 1816, Lambertville
Van Nest-Hoff-Vannatta Farm
New Jersey’s Colonial Farmstead — 18th-Century Dutch-American Farm Complex, National Register of Historic Places, Marksboro, Frelinghuysen Township, Warren County New
Wallace House
New Jersey’s Revolutionary War Headquarters — General Washington’s Winter Quarters 1778-1779, Georgian Architecture, Somerville Historic District, Wallace House and Old
Warren Grove Recreation Area
New Jersey’s Pine Barrens Wilderness — 617-Acre Undeveloped Recreation Area, Dwarf Pine Plains “Pygmy Forest”, Rare Broom Crowberry Habitat, Hiking,
White Oaks
New Jersey’s State-Owned Golf Course — Public 18-Hole Course, Green Acres Property, White Oak Tree Heritage, Gloucester County, Newfield New
Pelican Point State Recreation Area
Nebraska’s Missouri River Retreat — 36-Acre State Recreation Area, Missouri River Access, Primitive Camping, Fishing, Wildlife Viewing, Near Craig, Burt
Brushy Lake Park
Oklahoma’s Cookson Hills Lake — 358-Acre Lake, Former State Park, Now City of Sallisaw Park, 23 Campsites With Hookups, Fishing
Crowder Lake University Park
Oklahoma’s University-Managed Park — Trophy Bass Lake, Southwestern Oklahoma State University, Camping and RV Sites, Hiking and Biking Trails, Swimming,
Lake Eucha Park
Oklahoma’s Fishing Lake — Tulsa Water Supply Reservoir, Fishing-Only Lake (No Swimming), Largemouth Bass, Channel Catfish, Crappie, RV Campground, Boat
Walnut Creek State Park
Oklahoma’s Former Keystone Lake Park — 1,429-Acre Former State Park (Closed 2014), Now Walnut Creek Recreation Area, Keystone Lake North
Booker T. Washington Park
🏛️ Booker T. Washington’s Malden — open-air park on the site of his sister Amanda Johnson’s home, run by West
Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park
West Virginia’s First State Park — 287-Acre Civil War Battlefield, Last Major WV Battle (November 6, 1863), CCC Observation Tower,