Very convenient as it is immediately off the highway (I-80). Nice size parking lot of…read moreapproximately 275 spots and it's always great when there's free parking...however, it says no overnight parking (do not know if they enforce it, but don't want to find out). The station has no ticket agent window, you must buy your ticket from the one NJT vending machine located outside the main entrance or you can purchase your ticket via NJT app on your smartphone. The two NJT routes this station serves are the Montclair-Boonton line and the Morris & Essex line. The station is kept in decent condition and clean. It's not anything fancy and it has been over 15 years since they did their last renovation, but it serves its purpose of saving you from driving that commute to the City!

Dover is a decent station. It's an hour twenty to NYC and they generally make the commute less than…read morepainful. The staff are very colorful and the station itself nicely designed--but no frills.

I want to give a shout out to Brian who I think might work in security. My son lost his phone on…read morethe ME line when he was going into the city. I could see it traveling farther and farther out when I looked on his Device Manager until I realized it was still on the train when it stopped in Dover. It was after business hours so I didn't know if there would be anyone there who could help. We'd already contacted lost and found. So I drove out there hoping to find someone. I drove to the deserted train yard. Knocked on some doors but nope, nobody there. Got back in my car and drove around a bit more until I saw someone about to leave in one of those small security vehicles. The only person in the area. He stopped and I told him what train he'd been on and that I saw it wasn't going out again that night and asked if there was a way to look on the train. He said he'd go up to see what track it was on and would go through the train but when he came down he had my son's phone! I'm forever grateful to this lovely man! I hope NJ Transit appreciates the care he takes in his job. Give this guy a promotion!

Why is this on Yelp? "The vending machine conveniently offered cash and credit options and the…read morearchitecture was classy without being ostentatious." Actually, I was stunned to a find a station with a usable bathroom and a decent indoor seating area. Now I'm going to spend the next month 2-starring all those other weak outdoor stations. Sorry, Delawanna.

Catch The Train in Morris Plains…read more Morris Plains Station is a small train station on the Dover-NY Penn Line. The station side line goes towards Penn Station in NY and the other line goes towards Dover. This is a great little train station as it offers an enclosed space that is heated or cooled as appropriate for the weather. Private Men's and Women's bathrooms are also available. Timely automated announcements are made about 3 minutes before a train arrival to give you enough time to exit the waiting area at the station and get to the appropriate line. This station remains in heavy use even when there is rain, sleet, and snow. There are no ticket office hours inside of this station, but there are 2 ticket vending machines for your train ride(s) and and 2 automated parking vending machines to pay for your parking space in Lot 1 (station side parking lot). All of these machines are located next to the bike parking located under the large "Morris Plains Station" sign. Parking Lot 1 fills up quickly so be sure to arrive early if you are looking to score a spot here. Just across Speedwell Avenue are restaurants, a bar, pub, dinner, some retail, and a pharmacy. A great convenience when waiting for or getting off of your train ride.

Since we were in Ridgewood for lunch on a bright sunny day, we decided to take trip to the station…read moreto look at some trains. It is a nice old style building but has lots of signs of aging. There's a beautiful green garden alongside the platform. The Franklin Ave entrance has an elevator as well. It is mostly clean. The platform is covered under a shade for the most part, but at both ends it's under open sky. There are some fences and two closed glass stalls that has heating facility, great for waiting in winter times. The tracks have clear marking of direction of the trains. There are monitors showing the wait time of upcoming trains. As we were exploring 3-4 trains stopped by, meaning they were pretty frequent even on a Sunday. We all had a fun time here looking at the trains arriving at and leaving the platform.

Always a beautiful and clean station. So many good restaurants and stores in Ridgewood. You can…read morecatch a bus to New York at Van Nest a couple blocks away. If you need to travel, Ridgewood, NJ is a pleasant hub.

Nicest station on Raritan Valley Line, clean and for once doesn't smell like piss. Somerville has…read morecome a long way! Very proud of my lil home town. Now they have daily AM and PM direct commute to Manhattan so if you catch a train at peak times you can relax and not worry about changing trains in Newark it's a awesome option they added! Now if they can only make a daily express to NYC that's be even cooler!!!

Decent train station, much better than the Kingsland station nearby. At least there is a clean…read morewaiting room that is not dismal. As far as local small stations go, this one is really OK!

We once took NJ Transit's Bergen County line from here to Hoboken Terminal and back for my very…read morefirst train trip. There WAS a station a few blocks from our old house, but the one in Ramsey had a Starbucks next door.

Super convenient, plenty of parking, there's a dedicated space on the platform to wait where…read morethere's heat so you don't have to wait in the cold and restrooms are very clean.

After a series of shutdowns that left thousands of NJ Transit customers flailing this summer, New…read moreJersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced New Jersey commuters can ride NJ Transit buses, trains, and light rails for free through Labor Day. So, my partner and I took the advantage today by taking the train by our home at Plauderville, going north to the terminus at Port Jervis, NY, along the Bergen Line. A one-way ride on a packed train took 2 hours and 10 minutes, passing various diverse scenery from urban to rural. NJ Transit is the largest statewide public transportation system in the nation and the third-largest transit system in the country, with 166 rail stations, 62 light rail stations, and more than 19,000 bus stops connecting New Jersey, New York, and Philadelphia. Port Jervis is located in the corner of New York State, where Pennsylvania and New Jersey also meet. It's a very short, two-block walk from the station, across the Delaware River to Matamoras, Pennsylvania. The New Jersey State Line is less than 2 miles south of the station. The Port Jervis train station is a simple low-level platform located on the yard leads where trains are stored overnight and between runs.