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Why Live in Wrightstown

Wrightstown, New Jersey, is a small borough in Burlington County, situated just outside Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst and 37 miles east of Philadelphia. The community has a suburban feel with a significant presence of military personnel and civilians working on the base. The borough spans less than 2 square miles, featuring a variety of casual dining options with international flavors, including Chinese, Italian, Afghan, and Puerto Rican cuisine. Wrightstown's residential areas consist mainly of ranch-style and Colonial-inspired single-family homes built in the mid to late 20th century, characterized by mature trees, sidewalks, and traditional mailboxes. The local school districts, North Hanover Township School District and Bordentown Regional School District, are well-rated, with students attending New Hanover Township School and Bordentown Regional High. Crowshaw Park serves as the main recreational area, offering tennis and basketball courts, a baseball field, picnic pavilion, bike path, and playgrounds. For additional outdoor activities, residents can visit Juliustown Park, located five miles away, which features sports fields and a unique Burlington County Troll sculpture. Wrightstown also hosts annual events like an Easter egg hunt and a December tree lighting, and participates in the Burlington County Farm Fair, held six miles away at the fairgrounds. The borough is accessible via New Jersey Route 68 and NJ Transit buses, with Philadelphia International Airport 47 miles away.

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