Suffern

Suffern is a village in Rockland County, New York.

Part of downtown Suffern, with the Thruway overpass in the middleground

Understand

Suffern is close to the western limits of Rockland County, near the borders of New Jersey and Orange County, approximately 45 miles and 45 minutes to an hour by car from New York City. Though officially a village, it is effectively a small town with some charming and some typical suburban buildings downtown.

Get in
The historic former train station for Suffern

By car

Suffern can be accessed via the New York State Thruway, which connects the village with Westchester County and New York City to the east and south and to Upstate New York (Albany, et al.), or US Highway 202, which connects the village with New Jersey to the south and Peekskill, Brewster and the state of Connecticut (Danbury, etc.) to the north and east. I-287 also connects the village with several points south in New Jersey, including Parsippany, Morristown and Edison.

By train

Suffern is the first stop in New York State on the Port Jervis Line and last stop on the Bergen County and Main Lines of NJ Transit. Travel time from New York City's Penn Station to Suffern is approximately 1.25-1.5 hours, and the regular off-peak fare for adults is $13.75 one way ($6.25 for children, seniors, and people with disabilities).

Get around

Most people get around by car in this area, though at least part of downtown is walkable and bicycles are also usable.

See

Do
Lafayette Theater
  • Lafayette Theater, 97 Lafayette Ave, ☎ +1 845-547-2121. A 1924-vintage movie palace with a Wurlitzer organ. Plays first-run and classic movies. Organ concerts, included in the price of the movie ticket, take place on Friday and Saturday nights and before Big Screen Classics shows. $10 per adult/$8 for children and seniors. (updated Jan 2016)

Buy

Eat

Drink

Sleep

Connect

Go next
Routes through Suffern

Albany ← Central Valley-Harriman ←  N  E  → Spring Valley → New York City
Peekskill ← Stony Point ←  N  S  → Lincoln Park → Parsippany
Binghamton ← Jct W E ← Central Valley-Harriman ←  W  E  → becomes → Ramsey → Rutherford
Port Jervis ← Central Valley-Harriman ←  N  S  → Becomes New Jersey Transit Main and Bergen County Lines → Ramsey → Ridgewood


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