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Avalon Princeton on Harrison

Princeton, New Jersey

Total ports
20
Level 2 ports
20
Rank in Princeton
1st
of 27 sites

Overview

Open since 2025, Avalon Princeton on Harrison in Princeton, NJ provides 20 Level 2 ports.

Measured by ports rather than sites, this location represents 24.7% of all charging capacity recorded in Princeton, NJ.

Only the J1772 AC connector is listed. The standard AC connector on North American EVs other than Tesla. Every non-Tesla EV sold in the US can use it directly, and Teslas can with the adapter that ships with the car.

It is a public site at a other, so opening hours in practice may follow the host business rather than the charging network.

This is a well-served area: 59 other charging locations sit within 10 km.

New Jersey has 2,008 charging locations in the federal register, and this is one of them.

Charging equipment

TypePortsTypical power
Level 2 20 Typically 6–19 kW

Connectors

J1772 AC
The standard AC connector on North American EVs other than Tesla. Every non-Tesla EV sold in the US can use it directly, and Teslas can with the adapter that ships with the car.

Location

Coordinates
40.36236, -74.65167

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Station record

as reported to the AFDC
Address 275 N Harrison St
City Princeton, NJ 08540
Network Loop
Access Public
Hours 24 hours daily
Pricing $1 activation fee; $0.40 per kWh
Opened 18 Jun 2025
Coordinates 40.36236, -74.65167
AFDC station ID 453180
Last confirmed by AFDC 15 Jul 2026

Nearest charging locations

DistanceBearingSiteDC fast
72 m NNE Princeton Shopping Center - Tesla Destination
830 m N Avalon Bay - Princeton Circle - Tesla Destination
1.1 km (0.7 mi) W Princeton First Aid and Rescue
1.1 km (0.7 mi) WSW Princeton Muni Princeton Ps4
1.1 km (0.7 mi) WSW Princeton Muni Princeton Ps2

About this record

Details are drawn from the federal alternative-fuel station register (station ID 453180). The register records what operators report; it does not verify whether individual ports are working right now.

Port counts describe how the site is configured, not whether a given port is free right now. Check the operator's own app before setting out if you are relying on a specific charger.