Bridgeport, NJ

Set along the Delaware River in Logan Township, Bridgeport is a small, quiet Gloucester County community with deep historical roots. Home to just a couple hundred residents where Raccoon Creek empties into the river, it was originally established by Swedish colonists around 1650 as New Stockholm. Over the years, locals called the area Raccoon Lower Bridge until 1844, when residents voted on the name Bridgeport ahead of opening their first local post office.

Life here is shaped by the water and convenient regional travel. Located right where the Commodore Barry Bridge brings Route 322 across from Pennsylvania, Bridgeport offers an easy commute toward the Philadelphia metro area while maintaining a slow-paced, rural feel. With nearby marinas, scenic river views, and open space, it is a peaceful South Jersey hamlet that stays connected to its maritime heritage.