Pompton Lakes, New Jersey

Nestled between two central New Jersey towns, Pompton Lakes and Wayne Township, this 175-acre man-made lake was formed in 1908 by damming a section of the Ramapo River. Its lush natural surroundings, part of the 9.6-acre Terhune Memorial Park, are home to many species of birds, fish, and other wildlife. A popular location for watersports, its convenient boat launch is located right below the parking lot and can be accessed from Terhune Drive in Wayne. View upcoming activities in Pompton Lakes

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Kelsey Tuttle


Position: Program Coordinator

 

Home Base: Pompton Lakes, NJ


Accomplishments: American Red Cross Instructor; ACA Level 1 Kayak Instructor; BS in Adventure Education Leadership


Outdoor specialties: Canoe trips; backpacking; kayaking


Favorite outdoor memory: Sailing coastal Maine with Outward Bound and seeing so much wildlife (including bioluminescent plankton!).


Most rewarding part of your job: Spending time outdoors and introducing folks to the magic of nature!