Explore community history and artifacts tied to the borough’s development.
Parks · Local Character · Transportation · Lodging
Visiting Waldwick
Waldwick is a compact northern Bergen County borough with established residential neighborhoods, a walkable rail-station core, a strong Franklin Turnpike business corridor and an unusually active local recreation system. Its Main/Bergen County Line station gives commuters direct access toward Secaucus and Hoboken.
Things to see & do
A distinctive local railroad-history landmark near the station area.
The borough’s largest recreation destination for walking, play, sports and picnics.
A compact cluster around Prospect Street, Franklin Turnpike and the NJ TRANSIT station.
Parks & outdoor time
Pine Street · pavilions, three playgrounds, gaga, bocce, walking path, baseball and softball fields.
Yvonne Street & Lindbergh Parkway · soccer, basketball, four tennis courts and playground.
Neighborhood playground and basketball court.
Neighborhood playground at Centre and Nordham streets.
Undeveloped wooded open space along the Saddle River.
Seasonal community pool and summer recreation amenity.
Transportation & access
Waldwick’s NJ TRANSIT rail station on the Main/Bergen County Line is a major visitor and commuter asset. Local streets connect to Route 17 and nearby Route 208/I-287 corridors.
Lodging
For overnight planning, choose a nearby hotel based on the activity you are visiting—downtown, family, hospital, sports or business travel—and confirm parking and check-in details directly.
Visitor tips
- Check park and field schedules before organized use.
- Respect residential parking and permit restrictions.
- Use current NJ TRANSIT schedules where applicable.
- Confirm restaurant hours before traveling.
- Keep private lake/association property private.
- Check borough event calendars for seasonal programs.
Planning more of Bergen County?
Use NJTGO’s town and county guides to connect Waldwick with nearby dining, shopping, parks and lodging.
Browse CountiesVisitor information reviewed September 2026. Hours, access rules, transit schedules and lodging availability can change.
