Walking Path At Crows Woods In Haddonfield To Reopen Saturday

HADDONFIELD, NJ — The walking path and wooded area of Crows Woods in Haddonfield will reopen to the public on Saturday following Gov. Phil Murphy's announcement that all state parks and golf courses will be permitted to reopen, officials announced.

Park hours will be from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Parking for the area will be limited to the parking lot next to the concession stand. All other fields, playgrounds, concession stands, bathrooms and pavilions remain closed.

Visitors must practice social distancing and stay six feet apart from others (social distancing is not required for immediate family members, caretakers, household members, or romantic partners). No organized group activities, activities involving contact with others, or sports are permitted.

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All dogs must be on a leash. If residents and visitors fail to abide by these restrictions, the borough may close the path and wooded area once again to continue to prevent the spread of new coronavirus.

Parks had been closed since April 9. At the time, Murphy said he was closing them because "far too many incidents" at the state's various parks. Read more here: Gov. Murphy Closes Parks On NJ Coronavirus's Deadliest Day

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