Its rich history is displayed in the more than 20 historical landmarks, from meeting houses to churches, dating as far back as 1735. With the opening of Route 10 after World War II, Randolph Township began in earnest its suburban growth. It is this prime location that has made Randolph Township so appealing. Located in the heart of Morris County, Randolph Township is well connected to the region by Route 10, which connects to Interstates 80 and 287. Newark is 25 miles to the northeast, New York City is 32 miles to the east and Philadelphia is 85 miles to the southwest.
Rail service is available in neighboring Dover Township.
It is committed to providing services for its residents from preschool through senior citizens. Our continued efforts to purchase park land, open space and develop our newest park, Freedom Park, are examples of that commitment. Indeed, Randolph Township is deeply committed to providing the very best in recreational amenities to its residents. Other sports facilities include basketball and volleyball courts. The park's hub for social gatherings will take place at a planned pavilion with various picnic facilities.