Hamilton, New Jersey is a suburban community experiencing tremendous growth and development. Reasonably priced newer housing is being constructed near Veterans Park, Hamilton Square and Mercer County Park.

Established in 1842, Hamilton has balanced commercial development with small town charm. It is the residents who really make up the lifeblood of Hamilton, New Jersey. The strong sense of community in each of the small villages that make up Hamilton township (Hamilton Square, Mercerville, White Horse, Yardville, Groveville, Chambersburg, etc.) is the defining character of the township.

Residents take special interest in the great recreational facilities that Hamilton township provides. Substantial plots of land have been set aside for community use.

Hamilton's wide selection of housing varies from multi-acre horse farms to city-type dwellings. With such a wide variance in housing styles, almost any budget will find a neighborhood suited to its taste.

Hamilton is home to the Robert Wood Johnson Teaching Hospital, providing some of the finest medical care in New Jersey.

New Jersey Transit has recently completed the Hamilton station on the North East Corridor rail line. Plenty of parking is available for commuters to points north and south. Easy accessibility to Interstate routes I-295 and I-195, in addition to the New Jersey Turnpike, put Hamilton, New Jersey within a reasonable commute to Philadelphia or New York.

All this and only thirty minutes to the New Jersey shore -- and only about two hours to the Poconos. Swimming and skiing -- what more could you ask.