Union, NJ

Visit the Nathaniel Crane House and the Caldwell Parsonage to explore Union's 18th-century roots. These preserved sites tell the story of the township's role in the Revolutionary War and early American life.

Spend an afternoon at Echo Lake Park or the quieter Mattano Park. Their paved paths are perfect for a leisurely walk, a bike ride, or feeding the ducks by the water.

Embark on a culinary tour down this main artery, hopping from a classic Italian pastry at La Rosa Bakery to a flavorful Korean meal at one of the many authentic restaurants.

Shop for the week at the bustling Union Farmers Market or pick up specialty items at family-run shops like Molfetta's. It's a more personal alternative to big-box stores.

Cheer on the Union High School Farmers at a Friday night football game or watch a youth baseball tournament at one of the township's many fields, a true community tradition.

Join your neighbors for seasonal happenings like summer concerts in the park, the Memorial Day parade, or holiday tree lighting ceremonies at Town Hall.

Centered around Morris Avenue, this is Union's traditional downtown with a mix of municipal buildings, local businesses, and older residential streets. It's the civic and commercial heart of the township.

Primarily residential zones featuring well-kept, mid-century homes on shaded lots. These neighborhoods are known for their strong sense of community, block parties, and proximity to schools and parks.

Living here means easy access to major highways like the Garden State Parkway and Route 22, putting shopping centers and quick commutes right at your doorstep, with residential streets tucked just behind.

The western edges of the township border more wooded areas and the Watchung Reservation. Neighborhoods here offer a quieter, more secluded feel while still being part of the Union community.