Located in Hunterdon County, Frenchtown is a borough with a clearly defined local character. The borough is a historic borough on the Delaware River in western Hunterdon County. Its walkable center features shops, restaurants, galleries, older homes, and riverfront access, giving the community a strong arts and visitor-oriented identity. Route 29 and the bridge to Pennsylvania connect Frenchtown with Lambertville, Milford, the Delaware River valley, and communities across the state line. Hunterdon County occupies west-central New Jersey between the Delaware River and the state’s central transportation corridors. Rolling farmland, wooded ridges, historic villages, river towns, reservoirs, and low-density townships give the county a distinctive rural and small-town character. The result is a community that retains its own identity while benefiting from the transportation, employment, and cultural resources of the larger county.