Wantage Township Municipal Building
888 State Highway 23
Wantage, NJ 07461
973-875-7192
A large Kittatinny Valley township surrounding Sussex Borough, with Route 23 commerce, working farms, rural neighborhoods, lake communities, High Point State Park and some of Sussex County's best-known family attractions.
888 State Highway 23
Wantage, NJ 07461
973-875-7192
815 Route 23
Wantage, NJ 07461
973-875-4589
31 Ryan Road
Wantage, NJ 07461
973-875-8820
299 Pidgeon Hill Road
Sussex, NJ 07461
973-875-3101
Long-established rural communities along the township's northern and western road network.
A residential lake community formed by damming Neepaulakating Creek, with township recreation facilities nearby.
Historic place names that reflect Wantage's agricultural and settlement history.
The township's principal commercial spine, lined with restaurants, automotive businesses, shops, lodging, services and major visitor destinations.
Wantage was formed as a precinct from Newton Township in 1754 and incorporated as a township in 1798.
Part of Wantage was separated in 1891 to create Deckertown, which was renamed Sussex Borough in 1902. Wantage still completely surrounds the borough.
A notable historic landmark on Route 23 tied to the township's early religious and community history.
Wantage's municipal history resources identify Lusscroft, Deckertown-Papakating Cemetery, Goldsmith Maid and other sites as important pieces of local heritage.
145 Sherman Ridge Road
Pavilion, playground, pickleball, sports fields, picnic areas and more than two miles of paved walking paths.
41 Berry Road
Fishing, walking, biking, baseball and an 18-hole disc-golf course opened in 2023.
1480 State Route 23
New Jersey's highest elevation, with hiking, camping, swimming, lakes, winter recreation and the Veterans' Monument.
Wantage Recreation organizes annual programs including Wantage Day, fishing events, plant exchanges, pickleball and the Woodbourne 5K.