Raccoon Creek Wildlife Management Area: deer hunting, parking and rules in Zone 35
Raccoon Creek Wildlife Management Area is 227 acres of New Jersey Fish and Wildlife land in Logan and Woolwich (Gloucester County), in Deer Management Zone 35. Hunters took 1,014 deer in Zone 35 in 2025-26, and the zone follows the Medium regulation set for 2026-27. NJFW maps 2 fishing access points and 1 roadside pull-off on the property.
Data updated October 2026. Sources are listed at the foot of the page.
Fish and Wildlife land (WMAs)Raccoon Creek WMAZone lineParkingHighway
| Size | 227 acres (NJDEP), in 3 pieces |
|---|---|
| Municipality | Logan and Woolwich |
| County | Gloucester County |
| Deer Management Zone | Zone 35 |
| 2026-27 rules in Zone 35 | Medium regulation set |
| Parking (NJFW) | 1 roadside pull-off |
| NJFW public deer land list | Listed: no extra access permit needed |
| Deer taken in Zone 35, 2025-26 | 1,014 |
| Nearest town centers | Woolwich (under a mile), Swedesboro (under a mile) and Logan (2 mi) |
What has NJFW built on Raccoon Creek WMA?
NJFW's points of interest layer shows 2 fishing access points and 1 roadside pull-off.
| What | Latitude | Longitude |
|---|---|---|
| Roadside pull-off | 39.74979 | -75.32658 |
| Fishing access point | 39.76416 | -75.34328 |
| Fishing access point | 39.74987 | -75.32649 |
What other hunting areas cover Raccoon Creek WMA?
For spring turkey the WMA lies in Turkey Hunting Area 20 in NJFW's South region. For ducks and geese it is in the South waterfowl zone.
How many deer are taken around Raccoon Creek WMA?
NJFW counts deer by zone. Zone 35 gave 1,014 deer in 2025-26: 649 to bowhunters, 70 in the six-day firearm season, 147 in the permit shotgun season and 139 in the permit muzzleloader season.
| Zone | WMA acres in it | 2025-26 | 2024-25 | 2023-24 | 2022-23 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zone 35 | 227 | 1,014 | 1,177 | 982 | 1,096 |
| County | 2021-22 | 2022-23 | 2023-24 | 2024-25 | 2025-26 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gloucester County | 2,050 | 1,803 | 1,624 | 1,819 | 1,636 |
What rules apply on Raccoon Creek WMA?
Deer seasons follow Zone 35's Medium regulation set; its fall bow season runs September 12 to October 2, then October 3 to 30, 2026. An antlered deer in Zone 35 needs 3 points on one side. WMAs close from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. except to hunters, anglers and trappers.
How do you get to Raccoon Creek WMA?
Highways within five miles: I-295, US 130, US 322, NJ 602, NJ 45 and NJ 44. Distances to the nearest town centers: Woolwich under a mile, Swedesboro under a mile, Logan 2 miles and Oldmans 4 miles. Other WMAs nearby: Logan Pond (4 miles), Featherbed Lane (6 miles), Harrisonville Lake (7 miles). NJFW publishes a map of Raccoon Creek WMA.
Questions hunters ask
Can you hunt deer on Raccoon Creek WMA?
Yes. NJFW's 2026 Digest lists Raccoon Creek WMA among public deer hunting lands that need no extra access permit. (NJFW Public Hunting Land for Deer (2026 Digest); NJDEP WMA Restrictions in New Jersey)
What deer zone is Raccoon Creek WMA in?
Zone 35. Hunters took 1,014 deer in Zone 35 in 2025-26 and 1,177 in 2024-25 (NJFW 2025-26 New Jersey Total Deer Harvest).
Where do you park for Raccoon Creek WMA?
NJFW maps 1 roadside pull-off, listed with coordinates on this page (NJ Fish and Wildlife points of interest (parking, gates, ranges, boat ramps)). Vehicles must stay on established roads and parking areas.
How many deer are taken in Gloucester County?
Gloucester County: 1,636 deer in 2025-26, 1,819 in 2024-25 and 2,050 in 2021-22 (NJFW White-tailed Deer Harvest by County, 2021-22 to 2025-26).
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Sources: NJDEP open space, NJFW points of interest and WMA restrictions layers; NJFW harvest tables, county harvest, 2026-27 seasons, public deer land list and WMA rules; PAD-US; Census. FilledTag is not part of NJ Fish and Wildlife.