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Eastampton is a township driving distance from major cities
Eastampton is a community on the edge of Mount Holly, its central residential area flanked by wooded land and the Historic Smithville District. The New Jersey township is nearly equidistant to both Trenton and Philadelphia, less than 30 miles from both, meaning commuters can work in the city but return home to a quiet, residential atmosphere in the evenings. The New Jersey Turnpike is less than 5 miles away for travel to more populated areas, offering the township of about 6,200, as of the 2020 census, a balance of suburbia and convenience. Less than two miles away, High Street in Mount Holly features a variety of restaurants and specialty eateries to choose from.
The New Jersey township of Eastampton is almost equidistant between Trenton and Philadelphia, making it an ideal location for commuters.
High Street is the main hub of Mount Holly, with most homes being within walking distance of the popular shops and restaurants.
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Single-family homes in central Eastampton
Eastampton is mostly comprised of single-family homes in its central residential section. Many date to the late 20th century, typically from the 1970s through the 1990s. Colonial-style and ranch-style homes are the most predominant architectural designs in the community. Prices usually range from around $400,000 to almost $600,000. Homes in Smithville Greene, a 55+ community on the east side of Eastampton, were mostly built after 2020 and usually cost between $550,000 and $650,000.
Eastampton's quiet residential atmosphere makes it an ideal location for families looking to to get away from the hustle and bustle of nearby cities.
Colonial-style homes are a popular home style in the Eastampton area.
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Driving north to Trenton or west to Philadelphia
Drivers can get on the New Jersey Turnpike about 4 miles northwest of Eastampton by driving through Mount Holly. “It’s great for commuting, great for travel to work for a lot of people and it’s easy to travel and get to different places,” Elliott says. Trenton sits less than 20 miles north, while locals have a drive of about 30 miles to Philadelphia. Over 35 miles west, Philadelphia International Airport is served by over a dozen airlines with destinations in the United States and worldwide.
If you need a ride, NJ Transit has several bus stops located throughout nearby downtown Mount Holly.
Take a trip out of Philadelphia International Airport, not far from Eastampton.
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Famed local restaurants in nearby Mount Holly
O’Connor’s American Bar & Grille is open for lunch and dinner seven days a week and is a popular local stop on Monmouth Road in northern Eastampton. The Olde World Bakery & Café has been in business for nearly 30 years and specializes in brick-oven preparation for breads, desserts, sandwiches and more. Neighboring Mount Holly’s downtown is a hub of restaurants and shopping about a mile from central Eastampton; many residents go into the adjoining community for commerce.
The Robin’s Nest and The Local Eatery & Pub are two of the most popular stops close to Eastampton. “You have a wide range of different restaurants and pubs,” Elliott says. “If you mention either one of those restaurants to most out-of-towners, a lot of people know them.” The Robin’s Nest has American dishes, while “The Local,” as it’s known in the area, offers a bistro atmosphere. A Walmart and Aldi are just south of Eastampton.
Robin's Nest is a woman-owned restaurant that serves up American cuisine and has a full bakery in nearby Mount Holly.
Customers at Olde World Bakery in Eastampton can either eat in or take out.
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Small town parks for recreation in Eastampton
Eastampton has several town parks for recreation. Buttonwood Park has a playground, softball field, tennis and basketball courts and wooded areas. The Eastampton Recreation Building is also at Buttonwood Park and can host gatherings. Cliver Park includes several baseball fields, a roller-hockey rink and picnic spots, while Veterans Park has green space and a pavilion. Locals also frequent the North Branch of the Rancocas Creek in southern Eastampton. “Some people fish, but people tend to kayak more,” Elliott says. “Kayaks and canoes are predominant in the Rancocas Creek.” In southern Eastampton, Historic Smithville Park has a large lake and accommodates hiking, fishing, biking and more across more than 300 acres.
The Eastampton Recreation Building in Buttonwood Park can be rented out for special occasions.
Rancocas Creek is a popular area for fishing, kayaking and canoeing in Eastampton.
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Education across two districts for Eastampton students
Kids can attend school from kindergarten through eighth grade at the Eastampton Township Community School, which scores a C-plus with Niche. After finishing most of their education there, students often move on to Rancocas Valley Regional High School, which receives an A-minus. Rancocas Valley Regional High offers sports like cross country in the fall, basketball in the winter and lacrosse in the spring.
Easthampton Township Community School received a B- rating from Niche.
Rancocas Valley Regional High School serves many communities that are around it.
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Seasonal events taking place at Historic Smithville Park
Historic Smithville Park is home to an array of local events throughout the calendar, including the May Faire in Neverland that takes on a Peter Pan theme for its Renaissance fair. Other events include the Autumn Lands Festival, which includes live music, a beer garden, axe throwing and food trucks while being free to the public. Neighboring Mount Holly has Revolutionary War reenactments tied to its history and a January Fire & Ice Festival in its downtown.
Walk the trails at Historic Smithville Park near Eastampton.
Try out throwing a hatchet at the Fire and Ice Festival, minutes away from Eastampton.
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