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About Delran, New Jersey

A township rooted in history, built on community, and growing into the future. Here's everything you should know about calling Delran home.

Welcome to Delran

Where Community Comes First

Delran Township sits at the confluence of the Delaware River and Rancocas Creek in Burlington County, New Jersey. It's a place where tree-lined suburban streets meet waterfront trails, where neighbors still wave to each other, and where local businesses know your name.

Covering 6.6 square miles with a population of approximately 18,100, Delran offers the perfect balance of small-town charm and big-city access. Philadelphia is just 15 miles away, yet the pace of life here feels worlds apart from the city bustle.

Whether you're drawn to the historic streets of Bridgeboro, the family-friendly subdivisions of Tenby Chase and Cambridge, or the low-maintenance living at Ashley Crossing, Delran has a neighborhood that fits your life.

Our Roots

A Brief History

1700s

Bridgeboro Settlement

Delran's earliest days begin with the community of Bridgeboro, a settlement along the Delaware River known for shipbuilding, taverns, and general stores.

1880

Township Founded

Delran Township is officially named, combining "Delaware" and "Rancocas" for the two waterways that define the town's geography.

1950s–80s

Suburban Growth

Major subdivisions like Cambridge, Fairview, Tenby Chase, and Hunter's Glen transform Delran into the thriving suburban community it is today.

Today

Modern Delran

Home to over 18,000 residents with excellent schools, beautiful parks, and a growing local business scene. A community that honors its past while building its future.

The Advantages

Why People Love Delran

Delran consistently ranks as one of Burlington County's most desirable places to live. Here's why.

Quick Philly Commute

Just 15 miles from downtown Philadelphia with a 20-30 minute drive via I-295 or the Betsy Ross Bridge.

Strong School District

Four schools serving PK-12 with approximately 2,900 students. Dedicated to student success and community involvement.

Safe Community

Delran is considered very safe with low crime rates, making it ideal for families and retirees alike.

Beautiful Parks

From Amico Island Park's waterfront trails to Kids Kingdom playground, there's green space for every age and interest.

Diverse Housing

A mix of ranches, colonials, split-levels, and 55+ communities with homes ranging from $275K to $400K+.

Great Value

More square footage and community for your dollar compared to nearby Moorestown or Cherry Hill, with comparable commutes.

18,148

Residents (2024 est.)

6.6

Square Miles

23+

Recognized Neighborhoods

15 mi

To Philadelphia

Ready to Learn More About Delran?

Bob Millaway has helped over 600 families in Burlington County. Whether you're exploring neighborhoods, need local recommendations, or just have questions about Delran, he's here to help.