Situated almost evenly between Philadelphia and Allentown, Franconia Township reflects its location as a rapidly growing community dedicated to its rural agricultural history.

Franconia's nearly 15 square-miles offer breathtaking landscapes of rolling hills, stream valleys, woodlands, and family farms where the families of original settlers can still be found.

The township is an Indian Valley community, sharing that distinction with neighboring municipalities Towamencin, Lower Salford, Hatfield, Salford, and Upper Salford townships, as well as Souderton and Telford boroughs. A Philadelphia suburb with convenient access to the Pennsylvania Turnpike and Routes 309, 113, and 63, Franconia Township remains a desirable location to live.