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Cedar Grove, NJ is known for its tranquil atmosphere and its close proximity to New York City. Residents of Cedar Grove enjoy a small-town feel with the convenience of nearby big city amenities. With plenty of nearby parks, hiking trails and outdoor activities, Cedar Grove has something to offer everyone. The town also boasts a variety of shops and restaurants along its Main Street, as well as fun events throughout the year such as the annual Christmas Tree lighting. Residents and visitors alike have praised Cedar Grove for its safety and sense of community; many have remarked on how it provides a perfect balance between privacy and access to exciting activities. It doesn’t hurt that there are plenty of opportunities for cultural enrichment, either -- whether you attend one of the town's local farmers markets or take in a show at one of the nearby performing arts centers, Cedar Grove offers something for everyone.
based on 3 ReviewsGet to know Cedar Grove with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Cedar Grove
Quaint Town at Risk - 1/15/2024
Trails and a lovely park. Close to major employment centers NYC, Hoboken, Jersey City, Morristown but few employment opportunities in township. It is also attracting the wrong crowd. Some areas to avoid are between Stevens Ave to Montclair Ave neighboring Route 23. Severe drug activity pollution off peak hours and at night.
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Good town with increasing drug activity - 12/13/2023
Cedar Grove is well located in the NYC metro area. However increasing drug activity especially in the Mountain Ridge Drive area, meth house hub. There is room to turn this around people. Let's take ownership of our
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politics as usual - 12/18/2009
The Mayor and Council of Cedar Grove, NJ seem to be unaware that they were voted into office by their constitutents, not by Joe Divicenzo, County Executive. Although it is true that most members of the O'toole family have jobs with the County,and one of the current members on the Council, the O'toole father, also had a job with the person pulling the County Executive's strings, .. Joe Divincenzo does not vote in Cedar Grove....and it appears that certain votes by this Mayor and Council are only to appease the County Executive and have nothing to do with what is right for the town..or what the residents of the town want. For example, is there indemnification from the County for the proposed slaughter of the deer? Did anyone on the Council think of this? If the Mayor and Council are so concerned with doing the right thing and properly representing their constitutents, and for which they are paid... why not hold a public vote and cancel the killing... that would be representing your
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