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Vineland, NJ

Everyday life
Shops, cafes, and daily routines
Hobbies & activities
Trails, parks, and pastimes
Nearby scenery
Lakes, overlooks, and drives

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Around Vineland

View north along New Jersey State Route from the overpass for Cumberland County Route in Vineland, Cumberland County, New Jersey
View north along New Jersey State Route from the overpass for Cumberland County Route in Vineland, Cumberland County, New Jersey · Photo: Famartin, CC BY-SA 4.0
The city of Vineland, New Jersey
The city of Vineland, New Jersey · Photo: http://maps.bpl.org, CC BY 2.0
Vineland Downtown
Vineland Downtown · Photo: Smallbones, Public domain
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Where it is
Vineland
Vineland in New Jersey
New Jersey in the U.S.
State outlines: U.S. Census Bureau.

What's nearby

Within 5 miles of the center of the Vineland area.

11
grocery stores
25
restaurants
3
coffee shops
6
parks
15
playgrounds
2
libraries
2
movie theaters
3
live theaters
3
museums
2
bookstores
3
gyms
7
pharmacies
2
hospitals

Counts from OpenStreetMap, a volunteer map, so small or new places can be missing. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Biking and trails

Within 5 miles of the center of the Vineland area.

Bike lanes and bike paths
4.0 miles
about typical for a U.S. town
Walking and hiking trails
13 miles
about typical for a U.S. town

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Counts depend on how well local volunteers have mapped the area, so treat them as a rough guide.

What rent costs

Of about 17,608 rented homes in the Vineland area, 93% rent for under $2,000 a month and 99% for under $3,000.

Under $1,000: 30%
$1,000 to $1,499: 40%
$1,500 to $1,999: 23%
$2,000 to $2,499: 5%
$2,500 to $2,999: 2%
$3,000 or more: 1%

Census American Community Survey 2019 to 2023 (table B25063). Gross rent includes utilities the renter pays. Today's asking rents for open apartments usually run higher.

What moving costs

Hiring movers

Average cost: $1,946

From a 2025 survey of 1,000 people who hired movers. This Old House. Your quote depends on your stuff, stairs and the time of year.

Moving in as a renter

The middle rented home in the Vineland area rents for $1,000 to $1,499 a month. First month plus a one-month deposit comes to about $2,000 to $2,998 before you get the keys.

Estimate from Census rent data (2019 to 2023, rent plus tenant-paid utilities). Deposits and fees vary by landlord and state law.

Your first weeks in New Jersey

  • Forward your mail: USPS change of address. It costs about $1 online to confirm who you are.
  • Switch your driver's license and car registration. Each state sets its own deadline, often somewhere between 10 days and a few months after you move. Find the New Jersey DMV.
  • Register to vote at your new address: New Jersey voter registration.
  • Set up power, gas, water and trash. Some cities bill water and trash together, and some ask new customers for a deposit.
  • Update your address with your bank, employer, insurance and the IRS (Form 8822 if you're not filing soon).
  • Find a doctor and dentist early. New-patient waits can be weeks, even in big cities.

Public schools

14 public school districts in this county, with about 26,888 students in all. Which one serves a home depends on its address.

Vineland Public School District · Vineland
10,386 students · 14.1 students per teacher · 14 schools · grades Pre-K to 12
Bridgeton City School District · Bridgeton
6,221 students · 13.2 students per teacher · 8 schools · grades Pre-K to 12
Millville School District · Millville
5,090 students · 11.5 students per teacher · 9 schools · grades Pre-K to 12
Cumberland Regional School District · Bridgeton
1,156 students · 14.1 students per teacher · 1 school · grades 9 to 12
Upper Deerfield Township School District · Seabrook
962 students · 11.3 students per teacher · 3 schools · grades Pre-K to 8

NCES Common Core of Data 2022-23, National Center for Education Statistics. Varro doesn't rate or rank schools. For test results and programs, see each district's site and your state's school report card.

Childcare and colleges

Daycare and preschool

New Jersey keeps an official list of licensed childcare, with inspection reports and openings in many states. In a lot of towns, infant spots fill up months ahead, so it helps to get on waitlists before you move.

Search licensed childcare in New Jersey →
Link via childcare.gov (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services).

One college in the county around Vineland. Prices are yearly tuition and fees for full-time undergrads, before financial aid.

Rowan College of South Jersey-Cumberland Campus · Vineland
Public, 2-year (community college) · 2,557 students · $5,820 a year

Moving for school? Public colleges charge state residents much less, and community colleges often charge even less to people who live in their district. Most states want you to have lived there about 12 months, for reasons other than school, before you count as a resident for tuition. The rules differ by state, so check with the college's registrar.

IPEDS 2023-24, National Center for Education Statistics (IPEDS). Degree-granting public and nonprofit schools with 100+ students. Varro doesn't rank colleges.

The facts behind it
Typical home value
$279,274
What a typical home sells for across the Vineland area.
Source: Zillow Home Value Index, August 2026
Average commute
25 minutes one way
How long residents' trips to work take on average, counting every job and way of getting there. U.S. average: about 27 minutes.
Source: U.S. Census (American Community Survey), 2023
Homeowners insurance
About $1,421 a year
The statewide average for a typical policy in NJ. Your own quote will depend on the home.
Source: Statewide estimate, 2026
Natural disaster risk
Relatively Moderate
FEMA's overall rating for the county, covering floods, storms, wildfire, earthquakes and more.
Source: FEMA National Risk Index, December 2025
Hail risk
Relatively Low
FEMA's rating for hail damage in the county, compared with other U.S. counties.
Source: FEMA National Risk Index, December 2025
Hospitals nearby
2 within 5 miles
Hospitals mapped within 5 miles of the center. Emergency and specialty care vary, so check which ones fit your needs.
Source: OpenStreetMap (ODbL)
Drug overdose deaths (county)
27 per 100,000 people a year
42 deaths in the 12 months ending March 2026. NJ average: 16.2 per 100,000. U.S.: 19.9. Counts are by where people lived, and recent months may still be updated.
Source: CDC National Center for Health Statistics, provisional counts through March 2026; Census population estimates 2024
Median household income
$64,499
Half of households in the county earn more than this, half earn less.
Source: U.S. Census (American Community Survey), 2023
Property tax
2.46% of home value a year
About $2,460 a year for every $100,000 of home value.
Source: U.S. Census (American Community Survey), 2023
State income tax
Graduated, up to 10.75%
NJ's state income tax. Some cities and counties add their own.
Source: 2026

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