Keasbey, NJ

Keasbey is a small, quiet neighborhood tucked along the Raritan River in Woodbridge Township, right next to Perth Amboy. Home to just over 2,000 residents, it offers a low-key atmosphere with deep industrial roots. Long before it took its name from the local brickmaking Keasbey family, the area was known as Florida Grove thanks to its riverfront beaches and popular picnic grounds. Today, it sits right near where the Garden State Parkway meets Route 440, placing residents in a convenient spot for traveling across Central Jersey.

As part of Woodbridge Township, families in Keasbey are served by the Woodbridge Township School District and enjoy full access to township amenities like local parks, libraries, and municipal services. The community itself is compact, so residents usually make the quick drive into neighboring Perth Amboy, Woodbridge, or Edison for everyday shopping, dining, and medical care. Thanks to the nearby highway connections, commuting toward New York City or down the shore is quick and straightforward.