477 N. Elmwood Road
aka the former 'Beagle Club'

A Concept Plan for a Passive Recreation Park

In early 2021 Evesham Township began steps to purchase and permanently preserve the Garden State Beagle Club property along North Elmwood Road, commonly known as "The Beagle Club."

This 176-acre property was the largest remaining open tract of developable land in the township.

Although the township finalized the purchase in April 2022, work had already begun for the creation a conceptual design that will ensure the property provides passive recreation for residents of all abilities for generations to come. See below for the latest news and ways YOU can be a part of this exciting process!

Click above to watch an aerial site view of the former Beagle Club property as performed by township engineers Remington and Vernick (RVE)

The presention of the Third Draft Park Concept Plan took place on May 31, 2022 at the Gibson House Community Center.

Click the picutre above or button below to see a PDF copy of the presentation and newest plans.

Our second online community input survey started on Oct. 27, 2021 and was completed on Nov. 30, 2021.

Thanks once again to everyone who offered input into the design process. 

See the results in the accompanying graphics.

Thanks to everyone who completed our online community survey that ran from Sept. 22 to Oct. 1. Results will help Evesham Township transform the current 176-acre Beagle Club property into a new public park that incorporates passive recreation opportunities and provides access to natural ecosystems.

Your ideas will ensure the park design addresses community needs and provides the most benefits.

See the results detailed in the accompanying graphics.

Check out a a recording of the full presentation by design professionals at the Oct. 13 Township Council Meeting detailing the first draft concept plans for the potential passive recreation park at "The Beagle Club" site.