Allendale
We've only lived here since June, so don't participate in any clubs yet. I know from reading up on the town though that there are several (i.e. PTA, Garden Glub, Junior League etc.)
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The town is not very diverse (mostly white upper middle class) so I don't know how accepting they would be.
Most people commute to NYC.
Priorities are definitely very family oriented.
I think it's a wonderful area. All of the surrounding towns are also desirable towns to live in. It gives a country feel with very close proximity to NYC (15-25 miles depending on the town) so you really get the best of both worlds. Also, the school districts are very good. Only negative, real estate is extremely high priced due to proximity to NYC. Therefore, you're paying a lot for a small house and yard. However, most people feel the trade off is worth it.
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