Lincoln Park, NJ Real Estate
Lincoln Park is a convenient, attainably priced borough in northeastern Morris County with its own train station, express buses to New York, and quick access to Routes 23, 202, and I-287.
What Makes Lincoln Park Special
Parks & Recreation
Sources: Wikipedia; Morris County Park Commission. Facilities and hours change; check with the town or park for current details.
Home Prices
Before you buy: test every home for radon and check its flood zone, as recommended by the state. See the cost and disclosure guide.
Schools
Lincoln Park runs its own elementary and middle schools; high school students attend Boonton High School under a sending relationship.
- 200th in NJBoonton High School, U.S. News 2026–27
- 94%Boonton High School graduation rate
Source: U.S. News & World Report Best High Schools. Rankings change each year; confirm school assignments for a specific address with the district. See also private and specialty schools.
Commuting to New York City
| Method | How | Typical travel time |
|---|---|---|
| Train | Lincoln Park station, NJ Transit Montclair-Boonton Line (mostly rush-hour service) | About 55 min to Hoboken, about 70 min to New York Penn Station |
| Bus | Lakeland Bus Route 46 from Lincoln Park to the Port Authority Bus Terminal | Roughly 45–70 min, depending on traffic |
| Car | About 23 miles to Midtown | About 35–45 min off-peak; rush hour can add 30 minutes or more |
| Newark Airport | About 20 miles by car | About 25–35 min off-peak |
Train times based on NJ Transit schedule data and published commute tables; bus routes from the NJ Department of Transportation; drive times are estimates. Check NJ Transit or a map app for your exact trip.
- TrainLincoln Park station, NJ Transit Montclair-Boonton Line
- HighwaysRoutes 23 and 202, with I-287 and I-80 nearby
- HospitalChilton Medical Center in Pompton Plains
Buying or Selling in Lincoln Park
Romila Bajaj serves Lincoln Park as part of her Morris County practice, with 211 career sales and a 5.0 rating from 96 client reviews. See her recent sales across the county, compare towns, or request a free valuation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do homes cost in Lincoln Park, NJ?
The typical home in Lincoln Park is valued at about $546,000 (median estimated home value (RealtyTrac/ATTOM)). The average residential property tax bill was $9,983 (2024), according to New Jersey state data.
What high school serves Lincoln Park?
Lincoln Park runs its own elementary and middle schools; high school students attend Boonton High School under a sending relationship.
Who is a top realtor in Lincoln Park, NJ?
Romila Bajaj of Weichert Realtors serves Lincoln Park as part of her Morris County practice. She has closed 211 home sales, holds a 5.0 rating across 96 Zillow reviews, was named to the 2025 Weichert 300, and has earned the NJ REALTORS® Circle of Excellence Sales Award nine years in a row.