Why Live in Liberty Township
Liberty Township in Great Meadows, New Jersey, offers a rural charm distinct from the state's urban and coastal areas. Situated along the New Jersey-Pennsylvania border, this township features scenic lakes and expansive greenspaces, attracting urban transplants seeking tranquility. Home styles include ranch, Colonial Revival, split-levels, Cape Cods, and cottages, particularly around Mountain Lake. The area is served by the Great Meadows Regional School District, with Great Meadows Regional Middle School noted for its high rating. While shopping and dining options are limited, local farmstands and markets in nearby Knowlton Township and Blairstown provide fresh produce. For everyday essentials, Hackettstown's Walmart is a convenient option. Dining highlights include J.P. Kelly’s Pub and Eatery and The Lodge at Mountain Lake. Attractions such as Mountain Lake and Jenny Jump State Forest offer outdoor activities, with trails providing views of the Allamuchy-Panther Valley and Kittatinny Mountains. The Island Dragway and Land of Make-Believe amusement park add to the local entertainment options. Liberty Township is 38 miles from Allentown and 70 miles from Manhattan, with Interstate 80 and U.S. Route 46 facilitating travel. Although public transportation is limited, the area's rural appeal and proximity to Hackettstown make it a desirable location for those commuting to nearby towns.
