Visit Summit

Stay in town, arrive by train, explore the downtown on foot, visit gardens and galleries, and build a day or weekend around Summit’s dining and shopping.

Stay in Summit

The Albion Summit

570 Springfield Avenue

A renovated full-service hotel with approximately 100 rooms, event space and Felina Summit restaurant, located a short distance from downtown and the train station.

The DeBary Inn

265 Springfield Avenue

A 16-room boutique inn in a historic residential setting within walking distance of downtown and Summit Station.

Turkey Hill Inn

73 Beechwood Road

An in-town inn option close to downtown Summit.

Top Summit stops

Downtown Summit

Springfield Avenue, Union Place, Maple Street and Beechwood Road form the city’s walkable shopping and dining core. Summit Downtown also produces a seasonal calendar of events.

Reeves-Reed Arboretum

165 Hobart Avenue

Thirteen acres of gardens, historic landscape and woodland; grounds are generally open daily with seasonal hours.

Visual Arts Center of New Jersey

68 Elm Street

Contemporary exhibitions, art education and studio programming.

Summit Farmers Market

Park & Shop Lot #1, DeForest / Woodland area

The 2026 season runs Sundays from April 19 through December 20, 8 a.m.–1 p.m., with New Jersey farmers and specialty vendors.

Historic Carter House

90 Butler Parkway

Home of the Summit Historical Society and a useful starting point for local history.

Summit Diner

1 Union Place

A classic railcar-style diner directly in the downtown district and an enduring Summit landmark.

Getting here and parking

Summit Station

Located downtown on NJ Transit’s Morris & Essex lines. The station is accessible and offers parking, bicycle facilities, ticketing and Wi-Fi amenities.

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Downtown parking

The City of Summit manages thousands of public spaces across lots, garages and on-street parking. ParkMobile is used in many paid areas. Rules vary by lot, duration and permit status.

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A simple Summit day

Morning

Arrive downtown

Start with coffee or breakfast near Summit Station, then walk Springfield Avenue and the surrounding retail streets.

Midday

Garden or gallery

Choose Reeves-Reed Arboretum for nature or the Visual Arts Center for exhibitions and studio culture, then return downtown for lunch.

Evening

Dinner in town

Summit has enough dining depth for steakhouse, Italian, Indian, Thai, Latin, pizza, tavern and casual choices without leaving the city.

Hospital visits: Overlook Medical Center is at 99 Beauvoir Avenue. The Albion Summit and The DeBary Inn provide in-town lodging options for families or visitors who need to stay nearby.

Lodging, attractions, market dates, transit and parking information checked against current local and official sources in September 2026.

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