Edgewater, NJ is a small borough located in Bergen County, New Jersey. It is situated on the Hudson River and is just across the George Washington Bridge from Manhattan. The borough has a population of 11,513 people as of the 2010 census.

The town was originally settled by Dutch settlers in 1643 and was incorporated as a borough in 1894. It has since grown to become an affluent suburb of New York City with many high-end homes and businesses. The town has a vibrant downtown area with many restaurants, shops, and other attractions. There are also several parks and recreational areas for residents to enjoy.

The town is home to several notable landmarks including the Edgewater Historical Society Museum, which houses artifacts from the town's history, and the Edgewater Yacht Club which offers sailing lessons and boat rentals. There are also several public schools in the area including Edgewater High School and George Washington Middle School.

Edgewater is known for its beautiful views of Manhattan skyline across the Hudson River as well as its close proximity to New York City. The town is easily accessible by car or public transportation with buses running regularly from Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan to Edgewater's downtown area.