Buttzville, NJ

Tucked away in Warren County, Buttzville is a small, historic hamlet within White Township, right where Route 46 meets Route 31. Founded in the mid-1800s by the Buttz family, the area keeps a quiet, rural feel shaped by surrounding farmland and the Pequest River. You will still find charming glimpses of its past today, including an old one-lane bridge that crosses the water just south of the main road.

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For visitors and locals alike, the community's best-known landmark is Hot Dog Johnny's, a legendary roadside stop along the river that has been serving hot dogs and birch beer for generations. Daily life here is relaxed and distinctly rural, defined by open countryside, scenic fishing spots along the Pequest, and a tight-knit neighborhood feel. It offers a peaceful corner of northwestern New Jersey with easy access to major commuter routes nearby.