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The Ridings at Cream Ridge Community Guide Copyright 2010 Toll Brothers, Inc A Guide to the services A v A i l A b l e n e A r your new home The Ridings at Cream Ridge Community Guide Copyright 2010 Toll Brothers, Inc. All rights reserved. These resources are provided for informational purposes only, and represent just a sample of the services available for each community. Toll Brothers in no way endorses or recommends any of the resources presented herein. Photos are for representative purposes only. This is not an offering where prohibited by law. RCR-22481-22481 6/10 c o n t e n t s COMMUNITY PROFILE . 1 SCHOOLS . 2 SHOPPING . 3 MEDICAL FACILITIES . 4 VETERINARIANS . 4 PUBLIC UTILITIES . 4 WORSHIP . 5 TRANSPORTATION . 6 RECREATIONAL FACILITIES - LOCAL . 7 RECREATIONAL FACILITIES - REGIONAL . 8 RESTAURANTS . 9 LIBRARIES . 10 COLLEGES . 10 SOCIAL SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS . 11 EMERGENCY . 11 GOVERNMENT . 12 l e A r n A bout the services your community h A s t o o f f e r c o m m u n i t y p r o f i l e Upper Freehold Township, located in central New Jersey (southwestern Monmouth County), consists of 47.45 square miles. Upper Freehold has been a rural agriculture area since the late 1600’s with farming being the primary occupation. The residents and local government have been successful at maintaining the rural and historic character of this community. There are 2,567 acres of the Assunpink Wildlife Preservation area that lie within the Upper Freehold Township borders. In addition, Upper Freehold Township is the home of two county parks: Walnford Park with its restored Georgian style house, working mill, carriage house and cow barn and Clayton Park, a passive recreation area, consisting of 421 acres with a 21 acre lake. The township has also recently entered an agreement with Monmouth County in which the township will acquire 43 1⁄2 acres to be used for public purposes of recreation, open space preservation, and natural resources. The Ridings at Cream Ridge is beautifully situated on a private farm­­–like setting seemingly away from it all but just minutes to the quaint town of Allentown and several major highways for commuters. As a resident of The Ridings at Cream Ridge, you will enjoy the beauty and convenience that Monmouth County has to offer. 1 s c h o o l s ChILd Care/ Pre-sChooL Goddard School 230 Schanck Road Freehold, NJ (732) 431-2555 Allentown Christian Cooperative Pre-School 23 Church Street Allentown, NJ (609) 259-0885 Upper Freehold Grades 6-12 Regional School District Cox Pre-School The Pennington School ufrsd net. 630 South Main Street (Route 539) 112 West Delaware Avenue Hightstown, NJ Pennington, NJ (609) 448-3322 PUBLIC (609) 737-1838 pennington org. Elementary Children’s World Learning Center 2285 Goldencrest Corp . Center Grades K-8 Grades 9-12 (Route 33 East – Washington Blvd ). Upper Freehold Regional Lawrenceville School Robbinsville, NJ Elementary & Middle School US Highway 206 (609) 689-9900 27 High Street Lawrenceville, NJ Allentown, NJ (609) 896-0400 Harmony School at Foxmoor (609) 259-7369 lawrenceville org. 2022 Washington Boulevard ufrsd net/UFRES. Robbinsville, NJ (609) 443-7575 Senior High ParoChIaL Grades 9-12 Elementary/Middle Learning Steps Children’s School Allentown High School Grades K-8 98a Magnolia Avenue New Egypt, NJ 27 High Street St. Gregory the Great (609) 758-0333 Allentown, NJ Roman Catholic School (609) 259-2160 4680 Nottingham Way KinderCare at Millstone ufrsd net/AHS. Hamilton Square, NJ 36 Trenton-Lakewood Road (609) 587-4877 Clarksburg, NJ 08510 PrIvate stgregorythegreat org. (609) 259-2488 Junior/Senior High High Grades 8-12 Grades 9-12 The Peddie School Notre Dame Catholic High School South Main Street P O. Box A 601 Lawrenceville Road Hightstown, NJ Lawrenceville, NJ (609) 490-7500 (609) 882-7900 peddie org. notredame k12. nj. us. 2 s h o p p i n g NeIghBorhood HarDwarE CoNveNIeNCe shoPPINg CeNters Allentown Village Hardware stores 15 South Main Street Approximately 10 minutes from the Wawa Foods/Gas Market Allentown, NJ community are these types of stores: Route 539 & Route 528 (609) 259-7181 New Egypt, NJ Bank (609) 758-9292 Brite’s Lumber Bank of America 45 Evergreen Road 40 North Main Street Wawa Food/Gas Market New Egypt, NJ Allentown, NJ (Open 24 Hrs) (609) 758-0400 (800) 432-1000 548 Monmouth Road Cream Ridge, NJ DrugStorE The Bank (609) 259-9878 Potter’s Square Shopping Center Bunn’s Olde Tyme Pharmacy Route 539 605 Route 539 groCery stores Cream Ridge, NJ (211 West Midstream Road) (609) 758-6400 Cream Ridge, NJ World Class Shop-Rite (609) 758-6100 Hamilton Township Market Place Bank of America (609) 581-5823 73 Main Street Walters Pharmacy New Egypt, NJ 2 South Main