Budd Lake, Census-designated place in Morris County, New Jersey, United States.
Budd Lake is a community in Mount Olive Township, Morris County, New Jersey, centered around a natural lake. The settlement blends residential neighborhoods with outdoor spaces and sits in terrain that connects to surrounding natural areas.
The lake took its name from John Budd, who purchased land here in 1714 when the water body was still called Hattacawanna Lake. Settlement developed gradually around this natural water source over the following centuries.
The community gathers in parks around the lake throughout the year for walks and outdoor activities. These green spaces form the heart of daily life in the township.
The area sits near main highways and has bus connections linking it to nearby towns and services. Local shops, restaurants, and amenities are distributed throughout the community for daily needs.
The lake feeds the South Branch Raritan River and is replenished by groundwater rising through surrounding wetlands. This connection to the river system makes it an important part of the watershed for the broader region.
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