200 Union Road
Ball fields, playground, picnic area, pavilion, bocce and a roughly one-mile loop trail along Lockatong Creek.

Trails · Delaware River · Rural Hunterdon
Kingwood is best experienced as a rural driving-and-outdoors destination: preserved farms, stream valleys, Delaware River access, trails and quiet historic crossroads.
200 Union Road
Ball fields, playground, picnic area, pavilion, bocce and a roughly one-mile loop trail along Lockatong Creek.
Horseshoe Bend Road
About 800 acres with roughly 11 miles of trails, sweeping rural views, woods, streams, horseback riding, mountain biking, hiking and a leash-free dog area.
Route 29 at the Kingwood / Delaware Township line
Delaware River, canal and D&R Canal trail access with fishing and natural-area recreation.
Route 29 south of Frenchtown
Boat launch and access point for the Delaware River and adjacent trail corridor.
Township open space
A short local trail and preserved stream/woodland setting for low-key hiking.
Multiple township locations
Additional preserved lands that reinforce Kingwood's farm-and-forest character.
The intersection of Routes 12 and 519 is the township's best-known historic community center and a useful orientation point.
Route 29 provides scenic access along Kingwood's western edge, with river and D&R Canal trail opportunities.
Kingwood's agricultural landscape includes active farms, seasonal plant nurseries and farm-oriented businesses that make the drive part of the experience.
No traditional hotel or bed-and-breakfast has been clearly verified within Kingwood Township itself. Visitors who want overnight accommodations will generally find more choices in nearby Frenchtown, Clinton-area communities and the wider Delaware River region.