Commuter Guide
If you are planning on commuting to New York City you will need to know what options you have available to you from Orange County New York. Fortunately, there are numerous transit options including train, bus and multiple highway options.
Highways, Parkways & Roads
Click on the map below to locate interstates, parkways and other roads that will take you to New York City from various parts of Orange County.
Local Tip: The Palisades Parkway tends to be a shorter drive to and from New York City versus I-87/I-287.
Trains & Ferry
Orange County offers two train destinations to New York City: Penn Station and Grand Central Station. Use the list below, categorized by their destination, to find out more about each station.
Campbell Hall
Harriman
Middletown
Otisville
Port Jervis
Salisbury Mills-Cornwall
Tuxedo
*All trains in Orange County New York go to Secaucus Junction where there is a PATH train available to Penn Station. They are not direct lines to Penn Station.
Grand Central Station/The Newburgh-Beacon Ferry:
In Newburgh New York (near New Windsor New York) there is a ferry that crosses the Hudson River from the City of Newburgh to the Beacon train stop. The Beacon train goes to Grand Central Station. Click the following links for more information on the Newburgh Ferry and Beacon train.
Park & Ride Shortline Bus service to New York City is available in most towns and villages in Orange County. Visit the Shortline Bus website to view schedules for specific towns.
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