moderate
3–5 hours
Moderate physical fitness required; suitable for most hikers
Uncover the mystery and natural splendor of Devil’s Den, where legend meets wilderness in New Jersey’s landscape. Hike rocky trails, spot wildlife, and soak in the rugged scenery. Prepare for an authentic outdoor experience that combines local lore with the beauty of untouched nature. Read on to learn why Devil’s Den is a must-visit destination for outdoor adventurers in the region.
1 Hour | Available Daily
Embark on a thrilling escape room adventure inspired by the chilling legend of the Jersey Devil. Split into two rooms, your team of 4-6 will race against time to uncover the mystery of the Leeds family's missing member and confront the creature before it vanishes forever. Will you succeed?
** NOTE: Group will be split into two separate rooms! While physically separated, the group will be able to see and hear each other. **
60 Minutes
Recommended Group: 4-6 people, ages 14+
In New Jersey folklore, the Jersey Devil is a strange creature said to inhabit the Pine Barrens. Descriptions vary, but most agree that the beast is a biped with a goat’s head, wings, and a forked tail. The Leeds family is at the core of the devil's existence. According to legend, Mother Leeds gave birth to her 13th child. She believed this child to be cursed, as it transformed into what is now known as the Jersey Devil. The last surviving family member of the Leeds family had allegedly gone back to the cabin where it all started, with the hope of expelling the devil and bringing an end to the horrors the creature has caused. However, we have learned that she has gone missing and reports indicate the Jersey Devil is more active than ever before. Our team has one hour before her trail goes cold.
Note: For this escape room, your group will be split in to two separate rooms at the start.
Early mornings are best for spotting active animals like hawks and foxes.
The rocky terrain requires good footwear to navigate safely.
Enhance wildlife viewing potential with a good pair of binoculars.
Be prepared for sudden weather changes in the rugged terrain.
The area was historically used for logging and Native American settlements, contributing to its layered cultural significance.
Efforts focus on preserving native habitats and minimizing human impact, ensuring the area remains pristine for future visitors.
Good grip and ankle support are essential for rocky trails.
Magnify distant wildlife for better viewing.
Stay hydrated during your hike.
Prepare for variable mountain weather.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific