Woodlynne Borough Hall & Hall
200 Cooper Avenue
Woodlynne, NJ 08107
856-962-8300
Borough Hall anchors local civic services; the municipal hall is used for community functions and rentals subject to current rules.
Camden County · New Jersey
Visiting Woodlynne
Plan a visit to this compact Camden County borough with local history, neighborhood food, transit connections and clearly separated nearby lodging options.
NJTGO does not label hotels in surrounding towns as Woodlynne hotels.
Woodlynne Borough
Compact Camden County community between Camden and Collingswood, with neighborhood businesses along Woodlynne Avenue, Ferry Avenue and Mount Ephraim Avenue.
08107 mailing note: Some addresses physically inside Woodlynne use “Oaklyn” as the postal city. NJTGO uses the municipal boundary, not the mailing-city label.
Visiting Woodlynne
Woodlynne is primarily a residential borough rather than a hotel or destination district, but its location next to Camden and Collingswood makes it a useful local base for family visits and short regional trips.
Local History
Woodlynne’s community history includes the former Woodlynne Amusement Park, which operated from the 1890s until 1914 and helped shape early borough development.
Neighborhood Food
Woodlynne’s compact commercial strips include bakery, Mexican, Chinese, pizza, hot chicken and neighborhood markets. See the Food & Drink page for current listings.
Lodging
No in-town hotel verified: NJTGO did not verify a hotel, motel, bed-and-breakfast or campground physically inside Woodlynne. Rather than mislabel nearby properties as Woodlynne, this guide directs visitors to surrounding lodging areas.
Camden / Waterfront Area
Useful for Camden waterfront attractions, Rutgers–Camden, Cooper-area visits and Philadelphia connections.
Cherry Hill / Pennsauken Area
Broader hotel selection along major South Jersey commercial corridors with road access to Woodlynne.
Philadelphia
Large regional lodging inventory across the Delaware River, especially useful when a trip combines South Jersey with Center City.
Getting Around
NJ TRANSIT Bus
Bus service along the Mount Ephraim Avenue/Ferry Avenue corridor provides connections toward Camden and other South Jersey points. Check NJ TRANSIT’s current trip planner before travel.
Nearby PATCO
Ferry Avenue PATCO station is in Camden, outside Woodlynne, and provides rapid-transit service toward Center City Philadelphia and Camden County stations.
Driving & Parking
Woodlynne is compact and street-oriented. Observe posted parking restrictions, residential access and temporary municipal notices.
Nearby Outings
Woodlynne sits close to Camden’s waterfront and cultural institutions and Collingswood’s downtown dining, shopping and PATCO corridor. Those destinations are outside Woodlynne and should be planned as separate stops.