Editing Dover, New Jersey (section)

==Parks and recreation==
* [[Hedden County Park]], on Reservoir Avenue, is a {{convert|380|acre|km2|adj=on}} Morris County park, is partly located in Dover, with park entrances in [[Randolph, New Jersey|Randolph]]. An active park, mostly in Randolph Township, with a picnic pavilion and tables, stone cooking grills for picnics in the woods, paddle boats in season, playgrounds, ball fields and hiking trails.<ref>[http://m66.siteground.biz/~morrispa/index.php/parks/hedden-park Hedden County Park], [[Morris County, New Jersey]] Park Commission. Accessed January 29, 2017.</ref>
* Hamilton Field is one of Dover's recreation centers, featuring a football field with bleachers, soccer fields, and a historic cinder track. This facility is restricted to school use and is not open to the public.
* JFK Memorial Commons Park consists of a children's play park and the town Gazebo. JFK Park hosts the town's annual Christmas tree lighting, Easter egg hunt, Halloween parade, summer concerts and on occasions ceremonies following town parades. The park was constructed by filling in the basin for the old Morris Canal. The name was given following the assassination of President Kennedy in 1963.
* Crescent Field includes a new turf soccer field and is the hosting site for Dover's annual Colombian Festival.
* Water Works Park consists of a baseball field, picnic area, and accessible banks of the Rockaway River. The Water Commission purchased the lane in 1902 and developed wells for much needed water to a growing community. In 1933, the land became a playground for picnicking and swimming in the nearby Rockaway River.
* Hurd Park is a passive park with no playgrounds or ballfields. Ideal location for wedding and graduation photographs with its Greek style pavilion having fluted columns and a circular gazebo-like center with a red-tiled roof and a scenic background. Donated to the town in 1911 by John Hurd, the park is also host to a 1922 World War I [[Spirit of the American Doughboy]] statue, one of a few found around the country. The park also displays a Civil War Memorial, a Spanish American War Memorial and a brick-walk memorial naming those on stone bricks who served in the Armed Forces. The park is also adjacent to Indian Falls, a scenic walk along the Jackson Brook to Hedden Park.
* Triangle Park. In downtown Dover at the foot of Prospect Street, the small park is maintained by Dover's Renaissance Club and the home of Hudson Favell's "Story Poles."
* Hooey Park is a small neighborhood park with a climbing playground for kids located in the Salem Village section of town.
* Richards Avenue Park is a small park built on a vacant lot consisting of a small climbing playground for kids.
* Bowlby Park and King Field located in North Dover was developed for Little League Baseball, soccer and high school girls softball games.
* Mountain Park is located in South Dover on the old Munson Mine Tract and is being developed for hiking trails.