Moving to Boonton Township, NJ

About Boonton Township

Boonton Township is a quiet, semi-rural township of about 4,300 residents wrapped around the Town of Boonton, defined by the Rockaway River valley, historic farmsteads, and wooded neighborhoods. It pairs a country feel with quick access to I-287 and the Route 10/202 corridors, and its students feed into the highly regarded Mountain Lakes High School.

Home prices in Boonton Township

Home prices in Boonton Township vary by neighborhood and property type.

Top places in Boonton Township

• The Dixon Homestead — historic farmstead in the township.
• Dolan's Falls — falls on the Rockaway River.
• Tourne County Park — major Morris County trail park on the township's edge.
• The Rockaway River — fishing, paddling, and riverside scenery.
• The township's rural roads and estate neighborhoods.
• The municipal complex area on Powerville Road.

Commuting from Boonton Township

• No in-town rail station; nearest NJ Transit stations are Boonton or Mountain Lakes (Montclair-Boonton Line), roughly a 10-minute drive depending on location (approximate).
• Road access via I-287 and Routes 10 and 202; Lakeland Bus Lines' Route 46 corridor runs along US 46 nearby toward the Port Authority Bus Terminal.
• Approximate drive to Midtown Manhattan: ~40–50 minutes (approximate; traffic-dependent).

Boonton Township FAQs

• What is the housing market like in Boonton Township, NJ?
  Home prices in Boonton Township vary by neighborhood and property type.
• How is the commute from Boonton Township, NJ?
  No in-town rail station; nearest NJ Transit stations are Boonton or Mountain Lakes (Montclair-Boonton Line), roughly a 10-minute drive depending on location (approximate).

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