Town Facts

Population
14334
Land Size
5.15 square miles
County
Union County, NJ
Median Home Value
$ 448695
Median
Household Income
$ 84918

Springfield, New Jersey

Conveniently located with easy access to Routes 78, 22, 24, this Union County suburb offers an ideal blend of ingredients for a fine lifestyle. 

Many homes in Springfield are post-war three to five bedroom Colonials, Ranches and Splits.  There are also 1,000 condominiums in the township.  The "Baltusrol Top" offers homes, sometimes with New York views.  A more typical home would be a four bedroom split in a comfortable family neighborhood.  Homes in Springfield range from $200,000 to over $800,000.

The population of the Township is 14,000 and the area is made up of 5.1 square miles.  Springfield has one Pre-K and Kindergarten, two school enrolling children grades 1-4, one middle school grades 5-8 and a local high school.

Bedies the typical curriculum, Springfield offers a public preschool from age 4, and a full day kindergarten.

Commuters can get to midtown Manhattan via NJ Transit bus in 45 minutes during rush hour.  There is also a jitney service to the Millburn train station.

Springfield has nine small parks.  Ther most widely used is Chisolm School Park, a three-acre facility with two baseball diamonds and a playground.  Springfield Municipal Pool has a lighted baseball diamond, volleyball, basketball, bocci and shuffle board courts.

Springfield is home of Baltusrol Golf Club, founded in 1895, which has hosted seven United States Open Golf Tournaments.

Springfield Train Station 1906
Springfield Train Station 1906
Springfield Sign
Springfield Sign
Springfield Pond
Springfield Pond
Morris Avenue
Morris Avenue
Springfield High School
Springfield High School
Springfield Fire Station
Springfield Fire Station
Batusrol Golf Course
Batusrol Golf Course
Springfield Municipal Building
Springfield Municipal Building