Edgewood Lake

Edgewood Lake is the water landscape between Lincoln Park's eastern recreation core and western Hackensack River side. Navigate to the exact Edgewood Lake pin rather than the general Lincoln Park marker. Navigate to the exact lake pin because Lincoln Park spans both sides of Route 1/9. Treat the water as an unsupervised landscape feature, keep children back from the edge, and do not assume a restroom or parking space is beside every shoreline segment.

Choose parking for Lincoln Park East's playgrounds, spray pool, track, courts, and fields or Lincoln Park West's golf, Edgewood Lake, paddling, and nature trails. Route 1/9 divides the sections, so parking on the wrong side can leave you far from the intended activity. Navigate to the exact Edgewood Lake pin rather than the general Lincoln Park marker. Navigate to the exact lake pin because Lincoln Park spans both sides of Route 1/9. Treat the water as an unsupervised landscape feature, keep children back from the edge, and do not assume a restroom or parking space is beside every shoreline segment.

Use the lake area during current Hudson County park hours and obey posted weather, construction, habitat-restoration, and field-access restrictions.

Restroom access is tied to developed recreation facilities and seasonal operations across the East and West sections rather than available beside every trail or lake area. Use the county map and choose the closest staffed facility before beginning a longer outing.

Viewing the lake and using ordinary public park paths are free; golf, permits, organized athletics, and reserved facilities can have separate charges.

Hudson County identifies fishing access at Edgewood Lake and extensive developed recreation in Lincoln Park East. Accessibility varies across the 273-acre East and West sections, so use the official map and confirm the exact parking-to-destination route needed.

Yes. Hudson County lists an enclosed dog run in Lincoln Park East. Dogs outside the designated run should follow current county leash and park rules. Separately operated buildings, beaches, gardens, and attractions can set stricter rules.

Edgewood Lake is the water landscape between Lincoln Park's eastern recreation core and western Hackensack River side. Yes. Hudson County lists two playgrounds in Lincoln Park East along with a seasonal spray pool, sports courts, fields, track, picnic areas, and trails.

Navigate to the exact lake pin because Lincoln Park spans both sides of Route 1/9. Treat the water as an unsupervised landscape feature, keep children back from the edge, and do not assume a restroom or parking space is beside every shoreline segment.