Fenwick Park is a restricted residential community of authentic colonial homes located in Carneys Point, NJ. Fenwick Park is located behind the Lafayette-Pershing School, between Shell Rd (Rt. 130) and DuPont Road in a tree lined, private area.

Carneys Point is centrally located between New York City and Washington, DC (2 hours) near Philadelphia (30 minutes), opposite Wilmington, DE (10 minutes), on the Delaware River in Salem County, NJ. Carneys Point is a transportation hub of the East Coast with access to Exit 1 of the New Jersey Turnpike, Exit 2&4 of I-295, the Delaware Memorial and Commodore Barry Bridges. Atlantic City and South Jersey beaches are about 1 hour away.

Due to the growth and expansion in the early 1900’s of the DuPont Company’s manufacturing plants in Carneys Point and Deepwater, NJ, homes were needed for employees. DuPont built the Carneys Point Village, Zeigler and Simpson Tracts. These houses were rented exclusively to DuPont employees. In the early 1950’s, DuPont provided employees an opportunity to purchase their homes.

Circa 1936, Fenwick Park was founded to provide homes for DuPont management. Deed Restrictions were established to provide a unique living experience.  Fenwick Park remains a private community of custom homes.