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Buena, NJ is a small town located in Atlantic County with a population of just over 4,000 people. Despite its size, Buena has plenty to offer visitors and residents alike; from shopping and dining options, to outdoor recreation areas like lakes and parks. The town also offers arts and entertainment venues, as well as historical attractions. Residents of Buena enjoy a safe and friendly environment that is conducive to raising families. As such, it is no surprise that the reviews for Buena are overwhelmingly positive. People praise the tight knit community feeling found in the town’s streets and activities. Residents can often be found out and about supporting their local businesses or participating in community events like parades and festivals. Visitors enjoy the small-town charm that Buena provides while appreciating all of the amenities its offers, from delicious restaurants to ample recreational facilities. With so much to offer both locals and travelers alike, it's easy to understand why Buena receives such high reviews!
based on 2 ReviewsGet to know Buena with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Buena
Love it - 2/24/2017
I live in minotola its a little town in buena it is a very nice place to live and raise children schools are great people are friendly you can leave your doors unlock your kids can play outside without any problems would recommend this place to anyone that want to raise children or even retire to do shopping they have a shoprite in the next town over not even 5 minutes away and about 15-20 minutes awat from the mall and ither shopping areas 20 to 30 minutes to Atlantic City cape wildwood and 40-45 to ocean city so much to do not so
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Best place to raise a family! - 8/3/2009
I agree that this is a great place to live. It is one of the safest places in the Atlantic-Cumberland County area of South Jersey. It is a small town, family and sports oriented, schools are excellent. But it is close enough to the cities and shore, so you won't be bored. When I finish school, I will be moving back to allow my kids to grow up
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