11/9/18: PineyPower.com is in no way associated with the recent map on social media that depicts the State of NJ divided by a canal.

Discovering New Jersey's Pine Barrens by Cathy Antener Founder/publisher of PineyPower.com Order online at ARCADIA PUBLISHING or AMAZON.COM 160 pages/over 70 photos

The New Jersey Pinelands, also referred to as the Pine Barrens, is a mysterious and fascinating region contained within seven counties: Burlington, Ocean, Atlantic, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland and Gloucester. Brendan T. Byrne (formerly Lebanon), Wharton, Bass River, Penn and Belleplain State Forests, the Forked River Mountains, Barnegat and Tuckerton, west to Chatsworth - the unofficial "capital" of the Pinelands; Tabernacle, Shamong, Hammonton, Port Republic, and many more special places are all located within the Pinelands. Here at PineyPower.com, you will find a complete guide to the Pinelands Region. Whether you're down for the day, visiting NJ on a vacation, planning a canoe trip on the Wading, Mullica or Maurice River, thinking of relocating, going deer or duck hunting, would like to take a tour of the area, searching for the JERSEY DEVIL, or just a "local" looking for something new and exciting to do, there's bound to be something in the NJ Pinelands to interest you. You'll discover a new way of exploring New Jersey's Pine Barrens! If you're planning a vacation or a wedding in South Jersey - perhaps in Long Beach Island, Cape May, Wildwood, Ocean City or Atlantic City - the Pine Barrens is just a short drive away. Like wine? The Pinelands is also home to several award-winning wineries! From outdoor activities to dining and nightime entertainment; glimpses of local personalities, folklore - fact and fiction, lost towns, festivals & jamborees, cranberry recipes, maps, music of the Pines , wildlife refuges, and so much more, you'll find it in the Pinelands of New Jersey.  Relax, take a look around, see our photos, see how much the area has to offer...there's sure to be something for everyone!

The Pine Barrens is becoming a popular tourist destination. It offers history, nature, boating, camping, fishing, swimming, and most of all, peace and tranquility. It's important to families who live here, whether for a few years or many generations, that our peace and tranquility be preserved.A local lawyer or doctor won't look any different than his neighbor who works the land. Thousand dollar suits aren't what impress people of the Pines - taking care of nature and fellow man is what matters. To that end, it is important for you to know that as a visitor to our precious Pine Barrens, you should show respect for the flora and fauna, for the historical buildings or their remains, and show respect for the "locals". Walk and drive gently. Treat our Pine Barrens as you would want a visitor to treat your own home town - and your own family. Thank you.

In Memory of Maxwell G. Hound Jan. 1996 - Nov. 17, 2007 My Piney Hound will always be in my heart! Visit Maxwell's Page

Isaac G. Hound June 2005 - Oct. 2016 My Sweet Zakkers.

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