Branchville
A compact Sussex County borough with a walkable historic core, local businesses, major insurance employers and quick access to northwest New Jersey recreation.

Branchville is a small borough surrounded by Frankford Township. Its downtown is concentrated around Main, Broad, Wantage, Mill and Newton avenues, with a mix of local shops, services, food destinations and longstanding employers.
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Branchville at a glance
Historic village center
Branchville developed as a mill and mercantile center. The Sussex Railroad reached the borough in 1869, strengthening local commerce and bringing visitors toward the lake country. Passenger service ended in 1966.
Recreation gateway
The borough maintains tennis and pickleball courts and ball fields. Stokes State Forest, Buttermilk Falls, the Delaware Water Gap, the Sussex County Fairgrounds and other regional attractions are nearby but outside the borough.
Government
Borough of Branchville
Municipal Building: 34 Wantage Avenue, Branchville, NJ 07826
Phone: 973-948-4626
Office hours: Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.
Schools
Pre-K through Grade 8
Branchville public-school students attend the Frankford Township School District.
Frankford Township School
2 Pines Road, Branchville mailing address
973-948-3727
Grades 9 through 12
Students attend High Point Regional High School in Wantage Township.
High Point Regional High School
299 Pidgeon Hill Road, Sussex, NJ 07461
973-875-3101
Community & worship
First Presbyterian Church of Branchville
3–5 Wantage Avenue. The congregation dates to 1848; the present church was dedicated in the 1850s. Community programs include a food pantry and thrift shop.
Branchville United Methodist Church
8 Broad Street. The church building dates to 1879 and remains part of the borough's historic streetscape.
Nearby towns
Branchville is surrounded by Frankford Township. Other nearby communities include Lafayette and Hampton Township. Augusta uses the Frankford page set.
