The Friendliest Cities in America: Did Any From New Jersey Make the List?

A new list of the 25 friendliest cities in America came out. How many New Jersey towns made the list?

Which New Jersey Town Is The Friendliest?

Whenever a New Jersey resident hears a list of friendly towns, we wince a little bit. We acknowledge that we haven't performed well with these lists.

Before we reveal the results, let's give some great New Jersey towns the credit they deserve.

If I were to compile a list of the friendliest towns in New Jersey, these are the ones I would include. Let's see if you agree.

List Of Friendly Towns In New Jersey

Asbury Park - This is one of the most beautiful beach towns New Jersey has to offer, and the people in town make it even more beautiful.

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Cape May - This beloved New Jersey town is known worldwide for its charm and friendliness.

Point Pleasant - This town is so pleasant, they put it right there in the name. Nice people and a great town are always an amazing combination.

Long Branch - There is such a serene peace at the Long Branch beach, and the people who live there are as warm as a summer day.

Hoboken - There is a unique and welcoming feeling in the town that Frank Sinatra called home.

In my opinion, this is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to nice towns in New Jersey, but that sentiment won't be found on the list published by Family Vacations US.

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The results are in, and the number of New Jersey cities that made the list of the top 21 in America is exactly zero. New Jersey residents are not surprised.

Charleston, South Carolina, Savannah, Georgia, and Boulder, Colorado all made the list of the friendliest cities in America.