Bergen County Parks System

Van Saun County Park in Paramus! 💚

A zoo, a carousel, a miniature train, walking trails, picnic areas, a splash pad, a dog park, and tennis courts, all packed into one well-maintained green space.

Please be advised that Darlington County Park will be closed today, June 23, due to weather. Please follow all of our official pages for updates!

The Bergen County Parks Summer Concert Series continues its run at Wortendyke Barn in Park Ridge! Bring your picnic blanket and enjoy rock, jazz, and bluegrass classics with some of Bergen County’s finest musicians!

The Bergen County Parks Summer Concert Series continues its run at Wortendyke Barn in Park Ridge! Bring your picnic blanket and enjoy rock, jazz, and bluegrass classics with some of Bergen County's finest musicians!

Please be advised that Darlington County Park is CLOSED today, June 22, 2026, due to weather. Please follow all our pages for regular Darlington updates!

Darlington County Park is now at capacity and sold out for the day. Thank you!

Good news! This weekend, from June 19-21, Darlington County Park will be opening its gates early, at 7:30AM! Swimming hours for the Lakes at Darlington and the Wibit Splash Zone are still 10 AM- 6 PM. The park will close at 7:30PM.

Please head to https://bergencountynj.gov/bergen-county-department-of-parks/darlington-county-park/ for more information on hours, admission rates, and park rules & regulations.

Darlington County Park – Bergen County, NJ – Official Website Darlington County ParkHome / Bergen County Department of Parks / Darlington County Park With 127 acres, Darlington County Park is Bergen County’s summertime jewel. With a multitude of opportunities for passive and active recreation, which includes a swimming lake in the summer, Darlington County P...

On Friday, June 19, in honor of Juneteenth, the Bergen County Parks Department, through the Division of Cultural & Historic Affairs, invites you to self-guided tours at Gethsemane Cemetery located in Little Ferry.

Established in 1860, Gethsemane Cemetery is a one-acre cemetery for Black Americans who lived in Hackensack in the late 1800s-early 1900s and were barred from other cemeteries due to segregation laws. Although only 50 gravestones are still standing, over 500 people are buried there. The most famous person is Elizabeth Dulfer, who established a successful clay-and-brickmaking business along the Hackensack River before the Civil War. The county purchased and restored the site in 1985.

All are welcome to visit this rich pocket of Black history, not only to honor the memory of the deceased, but to reflect on an often-overlooked chapter of Bergen County history.

One of our sloths, Rowsey, has been spotted on the outside portion of her exhibit now that the days are getting warmer! Come see both of our sloths “hang out” any day of the week at the Bergen County Zoo, 10:00am to 4:30pm!