Cedar Creek - Ore Pond Canoe Access to William J. Dudley Park
PaddleToday route plan. Put-in: Ore Pond Canoe Access. Take-out: William J. Dudley Park.
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Ore Pond Canoe Access
NJDEP identifies Ore Pond off Pinewald-Keswick Road as a Cedar Creek canoe/kayak access with nearby parking. The stored coordinate is a documented water-entry anchor from a 2026 paddling-club trip and must be confirmed against the current trail, sand-road condition, debris, carry, and waterline.

Ore Pond Canoe Access

White Bridge, Double Trouble Village
NJDEP identifies White Bridge as a Cedar Creek access, but current state-park guidance restricts it to walk-in/livery use and requires a roughly quarter-mile carry from village parking. Treat it as a route landmark and emergency boundary, not an unverified vehicle shuttle point.

Western Boulevard Cedar Creek crossing
NJDEP lists Western Boulevard as the downstream gauge/checkpoint area and provides an approximate two-hour White Bridge-to-Western segment. The former loading/unloading shoulder is not claimed as a current public take-out; use it only as a visual and telemetry checkpoint unless current local signs authorize otherwise.

William J. Dudley Park
NJDEP’s Cedar Creek guidance identifies Dudley Park as the downstream approximate canoeing endpoint, and the NJDEP Pinelands coordinate record names the Dudley Park swimming beach on Cedar Creek. Confirm current municipal parking, carry, landing, lifeguard/beach restrictions, and local ordinances before taking out.

William J. Dudley Park

Cedar Creek - Ore Pond Canoe Access to William J. Dudley Park