Bergen County Moms Family Fun Guide: February 2026 Activities & Events

Weekend Events Feb 6 - Feb 8, 2026

*Check all events for cancellations due to the forecast

Van Saun County Park

📍 Paramus, NJ

A large county park with open space for winter walks, playground areas, picnic spots, and trails for exploring nature with the family. Bundle up and enjoy outdoor time together.

Fri, Feb 6 — Sun, Feb 8 • All weekend

Free to explore as a park space

*Zoo admission is free until spring, train and carousel are closed

Teaneck Creek Conservancy

📍 Teaneck, NJ

An eco-art park with woodland trails and natural art installations — great for a winter nature hike with kids, spotting wildlife and discovering outdoor art.

Fri, Feb 6 — Sun, Feb 8 • All weekend

Tenafly Nature Center Trails

📍 Tenafly, NJ

A peaceful nature preserve with wooded walking paths and a nature center — ideal for a family hike and outdoor exploration any time this weekend.

Fri, Feb 6 — Sun, Feb 8 • All weekend

Sap to Syrup — Tenafly Nature Center

📍 313 Hudson Avenue — Tenafly, NJ

Learn how maple sap becomes syrup and discover which trees are tapped — hands-on and educational for kids and adults alike. Sessions include outdoor exploration and identification of tree species, sap flow explanations, and tapping practice.

Sun, Feb 8 • 11:30am + 1 pm

Registration may be required; family-friendly outdoor exploration.

Bergen County Cards & Collectibles Show

📍 Midland Park High School -Midland Park

More than 90 tables and over 60 vendors! Buy, sell, and trade modern and vintage sports cards, Pokémon, TCG, supplies, sealed boxes, and more.

Sun, Feb 8 :  9am - 3pm

$5 entry - Kids 12 and under FREE

Ramsey Farmers Market

📍 Main Street Train Station — Ramsey, NJ

An outdoor winter farmers market featuring local produce, artisan goods, baked treats, and specialty foods — perfect for a relaxed family stroll and stocking up before game day.

Sun, Feb 8 • 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Free admission

❄️ Sledding Spots in Bergen County

Parks & Open Spaces

• Van Saun County Park – Popular sledding hill near open fields; great for families when snow has fallen.

• Belmont Hill County Park – Garfield park with a scenic hill that’s great for winter sledding and tubing fun.

• Overpeck County Park – Large county park with rolling terrain; sled where snow accumulates in open fields.

• Goffle Brook Park – Though in nearby Hawthorne, families use slopes here for gentle sledding runs.

• Froggy Park (Tenafly) – Smaller, gentle hills ideal for younger kids and beginners.

• Samuel Nelkin County Park (Wallington) – Rolling fields with wide open sledding areas.

School & Neighborhood Hills (popular local sledding on snow days)

• Citizens Park (Ridgewood) – Classic neighborhood sledding hill — steep and fun when snow-packed.

• Midland Park High School (Midland Park) – Multiple slopes of varying steepness.

• Ridgefield Park High School (Ridgefield Park) – Long and steep hill for thrill-seeking sledders.

• Ramsey High School (Ramsey) – Short but steep hill good for repeat runs.

• Sicomac Elementary School (Wyckoff) – Gentle, wide hill for younger riders.

• Thomas Jefferson Middle School — “T.J. Hill” (Fair Lawn) – Well-known local sledding spot.

• Knickerbocker Country Club Field (Tenafly) – Open field sledding in wide space; gentle slope.

*Please always check event websites or social media for the most up-to-date times and details.