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Mar 21, 2024 · 23 Best Towns in New Jersey. Cape May. Princeton. Sparta. Bordentown. Red Bank. Toms River. Spring Lake. Phillipsburg. Monroe. Hoboken. Secaucus. Weehawken. Upper Montclair. Millburn. Maplewood. Chester. Paramus. Teaneck. Morristown. Bridgewater. Springfield. Belvidere. Denville. FAQs About New Jersey Towns.
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- Frenchtown, NJ. Why We Recommend It: historic architecture, great shopping, boho vibes. Where to Stay: Two Bedroom Picturesque Retreat ($108/night, sleeps 4); Tiny Home on Hidden Farmlet ($120/night, sleeps 2); Unforgettable Farmhouse Stay in Frenchtown ($150/night, sleeps 7)
- Cranbury, NJ. Why We Recommend It: outdoor activities, natural beauty, historic architecture. Where to Stay: Large Private Studio Apartment on Main Street ($140/night, sleeps 2); Prime Princeton Location ($146/night, sleeps 3); Hampton Inn Cranbury (call for rates)
- Montclair, NJ. Why We Recommend It: great shopping, arts and culture, good eats. Where to Stay: The MC, Autograph Collection (from $289/night); Guesthouse Getaway in Montclair ($185/night, sleeps 5); Casa Particular ($98/night, sleeps 2)
- Madison, NJ. Why We Recommend It: arts and culture, college town vibes, scenic. Where to Stay: Beautiful NJ Suburban Escape ($250/night, sleeps 4); Complete House with Jacuzzi ($200/night, sleeps 8); Cedar Brook Getaway ($130/night, sleeps 5)
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- Port Republic. No New Jersey municipality lives up less to its official "city" designation than Port Republic, a town of barely 1,000 on the Mullica River.
- Strathmere. Being one of just five free Jersey Shore oceanfront beaches should get you on any list, but Strathmere, part of Upper Township, is another Shore town notable for what it doesn't have: no boardwalk, no amusement parks or water slides, no parking meters, not even a pizzeria.
- Barnegat Light. Having one of the state's great classic diners (Mustache Bill's, shown here) might have been enough to put Barnegat Light on this list.
- Brigantine. Brigantine may always be Atlantic City's little brother, but the former wouldn't have it any other way. No casinos or clubs, no high-end restaurants, no gigantic boardwalk, no industry — Brigantine bills itself as "An Island You'll Love for Life."
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- Visit Beautiful Cape May. The World War II Lookout Tower, Cape May, New Jersey USA. At the southernmost point of Cape May Peninsula lays lovely Cape May town.
- Tour Charming Lambertville. Aerial view of the towns of New Hope and Lambertville, and a section of Delaware River, Pennsylvania. The charming town of Lambertville is located on the banks of the Delaware River.
- Get Mesmerized By Frenchtown. Frenchtown, a hidden jewel in New Jersey to visit in the fall. The bucolic charm of the town brings to mind the English countryside.
- Stroll In Picturesque Clinton. A Green Grass Field Under a Cloudy Sky in Clinton County. With its lovely setting on the Raritan River, numerous historic structures, and vibrant cultural scene, Clinton is a town full of delights.
- Princeton Junction. Current Resident: Princeton Junction is 100% the best place to live in New Jersey. Home to a diverse people, everyone is welcome here.
- Princeton. Current Resident: As stereotypes would suggest, there is certainly an air of elitism in Princeton. This probably stems from the cost of living and college town.
- Ho-Ho-Kus. Suburb in New Jersey. Rating 4.55 out of 5 11 reviews. Current Resident: Lived a year so far and love this town.
- Ridgewood. Suburb in New Jersey. Rating 4.13 out of 5 67 reviews. Current Resident: I moved to Ridgewood NJ when I was an infant and I went through the entire public school program there.
Aug 23, 2022 · Cranbury. Noreen Braman/500px/Getty Images. Cranbury is one of the oldest towns in New Jersey, and its historical charm remains intact. To learn more about its past, stop inside the Cranbury ...
Jun 5, 2020 · In our article below we’ve picked out 12 New Jersey towns that emanate character and charm. With so many contenders to choose from, our task was tough, so we made our own criteria, including only picking towns with populations below 20,000.
