Town of Boonton, NJ

Whether you're a renter or property owner, we're confident you'll find living in Boonton a source of great pride and joy. From historic places to natural resources, there is a lot this small town with a big heart has to offer.

Boonton is a vibrant community that is grounded in its historical past. A rich cultural background has been passed down the years from immigrants who came to Boonton to work in its iron industry. Boonton has been home to abolitionists, a stop on the Underground Railroad, and home of the world-famous Boontonware. Trolley cars, vaudeville theaters, and hotels thrived on Main Street at the turn of the century. Now home to high-tech companies, a wide range of restaurants, and antique stores, the town has grown and diversified both in its industry and population.
Now, Boonton is a bustling small town suburb with "Main Street" having numerous shops, antique stores, restaurants, entertainment, and a seasonal farmer's market.

Although Boonton is a town built on industry, it is not without natural beauty. Grace Lord Park, with its fountain, falls, and landmark gazebo is home to the town's concerts during the summer season. The Rockaway River meanders through the park and our town, offering walking trails and a variety of flora and fauna for the nature enthusiast. Boonton is home to one of Morris County's best-kept secrets—the Boonton Falls. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy the tranquility of lush green spaces and numerous parks for walking, hiking, and scenic views.

https://www.boonton.org/