American history meets modern living
Scenic Cranbury Township, located in Middlesex County, New Jersey, is an idyllic place to call home. Filled with history, Cranbury is one of the oldest towns in New Jersey, and the site of George Washington's headquarters during the Battle of Monmouth in the Revolutionary War. Cranbury's residents have made it a priority to honor the township’s history by designating the downtown area a historic district as well as preserving the farmlands.With highly-rated schools, low crime, and a growing population of 3,857, Cranbury combines a rural, small-town feel with modern luxuries like restaurants, golf, cinemas, and more. Steeped in history, Cranbury offers residents many opportunities for exploring the past, like the historic downtown area, historic wagon barn, and the old tower.
Families and retirees both flock to Cranbury for its beauty, history, and outdoor lifestyle. With just about half (48.5%) of residents having children, it's a fantastic place to raise kids and experience a true sense of community. Residents of all ages enjoy Cranbury's parks, hiking trails, and other recreational activities like biking and fishing.
Learn more at the Cranbury website
Area Highlights
- Cranbury School District
- Cranbury Public Library
- Cranbury Museum
- Village Park
- Brainerd Lake
- Revolutionary War sites
- Plainsboro Preserve
