Haworth is a small residential borough in Bergen County, New Jersey, in the northeastern corner of the state near the Oradell Reservoir. With a population of 3,343 at the 2020 census, it is among the quieter, more spread-out communities of the Pascack Valley, known for its tree-lined streets, spacious properties, and highly rated public schools. The borough is bordered by Closter, Demarest, Dumont, and Oradell, and its almost entirely residential character gives it a calm, house-proud feel. Education is a central part of Haworth's identity. Students attend Haworth Public School for kindergarten through eighth grade and then continue to the Northern Valley Regional High School District, which the borough shares with neighboring towns including Closter, Demarest, Harrington Park, Northvale, Norwood, and Old Tappan. That K-8-to-regional-high-school structure is typical of Bergen County's small boroughs and is a major draw for families. Haworth's borders give it a distinctive setting. The Oradell Reservoir, part of the region's water supply, forms a wooded edge to the borough, and the town's strictly residential zoning has preserved its open, unhurried feel. Unlike some busier Bergen County towns, Haworth has little commercial development of its own, with shopping, dining, and services concentrated in neighboring Closter, Demarest, and Oradell. This keeps daily traffic light and reinforces the borough's leafy, low-key atmosphere. The town's location balances seclusion with access. Nearby NJ Transit rail and bus service and the region's highway network keep New York City within a standard suburban commute, while the surrounding Pascack Valley provides everyday conveniences. The result is a borough that feels both removed and connected — a house-proud community where the commute to Manhattan remains a practical daily option. Haworth appeals to buyers seeking a traditional Bergen County setting: good schools, generous lots, and a low-key atmosphere, without sacrificing proximity to the city. Its stable, well-maintained housing stock and strong sense of community have kept it a consistently desirable address.