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Overview
Ironworking village with 18th and 19th century structures as well as ruins of the industrial complex that produced iron for both the Continental Army during both the American Revolution and the Union Army during the Civil War. Today, the ruins of three furnaces and other unique structures remain.
The Friends of Long Pond Ironworks offers tours of the furnace area and village on the second Saturday of the month, noon and 2 pm, April through November. The museum is open to the public Saturdays and Sundays, 1-4 pm, April-Novemeber (with earlier opening on tour dates). The Museum and Visitors Center is also open by appontment throughout the year. Please call for more information.
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Amenities
- Free Admission
Activities
- Self-guided tours
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Map
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Dining
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Cenzino Ristorante
8.2 MI
201-337-6693 View > -
Restaurant Latour at Crystal Springs Resort
12.4 MI
973-453-3277 View > -
Rare The Steakhouse
17.6 MI
973-256-6699 View > -
Five Dimes Brewery
18.4 MI
201-497-8455 View > -
Cloverleaf Tavern
20.3 MI
973-226-9812 View > -
Calandra's Italian Village
20.6 MI
973-226-8889 View >
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Lodging
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Wawayanda State Park
6.5 MI
973-853-4462 View > -
Camp Glen Gray
7.1 MI
201-327-7234 View > -
Holiday Inn Express, Haskell/Wayne Area
7.9 MI
973-839-4405 View > -
Ramapo Valley County Reservation
8.2 MI
201-327-3500 View > -
Appalachian Motel
8.9 MI
973-746-6070 View > -
Sheraton
8.9 MI
201-529-1660 View >
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Activities
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Long Pond Ironworks State Park
0.0 MI
973-962-7031 View > -
Flatwater Paddle Co.
1.7 MI
347-878-7304 View > -
Abram S. Hewitt State Forest
3.0 MI
973-853-4462 View > -
Farmstead Estate
3.6 MI
973-831-6767 View > -
New Jersey Botanical Garden at Ringwood State Park
3.8 MI
973-962-9534 View > -
Skylands Manor at Ringwood State Park
3.9 MI
973-962-7031 View >
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