Keeping South Jersey on my Radar for Now.... (Barnegat, Barnegat Light: live, place)

[NYtoNJtoPA]

Originally Posted by Leps12

Also with regard to Voorhees, it’s pretty much the same town as Marlton, aesthetically anyway, and more or less demographically.

Originally Posted by Gerania

I agree that Voorhees and Marlton are very much alike.

I have to be honest. Voorhees to me seems a little bit "rougher" with more disparity than Evesham/Marlton, especially as you get around the Echelon/Ashland side of town going toward Somerdale and Lindenwold, in apartments like Echelon Glen. Don't get me wrong it's still a nice town and there is nothing wrong with it on the whole, but I don't think there are any sections of Evesham Twp quite like that. Evesham has a larger percentage of open space and larger square footage lots on average too for what that is worth. Not a concern of mine personally.

[Gerania]

Originally Posted by NYtoNJtoPA

I have to be honest. Voorhees to me seems a little bit "rougher" with more disparity than Evesham/Marlton, especially as you get around the Echelon/Ashland side of town going toward Somerdale and Lindenwold, in apartments like Echelon Glen. Don't get me wrong it's still a nice town and there is nothing wrong with it on the whole, but I don't think there are any sections of Evesham Twp quite like that. Evesham has a larger percentage of open space and larger square footage lots on average too for what that is worth. Not a concern of mine personally.

I'd avoid that area. Someone who used to post here once rented over there and said he had some sketchy neighbors. I'm reaching, don't quite remember, but he may have said that construction quality and management was poor.

Woodcrest Country Club area and east and south to the township line are fine.

[WhiskeyLover123]

Traffic in Haddonfield is ridiculous?? This is news to me as someone who lives in the area...nothing compared to North Jersey.

[harriet1954]

It's news to you, but it certainly is not news to me. I have lived in South Jersey since 1987 and it's always been bad there.

[Gerania]

Originally Posted by harriet1954

It's news to you, but it certainly is not news to me. I have lived in South Jersey since 1987 and it's always been bad there.

If you haven't gotten through an intersection in three traffic light changes, it's a problem.

[WhiskeyLover123]

Originally Posted by harriet1954

It's news to you, but it certainly is not news to me. I have lived in South Jersey since 1987 and it's always been bad there.

Compared to most towns in Bergen County, Haddonfield's traffic is pretty tame.

[Gerania]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyLover123

Compared to most towns in Bergen County, Haddonfield's traffic is pretty tame.

How is being stopped or in slow moving traffic in Cherry Hill, Haddonfield, on the Surekill or Blue Route different than any other part of the state or nation? It's not. If your car isn't moving or you can only creep along at 5 MPH, it doesn't matter where you are.

[harriet1954]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyLover123

Compared to most towns in Bergen County, Haddonfield's traffic is pretty tame.

I know nothing about North Jersey and quite honestly don't like it up there when I did have to go.

[Leps12]

Yes, having grown up in South Jersey and still visiting once in a while, but now living in North Jersey, I too find it quite laughable to be complaining about Haddonfield traffic. It’s all relative, I suppose.

[Gerania]

It's not every street and not every hour of every day. We know that. It's no more amusing than thinking that you're going to breeze through Chatsworth and realizing that it's Cranberry Festival weekend.