Haddonfield is located in Camden County. Its long and rich history dates back to the late 1600s; today the borough is home to a historical preservation district and boasts a number of significant historic paleontology sites.

With a modest population of just 12,000, Haddonfield is characterized by an appealing, small-town atmosphere. Its quaint downtown is lined by nearly 200 eating and dining establishments and often plays host to such popular community events as the Fall Festival and Craft Show and the Sidewalk Days sale. But more amenities are just minutes away; the borough is just a short trip from Philadelphia via the Port Authority Transit Corporation Speedline transit system or over the Walt Whitman or Ben Franklin bridges.

Haddonfield’s youths are served by three elementary schools, one middle school, and the Haddonfield Memorial High School, which was recently ranked as one of the state’s top public high schools. This makes the borough especially enticing to families with schools-age children, who are looking to relocate far from the hustle and bustle of big city living.