Union Township Municipal Building
140 Perryville Road
Hampton, NJ 08827
908-735-8027
The Hampton mailing address is still within Union Township.
A Hunterdon Highlands community shaped by Spruce Run Reservoir, preserved open space, Revolutionary-era iron history, rural neighborhoods and the busy I-78 / Route 173 corridor.
Union Township was incorporated on February 17, 1853 from part of Bethlehem Township. Its name comes from the Union Furnace ironworks established along Spruce Run in 1742. The furnace and related forge produced iron goods and supplied cannonballs during the Revolutionary War before the operation declined late in the 18th century.
The township combines very different landscapes: the I-78 and Route 173 travel corridor, residential neighborhoods near Clinton, historic rural settlements including Pattenburg and Norton, and extensive preserved land around Spruce Run Reservoir and the Clinton Wildlife Management Area.

140 Perryville Road
Hampton, NJ 08827
908-735-8027
The Hampton mailing address is still within Union Township.
Emergency: 911
Union Township is served by the New Jersey State Police for primary police coverage. Use the township's current emergency-services information for non-emergency contacts.
Emergency: 911
Volunteer fire and rescue services cover different sections of the township. Confirm current non-emergency contacts through the township.
Township recreation programming centers on local fields, parks and seasonal community activities.
149 Perryville Road
Hampton, NJ 08827
Public school serving preschool through grade 3.
165 Perryville Road
Hampton, NJ 08827
Public school serving grades 4 through 8.
1445 Route 31 South
Annandale, NJ 08801
Union Township students attend North Hunterdon High School in the North Hunterdon-Voorhees Regional High School District.
A major state recreation destination centered on the 1,290-acre reservoir, with boating, fishing, swimming, hiking, picnicking and seasonal camping.
The township's primary active-recreation site, with baseball/softball, soccer, playground facilities, picnic space, a walking path and a longer hiking trail.
26 Baptist Church Road. A 353-acre Hunterdon County park with hardwood forest, grasslands, numerous ponds and hiking trails.
Township recreation fields off Strotz Road, including baseball/softball and soccer facilities.
Large state-managed open space surrounding the Spruce Run area. Follow current NJ Fish & Wildlife rules, especially during hunting seasons.
County-preserved natural land reflecting the township's stream corridors, woodland and historic iron-industry landscape.
The township's name comes from the Union Furnace iron operation established in 1742. The original furnace site was lost beneath the Spruce Run Reservoir, but the surrounding historic landscape remains important.
A state- and National Register historic district associated with the former Union Iron Works area and surviving colonial-era structures.
A historic community known for its railroad and tavern history. The Pattenburg House remains a notable local gathering place.
The Route 173 / Perryville Road corridor has become one of the township's most active commercial and employment areas.
88 Route 173 West. The dinner theater continues to present stage productions and seasonal shows, including its long-running Christmas program.
86 Route 173 West. A longstanding event and reception property operating in the Union Township Route 173 corridor.
Union Township directly borders Alexandria Township, Bethlehem Township, the Town of Clinton, Clinton Township, Franklin Township and Lebanon Township.
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