Borough of Clayton
125 N Delsea Drive
Clayton, NJ 08312
856-881-2882

A compact South Jersey borough centered on Delsea Drive, Clayton combines neighborhood businesses, schools and recreation with a surprisingly large amount of protected open space. Scotland Run Park, municipal athletic facilities and the Glassboro Wildlife Management Area give the community an outdoors-focused character while Route 47 connects residents to nearby Glassboro, Franklin Township and Monroe Township.

Scotland Run Park is one of Clayton's signature outdoor destinations.
Clayton developed from the community once known as Fislertown and grew around South Jersey's glassmaking industry. Clayton Township was created in 1858 from Franklin Township, and the Borough of Clayton was incorporated in 1887. The borough today is a residential and commercial community with its civic core along Delsea Drive and a strong network of parks, youth sports and public services.
125 N Delsea Drive
Clayton, NJ 08312
856-881-2882
Emergency: 911
Clayton Police non-emergency: 856-881-2301
Fire, emergency management and community safety resources are coordinated locally and regionally.
856-881-3778
Municipal streets, water and sewer infrastructure, parks and borough facilities.
Gloucester County Office of Assessment
856-307-6445
Property-assessment resource serving Clayton.
300 W Chestnut Street
Clayton, NJ 08312
856-881-8704
Pre-K through Grade 5.
55 Pop Kramer Boulevard, Suite B
Clayton, NJ 08312
856-881-8701
Grades 6–8.
55 Pop Kramer Boulevard, Suite A
Clayton, NJ 08312
856-881-8700
Grades 9–12.
51 W North Street
Clayton, NJ 08312
856-881-0067
Private faith-based Pre-K through Grade 8 school.
County-owned recreation area off Academy Street and Fries Mill Road, with lake and nature-focused recreation.
Off East Avenue. Youth football and cheer, tennis, basketball, skate park, playground, walking trail and the Dog and Butterfly Dog Park.
Off Taylor Bell Drive / Washington Avenue. Home fields for Clayton Little League.
Off Academy Street. Home of the Clayton Soccer Association.
Behind Borough Hall, with pavilion, benches and community-event space.
The state-managed area locally known as the “CC Woods” preserves habitat and supports seasonal outdoor recreation.
350 E Clinton Street
Community performances and school arts programming.
29 East Avenue
Local-history collections and community heritage.
Clayton Elks, veterans organizations, churches, youth sports and local volunteer groups contribute to borough life.
720 Washington Avenue
Meeting and community recreation space used for borough programming.
Delsea Drive is Clayton's main commercial spine, with neighborhood retail, food businesses, professional services and automotive businesses. Industrial and service employers also operate along Cenco Boulevard and northern Delsea Drive.
A substantially expanded directory of active Clayton retail, services, healthcare, automotive, trades, personal care and employers.
Restaurants, pizza, Chinese, Mexican, café fare, bakery, brewery, frozen desserts, grocery and beverage shops—with verified GF/DF option filters.
Live public-sector, school, county workforce and local-employer resources.
Clayton borders Elk Township, Franklin Township, Glassboro and Monroe Township. Glassboro provides the closest larger commercial and university center, while Franklin and Monroe extend the rural-suburban South Jersey landscape around the borough.
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