Visiting Fairview

Fairview is a compact Bergen County borough immediately west of the Hudson River communities, with convenient bus access, a dense international dining scene and quick connections to neighboring North Bergen, Cliffside Park, Ridgefield and Fort Lee.

Things to know

International dining

Anderson Avenue and Bergen Boulevard offer Colombian, Salvadoran, Korean, Pakistani/Balochi, Italian, café and other dining choices.

Fairview Cemetery

500 Fairview Avenue. The historic non-sectarian cemetery occupies a large landscaped tract in the borough.

Neighborhood parks

Columbus Park, Veterans Park, Bergen Boulevard Park and local recreation facilities provide small-town outdoor spaces.

Transit

Fairview is strongly bus-oriented, with NJ Transit service connecting the borough to neighboring communities and New York-oriented transportation hubs.

Commercial corridors

Anderson Avenue, Bergen Boulevard, Fairview Avenue and Broad Avenue concentrate shopping, food and services.

Compact geography

Fairview is under one square mile, making many local destinations close together, though major roads can be busy.

Lodging

Fairview itself has a limited traditional hotel inventory. Visitors generally find more lodging choices in nearby North Bergen, Fort Lee, Edgewater, Secaucus and other Hudson/Bergen communities. Confirm the municipality and transportation plan before booking; nearby hotels should not be mistaken for Fairview properties.

Visitor planning

For current municipal events, parking rules, recreation information and public notices, use official Borough resources. Restaurant hours and transit schedules can change, so confirm time-sensitive details before a special trip.