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Hackettstown, NJ is a small town located in Warren County and is known for its quaint downtown area. It has a variety of unique local shops, restaurants, and cafes that have become popular tourist destinations. The area also offers a number of outdoor activities, such as fishing, hiking, and camping. Residents love the sense of community that the town provides while visitors are attracted to its wide array of attractions.
Reviews of Hackettstown are extremely positive. Visitors often comment on the friendly atmosphere that they experience when visiting the town. There is a sense of appreciation for the unique history and culture that can be found here that many towns lack. The scenic beauty of the surrounding areas is also highly praised by those who visit. People also often remark about how affordable it can be to stay in Hackettstown due to its great selection of hotels and restaurants. Overall, Hackettstown remains one of the most beloved places in New Jersey to call home or to visit for an enjoyable weekend away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
based on 3 ReviewsGet to know Hackettstown with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Hackettstown
Hackettstown - 2/7/2011
Lovely little town with active college life at Cententary College. New theater at the college offers many choices culturally. Town could use a little improvement; stores are moving out and leaving vacant storefronts.
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Nice Place to Live! - 5/24/2008
I can't afford and don't choose to live near the congested area in North Eastern New Jersey where I work. It is a great place to come home to each night after a hard day at work. The cost of living seems lower than other places in New Jersey. We will live here while working but will retire to a cheaper
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Stay away - 5/15/2006
First the good about New Jersey, the "Garden State" of our nation. NJ is a great state for employment opportunities, top-notch medical care is available in both NJ and NY, easy access to NYC, lots of sports teams, great night life, first-class restaurants, and endless shopping opportunites. So what could be so bad about NJ... the common bad attitude, traffic, cost of living, commute time, bad air, bad water, superfund sites, one of a few states with a "death tax", and quality of life. The traffic on Rt 80 comes to a complete stop on a daily basis, and the people in this state don't handle traffic very well. The state boasts the 1st or 2nd highest auto insurance rates in the country for the past decade. With NY and Philly bording the northern and southern portions of the state, NJ is on big 'burb. It has a rushed city-like feel without actually being a large metro area. NJ tries to lure companies into the state from it's metropolitan neighbors, and succeeds quite well in doing
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