Gloucester County • New Jersey

National Park

Real Estate

Local housing context, municipal property resources and practical due-diligence links for buyers, sellers, owners and renters.

Living in National Park

National Park is a compact residential borough on the Delaware River. Housing is concentrated on established neighborhood streets, with convenient access to Woodbury, West Deptford and I-295. The borough's historic riverfront and Red Bank Battlefield are defining local features.

Real-estate conditions and individual property details change quickly. NJTGO does not publish estimated home values as fact. Verify current listing data, taxes, zoning, flood information, insurance requirements and property condition before making a real-estate decision.

Property & Municipal Resources

Tax Collection & Finance

Borough Hall
7 S. Grove Avenue
National Park, NJ 08063
856-845-3891

Use the borough's official website for current tax collection and finance information.

Borough of National Park

Zoning & Construction

Before buying, renovating or changing property use, check current zoning, construction, property-maintenance and permit requirements with the borough.

Municipal departments and forms

Flood & Riverfront Due Diligence

Because National Park borders the Delaware River, buyers and property owners should verify the flood-zone status of a specific parcel and discuss insurance implications with qualified professionals. Do not assume conditions based only on neighborhood proximity to the river.

Schools

National Park School serves local elementary students. Gateway Regional High School in Woodbury Heights serves grades 7–12 for National Park and partner communities.

For Buyers, Sellers & Renters

Confirm the exact municipal address and parcel before relying on school, tax or zoning information.
Request current property-tax information directly from the borough or official tax records.
Check permits and approvals for additions, finished spaces, decks, pools and other improvements.
For homes near the Delaware River or low-lying areas, review official flood mapping and insurance requirements for the individual property.
Inspect major systems and use properly licensed professionals for legal, inspection, lending and title matters.