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Did I say Morris ok ill change it to Hunterdon, last poster convinced me.
I like western Morris almost as much. It's a big county and the eastern and western portions are like night and day. Long Valley, Jefferson, and Chester are TOTALLY different than Parsippany, East Hanover, and Montville.
This is in western Morris (Hacklebarney State Park):
I don't understand why anyone would vote for Bergen County. I drove thru the county and been to Fort Lee numerous times, and it was nothing special. Felt quite bored to be honest. Fort Lee has large Asian population as well... Felt like Little Asia.
Bergen County is very diverse. Northern Bergen County (North of Paramus) is mostly white and upper class/wealthy area, while Southern Bergen County is mostly middle class and diverse.
Fort Lee is nothing special except the access to G W Bridge/NYC and NYC view... drive to Paramus area and lots of shopping, parks, zoo, swimming, etc. Northern Bergen County have mountain view!
I believe eastern, Central Morris County is best. Towns like Morris Plains, Florham Park, Morris Township, Montville, Boonton, Denville etc. You have lower taxes than other northern NJ counties, there are a variety of things to do, the economy is still pretty good, and it's not far from NYC.
I really like Morris County. My brother used to teach at there, lived in Denville. When I'd visit, we'd always go into Manhatten, but do a couple of local things as well.
I really like Morris County. My brother used to teach at there, lived in Denville. When I'd visit, we'd always go into Manhatten, but do a couple of local things as well.
Funny-I'm headed down to the wilds of Burlington/Atlantic County this weekend for camping in Bass River State Forest. I love the pines, they're just too flat, but if they weren't, they wouldn't be the pines
Bergen County for me! Hudson County is a close second since my fiance lives there!
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