Woodstown, NJ, is a small borough in South Jersey, surrounded by the picturesque farmland of Pilesgrove Township. This Salem County community is rich in history, with many homes dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries, including the Jackanias Wood House from 1757. The borough features a mix of Colonial and Victorian architecture, with home prices ranging from $300,000 to $500,000. Further out, single-family homes from the mid-1900s, including ranch styles and Colonial Revivals, are available between $250,000 and $350,000. Modern Craftsman-style houses in new developments range from $500,000 to $550,000, while properties in the rural areas of Pilesgrove Township offer expansive land and can exceed $1 million.
Woodstown's town center is home to local businesses and dining options, such as the Woodstown Diner and Farmers & Bankers Brewing, housed in a historic 1892 bank building. The Woodstown Tavern offers a lively nightlife scene with pool tables and live music. The nearby shopping center includes an ACME, Rite Aid, and Tractor Supply Co. A notable attraction is the Cowtown Farmers Market, a community staple since 1926, featuring local vendors and the Cowtown Rodeo, the oldest weekly running rodeo in the U.S.
Marlton Park serves as the main hub for community events and outdoor activities, with paved trails, sports fields, and playgrounds. The park hosts concerts and a Fourth of July parade and fireworks show. Woodstown High School is highly rated, particularly for its communications academy. Overall, Woodstown combines historical charm with a vibrant community atmosphere and various attractions.
