ABOUT PRINCETON

Approximately 30,000 people reside in Princeton Boro and Township, drawn to its unique and diverse attractions and opportunities. The arts, history, academia, and affluence have molded the area into a cultural, commercial, and educational center with a world-renowned reputation. Located midway between New York and Philadelphia, and home to the prestigious Princeton University, Princeton is a year-round attraction for visitors and a lure for relocation. Although it reflects a small town ambiance, Princeton is a well-educated, dynamic, affluent community, shaped by residents of all backgrounds.

EDUCATION

Educational excellence is more than evident in the Greater Princeton area. In addition to outstanding public education systems, there are a large number of private schools, and institutions of higher learning. Among these are Hun School of Princeton, The Pennington School, Princeton University, The Institute for Advanced Study, College of New Jersey and Rider and Rutgers University.

COMMUNITY SERVICES

Excellent medical facilities are very close, with The University Medical Center of Princeton a short drive offering a complete range of medical services. Hospitals and medical care facilities of both Philadelphia and New York are very accessible. Serving the community are houses of worship which represent most faiths and are located nearby.

CULTURE & RECREATION

Several private country clubs and public golf courses are minutes away. The Delaware River is close by. Parks include Washington Crossing, Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park. Fine dining can be found in nearby restaurants and country inns. And of course, Princeton, New York and Philadelphia provide a wealth of cultural and recreational activities.

Princeton Borough Municipal Office:

P.O. Box 390
One Monument Drive
Princeton, New Jersey 08542
(609) 924-3118
Municipal Office

Princeton Downtown Parking Map