The Battle was an American triumph. The British troops had been forced to retreat, and their casualties were much greater than those of American troops. Today visitors can enjoy a Self-Guided Tour of this historic area, beginning at the Visitors Center. An interpretive display, slide shows, and a fiber optic map interpret the Battle, and a number of artifacts recovered from the site are exhibited. In total there are twenty-five miles of trails.
Maps are availabe at the visitor center.
Operated by the New Jersey Audubon Society, Owl Haven features natural history exhibits, live animals, and mounted specimens. The trails surrounding the Center allow the viewing of various wildlife species, including numerous birds such as the red-tailed hawk, kestrels, bluebirds, and great horned owls.