Your Commute from Bergenfield, Simplified
Transit Access When and How You Need It
Whether you walk, ride, or drive, Woodland Hills Manor offers seamless access to transit options throughout Bergen County and beyond. Commuting to Manhattan or neighboring towns is simple with nearby bus lines and major highways all close to home.
- Walk to the Bus Stop: Just one block away, NJ Transit buses—including Routes 166, 167, 177, 186, 753, and 772—provide direct service to Port Authority in Midtown Manhattan and other Bergen County destinations.
- Ride the Community Shuttle: Bergenfield’s free Community Transportation Bus makes local errands easy, offering convenient trips to grocery stores and essential services. The shuttle is wheelchair accessible and available to all residents.
- Drive with Ease: Enjoy quick access to Route 4, I-95, Route 17, and the Palisades Interstate Parkway, connecting you easily to North Jersey, the George Washington Bridge, and the greater Tri-State area.
Everyday Essentials, Right Nearby
From errands to healthcare, everything you need is just around the corner.
Walkable Daily Conveniences
Neighborhood pharmacies and banks are just down the street, making quick errands and everyday essentials easy to check off your list.
Grocery & Retail Options
With nearby grocery stores and shopping in the Bergenfield area, you’re always close to what you need—without the long drive.
Close to Medical Care
Access nearby healthcare providers throughout Bergenfield, offering convenience and peace of mind when it matters most.
Downtown Dining & Culture
Discover Bergenfield’s vibrant Washington Avenue district filled with international restaurants, coffee shops, and everyday conveniences—all within easy reach of Woodland Hills Manor.
Parks and Outdoor Spaces in Bergenfield
Green Space, Right Outside Your Door
Unwind in Bergenfield’s nearby parks and green spaces, from the open fields at Veterans Memorial Park to the family-friendly playgrounds at Memorial Park. Catch a local baseball game at Twin Boro Field or relax under the trees at George Hendrickson Park—where community and nature come together just minutes from home.
