Two tournament quality soccer fields complete with an underground irrigation system were constructed in 1995 and were opened for use in 1996. There are additional fields used for youth soccer and lacrosse. A permanent concession building with bathroom facilities has also been added. The building was constructed and funded by the Chester Police Athletic Association. A little league baseball field was recently completed and will be available for use in Spring 2000.
Future plans call for the addition of a picnic area.
The newest addition to Chester Township's parkland, the MacGregor Preserve consists of 159.51 mostly wooded acres on Old Chester-Gladstone Road. This property was purchased through the combination of a Morris County Open Space Trust Fund Grant, a grant from the State Green Acres Program and money from the Township Open Space Trust Fund. The MacGregor Preserve is adjacent to the Township's existing Tiger Brook Park and together, the two parks provide 430 acres of contiguous open space. Peapack Brook, a major tributary of the North Branch of the Raritan River and a state classified Trout Production stream flows through the park. Immediate plans are to extend the current system of hiking trails in Tiger Brook Park into the MacGregor Preserve.