Street New Egypt Market Place Allentown, NJ Main Street PNC Bank (609) 259-6121 New Egypt, NJ 403 Route 539 (609) 758-7900 Cream Ridge, NJ CVS Pharmacy (609) 758-5441 21 Lakewood Road Shop-Rite of Freehold New Egypt, NJ Route 9 & South Street Roma Bank (609) 758-5103 Freehold, NJ 400 Pinehurst Road (732) 462-3120 Cream Ridge, NJ shoPPINg MaLLs (609) 752-0820 Norkus Foodtown Hamilton Township Market Place Raintree Plaza Route 130 Boulevard Roebling Bank 160 Village Center Drive Hamilton Township 8 Jacobstown Road Freehold, NJ New Egypt, NJ Anchor Stores: Lowes, Kohls, (732) 308-1666 (609) 758-7400 B.J.Wholesale Warehouse & Walmart Cream Ridge Country Market Wachovia Bank Freehold Raceway Mall & Liquors Hightstown Branch Routes 33 & 537 794 Monmouth Road 105 South Main Street Freehold, NJ Cream Ridge, NJ Hightstown, NJ Anchor Stores: Macy’s, JC Penney, (609) 758-7222 (608) 394-6923 Sears, Lord & Taylor, Nordstroms DEli Jackson Premium Outlets Route 537 Marge’s Deli Jackson, NJ Route 539 (732) 833-0503 Cream Ridge, NJ Features over 70 outlet stores (609) 758-8431 3 m e d i c a l f a c i l i t i e s hosPItaLs MedICaL CeNters Robert Wood Johnson Centrastate Medical Center University Hospital Route 537 One Hamilton Health Place Freehold, NJ Hamilton, NJ (732) 294-2600 (609) 584-6665 veterinarian Allentown Animal Hospital Cream Ridge Pet Care Center 65 North Main Street & Veterinary Hospital Allentown, NJ 820 Route 537 (609) 259-3500 Cream Ridge, NJ (609) 758-7777 p u b l i c u t i l i t i e s eLeCtrIC trash JCP&L Freehold Cartage Inc. (800) 662-3115 825 State Highway 33 Freehold, NJ ProPaNe (732) 462-1001 H&H Gas Corporation 80 N Main Street reCyCLINg East Windsor, NJ CaBLe tv Upper Freehold Twp. Recycling (609) 448-3232 (609) 758-7715 Cablevison Upper Freehold Area Amerigas Propane (732) 681-3714 water Route 206 North Bordentown, NJ Private well (609) 298-2160 teLePhoNe Verizon sewer Suburban Propane Welcome Center to set up new service Private septic 2061 US-9 (877) 912-6500 Howell, NJ (732) 462-2073 4 w o r s h i p ChUrChes syNagogUes BaptiSt B’nai Abraham Synagogue 58 Crosswicks Road First Baptist Church Bordentown, NJ Route 526 (609) 298-1527 Allentown, NJ (609) 259-9177 CatHoliC St. John’s Church 1282 Yardville-Allentown Road Allentown, NJ (609) 259-2291 Church of the Assumption 28 Monmouth Road Wrightstown, NJ (609) 758-3535 prESBytErian Allentown Presbyterian Church High Street Allentown, NJ (609) 259-7289 MEtHoDiSt Emleys Hill United Methodist Church 69 Emley’s Hill Road Cream Ridge, NJ 08514 (609) 758-8456 5 transportation aIrPorts intErnational Philadelphia International Time: Approx . 1 hr . phl org. Newark Liberty International Time: Approx . 1 hr . panynj gov/aviation/ewrframe. Atlantic City International Time: Approx . 1 hr . 15 minutes acairport com. raILroads MaJor hIghways Hamilton Station Interstate I-95 NJ Motor vehICLe Princeton Junction Interstate I-295 CoMMIssIoN Trenton Train Station NJ Turnpike General Information (every 15 minutes to NYC) State Routes: 130, 539, & 537 (609) 292-6500 NJ TRANSIT Bakers Basin (800) 772-2222 3200 Brunswick Pike Route 1 North AMTRAK Lawrenceville, NJ (800) 872-7245 Freehold CONRAIL 32 Thoreau Drive (800) 228-4661 Kozloski Road Poet’s Square Shopping Plaza Freehold, NJ Freehold VIS 801 Okerson Road Freehold, NJ 6 r e c r e a t i o n — l o c a l Recreational facilities within 30 minutes of your new home. goLF puBliC Cream Ridge Golf Club 181 State Highway 539 Cream Ridge, NJ (609) 259-2849 creamridgegolfclub com. Miry Run Country Club 106B Sharon Road Robbinsville, NJ (609) 259-1010 Gambler Ridge Golf Course day CaMP eqUestrIaN Burlington Path Road P O. Box 109 Black Bear Lake Country Club FaCILItIes Cream Ridge, NJ Day Camp Fair Winds Farm (609) 758-3588 457 Stage Coach Road 74 Red Valley Road gamblerridge com. Clarksburg, NJ Cream Ridge, NJ (609) 259-1777 (609) 259-2916 privatE Forsgate Country Club YMCA Camp Topanemus Horse Park of New Jersey 375 Forsgate Drive 380 Monmouth Road 626 Route 524 Monroe Twp ,. NJ Clarksburg, NJ Allentown, NJ (732) 521-0070 (732) 294-7727 (609) 259-0170 forsgatecc com. topanemus org. ParKs Olde York Country Club Frogbridge Day Camp 288 Old York Road 7 Yellow Meeting House Road loCal/County Trenton, NJ Millstone Twp, NJ Historic Walnford & (609) 298-3322 (732) 786-9050 Crosswicks Creek Park Walnford Road, Allentown, NJ Metedeconk National Golf Course Liberty Lake Day Camp Rt . 539 (Davis Station Road to 50 Hannah Hill Road 1195 Florence-Columbus Road Walnford Road & Hill Road) Jackson, NJ Columbus, NJ 8:30am to Dusk (732) 928-0111 (609) 499-7820 monmouthcountyparks com. metedeconk org. 7 r e c r e a t i o n — r e g i o n a l Recreational facilities within two hours from your home.
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