Saddle River, NJ 07458
About 3.2 miles from Wyckoff; all-suite extended-stay lodging.

Visit Wyckoff
Wyckoff is best experienced as a suburban day-trip or family-visit destination: historic architecture, nature preserves, parks, farm experiences, neighborhood shopping and dining are spread throughout the township.
Crescent Avenue. An 81-acre Bergen County nature center with woodland, gardens, waterfowl pond, exhibits and educational programming.
421 Franklin Avenue. A township-owned landmark associated with Wyckoff's early Dutch heritage and believed by the township to date to around 1730.
594 Russell Avenue. Walking trail, gazebo, educational arboretum and monarch-butterfly garden.
Crescent Avenue. A 12.8-acre passive-recreation sanctuary with paths, a pond, brook and plantings.
Franklin and Clinton avenues. Six acres of pond, woods and grassy areas near the historic house.
700 Lawlins Road. A longstanding local farm destination with a market, greenhouse and family-oriented farm experiences.
These hotels are outside Wyckoff but among the nearer conventional lodging options found in the surrounding area. Distances are approximate; confirm rates, amenities and availability directly.
About 3.2 miles from Wyckoff; all-suite extended-stay lodging.
About 4.3 miles from Wyckoff; Route 17 access.
About 4.5 miles from Wyckoff; full-service suburban hotel.
About 5 miles from Wyckoff; all-suite extended-stay option.
Bus stops along Franklin Avenue, Wyckoff Avenue and Grandview Avenue connect with the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan.
Routes 148 and 164 serve the nearby Wortendyke section of Midland Park, with Port Authority service.
495 Wyckoff Avenue, at the Cornerstone Christian Church rear parking area. A township commuter permit is required for vehicle use of the facility.
Wyckoff has no NJ TRANSIT rail station. Nearby options include Waldwick, Ridgewood and Glen Rock; visitors should check station parking rules in the respective municipality.
Wyckoff is served by Route 208, giving drivers connections toward Route 4, the Garden State Parkway and Route 287.
Town Hall, the library and Memorial Field complex sit close together along Franklin and Woodland avenues, forming a useful civic destination cluster.
Official municipal information, parks, permits, calendars and services.
Township websitePrograms, community calendar, museum passes and visitor-friendly local resources.
Library websiteTownship-maintained overview of bus routes, Park & Ride and nearby train stations.
Transportation guidanceUpdated September 2026. Lodging options are nearby properties outside Wyckoff and are included for visitor planning, not as endorsements. Call before travel to verify hotel operations and current transportation schedules.