Oxford, NJ 07863
908-453-2166
Family-operated auto-salvage business serving Oxford since 1983, with used vehicle parts, vehicle purchasing and towing/pickup services.
Oxford's business community is compact and practical, with auto salvage and repair, fuel, home-service contractors, construction materials, event services, personal care and small independent businesses serving residents throughout the township.
A focused selection of businesses with current operating support in Oxford Township.
Family-operated auto-salvage business serving Oxford since 1983, with used vehicle parts, vehicle purchasing and towing/pickup services.
Current Route 31 fuel stop with diesel, propane exchange, air pump and convenience-store services.
Current local plumbing, heating and air-conditioning contractor with recent 2026 customer activity.
Long-running Oxford plumbing and HVAC contractor serving residential service needs.
Construction-material and road-building operation reflecting Oxford's continuing industrial and quarry-related business base.
Small local salon with current operating hours and recent customer activity.
Rustic barn venue hosting weddings and social events for intimate and mid-size gatherings.
Used-parts inventory is a major part of the Brass Castle operation and remains one of Oxford's clearest specialty-shopping categories.
Automotive businesses remain one of Oxford's strongest locally verifiable business categories.
Used auto parts, salvage vehicles, vehicle purchasing and pickup/towing.
Gasoline, diesel, propane exchange, air and convenience services.
Oxford has historically supported additional small repair and towing businesses, but NJTGO is not carrying names forward unless current operating information is strong enough to support them.
Oxford's detached housing, older village properties and rural roads create steady demand for plumbing, HVAC, contracting, excavation and construction-material businesses.
Plumbing, heating and air-conditioning service.
Local plumbing and HVAC contractor.
Construction and road-building materials.
The source directory contained multiple Oxford home-improvement, excavation, decking, paving and contractor listings. Current names should be added individually only after operating status and address are reconfirmed.
Oxford's industrial identity did not end with the furnace era. Quarry, construction-material and industrial uses still form part of the township's employment and business base.
Current construction-material business with a long-standing Oxford presence.
The township's industrial and office/light-industrial zoning includes areas around Janes Chapel Road and Route 31, supporting larger commercial uses outside the compact town center.
Oxford continues to use redevelopment zoning and master-plan review to shape former industrial and underused sites, including areas tied to the town's historic commercial core.
Current local hair salon offering cuts, color and styling.
Current directory sources continue to identify a salon at this Oxford location.
Older Oxford directories contained additional personal-care businesses, but NJTGO is not listing them as current without stronger operating confirmation.
Rustic wedding and social-event venue hosting celebrations of up to roughly 100 guests.
Oxford's source directory included independent photography and printing businesses. NJTGO is keeping these categories available but not presenting uncertain operators as current.
Shippen Manor and Oxford Furnace are public historic attractions rather than commercial event listings and are covered in the Oxford Visiting & Lodging guide.
Oxford has a limited in-town medical base, so residents commonly use Washington, Belvidere and Hackettstown for broader medical, dental and specialty care.
No Oxford physician practice is being represented as current without stronger 2026 location support.
Most specialty medical and dental services are found in nearby regional commercial centers.
Oxford does not have a hospital. Residents use regional hospitals and urgent-care facilities outside the township.
Oxford's in-town professional-services base is small, and several names in the source directory are no longer sufficiently supported to present as current.
No current bank branch is being presented as physically operating in Oxford without stronger confirmation. Washington and Belvidere provide nearby banking options.
Residents commonly use attorneys in nearby Washington, Belvidere and Hackettstown. Oxford-specific firms can be added as current operating status is verified.
The source directory included a local printing business that current directory information marks as closed, so it is not carried forward as active.
Oxford is too small to support every directory category locally, so NJTGO keeps the structure useful without filling it with out-of-town or unsupported businesses.
No specific Oxford pet business is being listed without current local support.
No specific current Oxford child-care center is being listed without stronger verification.
No current Oxford storefront is being represented from the source directory without current operating support.
Oxford's strongest sports-related organizations are recreational rather than retail and are covered on the main and visiting pages.
Lodging, camping and visitor resources belong in the dedicated Oxford Visiting & Lodging guide.
Real-estate professionals and property information belong in the Oxford Real Estate guide.
Business openings, changes in use, signs, construction and redevelopment proposals may require zoning, land-use and construction approvals.
Oxford's zoning checklist requires a completed application and site information showing existing and proposed improvements. Depending on the project, additional well, septic, flood-hazard, driveway, soil-erosion or tree-removal approvals may apply.
The Land Use Board reviews applicable site plans, variances and redevelopment proposals. Contact the township before assuming a property can be converted to a new commercial use.
Oxford's current zoning framework includes business, industrial, light-industrial, office/light-industrial and multiple Town Center zones.
The township continues to update redevelopment areas and maintains a 2024 Master Plan reexamination that should be reviewed for larger commercial or mixed-use projects.
Government, schools, Oxford Furnace, Shippen Manor, Furnace Lake, recreation and community resources.
Food & DrinkRestaurants, pizza, takeout, cafés, groceries and nearby dining choices.
Real EstateHomes, zoning, taxes, utilities, schools, flood review and historic-property considerations.
Visiting & LodgingOxford Furnace, Shippen Manor, Furnace Lake, museums, nearby attractions and lodging.
ClassifiedsLocal items, yard sales, notices, pets and neighborhood marketplace categories.
JobsSchool, municipal, industrial, retail, service and Warren County employment.
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