Hackettstown, NJ 07840
The township's largest retail center. Current tenant information includes Weis Markets, The Home Depot, Staples, Crunch Fitness, Pearle Vision, Panera Bread and Mattress Firm.
Explore Mansfield Township's mix of major Route 57 retail, longtime Port Murray businesses, agricultural supply, automotive services, home and building trades, garden destinations, industrial employers and practical everyday services.
A current selection of businesses and commercial centers supported by 2026 information.
The township's largest retail center. Current tenant information includes Weis Markets, The Home Depot, Staples, Crunch Fitness, Pearle Vision, Panera Bread and Mattress Firm.
Family-operated Port Murray business selling and servicing outdoor power equipment, generators, lawn equipment, parts and marine products.
Long-running specialty herb and perennial farm with extensive plant collections, display gardens, gift shopping and seasonal events.
Family-owned feed mill producing custom feed and carrying livestock feed, farm supplies, bedding, feeders and related agricultural products.
Nursery, florist and garden retailer with annuals, perennials, shrubs, trees, seasonal products, pond supplies and landscaping services.
Long-established local well-drilling business serving residential, agricultural, commercial and industrial water-well needs.
Current stone supplier serving building, masonry and hardscape projects from the Route 57 corridor.
Port Murray headquarters for an RF and microwave components manufacturer serving commercial, aerospace, defense and aftermarket customers.
Mansfield's biggest consumer-shopping concentration is on Route 57 near the Hackettstown side of the township.
Large open-air shopping center at one of Mansfield's busiest intersections.
Current supermarket anchor in Mansfield Village Square.
Home-improvement retailer with building materials, garden products, tool rental and project supplies.
Office supplies, technology accessories and business-service retail.
Current mattress and bedding retailer in the shopping center.
Vision-care and eyewear retail serving the Route 57 shopping corridor.
Auto salvage, used parts and independent repair have long been visible parts of the Route 57 and Brickyard Road business landscape.
Long-running automobile salvage and used-parts business.
Current vehicle-recycling and used auto-parts operation. Because current public sources show inconsistent phone information, NJTGO is not publishing a phone number here.
The site has a long automotive history. Confirm the currently operating business identity before making a special trip.
Custom feed, livestock feed, bedding and farm supplies.
Herbs, perennials, display gardens, gift items and seasonal educational programming.
Nursery plants, florist services, landscaping, seasonal products and garden supplies.
Lawn mowers, generators, snow blowers, trimmers, power equipment, parts and service.
Rural and suburban Mansfield supports a strong home-service economy, including plumbing, well drilling, stone, landscaping, construction equipment and property maintenance.
Water-well drilling, deepening, sealing, agricultural wells and related drilling services.
Current local plumbing, heating and air-conditioning contractor serving residential needs.
Local plumbing and HVAC contractor with current New Jersey contractor-license support.
Natural-stone and building-material supply.
Outdoor power equipment, generators, pumps, parts and repair service useful to homeowners, landscapers and contractors.
Nursery products plus landscaping and hardscape-related services.
Mansfield's agricultural character creates demand for both companion-animal and livestock/equine services.
Feed and supplies for local farms, livestock owners and hobby animal keepers.
The source directory included a Port Murray equine practice, but current outside sources now associate that practice with Long Valley. NJTGO therefore does not present the Port Murray address as a current local veterinary office.
No specific Mansfield grooming or small-animal practice is being listed without stronger current location verification.
Mansfield is not only a retail and residential township. Port Murray supports industrial, manufacturing and logistics activity that is significant to the local tax base and job market.
Large plastics-compounding facility. Federal records and recent import activity continue to identify the Port Murray operation as active.
RF and microwave components manufacturer with its New Jersey headquarters in Port Murray.
Building-stone supplier serving construction and commercial customers.
The township has a smaller professional-services base than neighboring Hackettstown or Washington, so NJTGO avoids padding this section with uncertain listings.
Federal postal service supporting the Port Murray business and residential community.
Port Murray continues to have small home-based and specialty businesses, but NJTGO only names them when current operating information can be supported confidently.
Residents and businesses commonly use nearby Washington and Hackettstown for banks, legal services, accounting and investment offices. Mansfield-specific listings can be added as they are verified.
The broader NJTGO directory structure remains available even when Mansfield does not currently have a strong verified local listing in a category.
No specific current Mansfield child-care center is being listed without stronger local verification.
No current standalone Mansfield storefront is being represented without stronger confirmation.
Event, arts and visitor-oriented businesses are better covered as verified offerings become available.
For broad medical services, Mansfield residents commonly use Hackettstown, Washington and regional health-system locations. Unverified specialty practices are not carried into this directory.
Barbers, salons and nail-care businesses can be added once their current Mansfield locations are verified.
Mayberry covers outdoor power and recreation equipment, while broader sporting-goods shopping is found in nearby commercial centers.
Agents, property management and housing information belong in the dedicated Mansfield Real Estate guide.
Hotels, lodging and visitor services are covered in the dedicated Mansfield Visiting & Lodging guide.
Commercial projects, changes in use, signs, construction and land-development proposals may require township review before opening or expanding.
Mansfield requires zoning permits for new construction, alterations, additions, changes in use and accessory structures. Applications must include a survey or plot plan showing property lines, structures, septic/well information and proposed work.
The township's current forms page includes a Fire Prevention business-registration application along with other municipal permit forms.
The Land Use Board handles applicable site-plan, subdivision and variance matters and generally meets on the third Monday of the month at 7:30 p.m.
The current township zoning map includes B-1 and B-2 business districts along with industrial/professional-office zones. Always verify the actual parcel before signing a lease or buying commercial property.
Port Murray, Anderson, Beattystown, government, schools, parks, history and recreation.
Food & DrinkRestaurants, bakeries, pizza, coffee, takeout, groceries and Route 57 dining.
Real EstateHomes, farmland, zoning, taxes, utilities, schools and property resources.
Visiting & LodgingPort Murray, Morris Canal history, parks, trails, nearby attractions and lodging.
ClassifiedsLocal items, community notices, garage sales, pets and marketplace categories.
JobsSchool, municipal, healthcare, retail, trades, logistics and county employment.
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