Camden County · Borough guide
Audubon Park
Audubon Park is one of New Jersey's smallest municipalities—a compact mutual-housing community created during the World War II defense-housing era. The borough is separate from neighboring Audubon Borough even though both use the 08106 ZIP code and Audubon Public Schools serves Audubon Park students.
The community's street network, municipal complex, preschool, library, housing corporation and recreation space are concentrated within roughly 0.15 square miles.
Audubon Park at a glance
Local resources
A community built around mutual housing
The community began in 1941 as defense-worker housing associated with New York Shipbuilding in Camden.
The corporation manages the 499-home community for its members and remains central to how housing and infrastructure work here.
Audubon Park became its own municipality after separating from Audubon Borough.
Municipal complex & community services
2 Road C · Borough offices, council meetings and emergency-management functions.
2 Road C · neighborhood library with books, media, resident computer access and Camden County Library connections.
2 Road C · full-day inclusive preschool classes operated by Audubon Public Schools.
The preschool campus includes a playground available outside school hours, subject to school and borough rules.
Audubon Park maintains an all-volunteer fire department and local emergency-management functions.
Police protection is provided through a shared-services arrangement with Haddon Township.
Schools
Audubon Park students attend Audubon Public Schools. The district's preschool is located inside Audubon Park; kindergarten through grade 12 schools are in neighboring Audubon Borough.
2 Road C · preschool.
Audubon Borough · K–2.
Audubon Borough · grades 3–6.
Audubon Borough · grades 7–12.
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