Station Layout and Services
Kingsland Station is located on a bridge over the Main Line on New Jersey Route 17, near the intersection with Milton Road. The station depot is located above the tracks, which has a short tunnel leading down stairs to the two side platforms. The station platform on the Hoboken Terminal-bound side has a third track that heads through the platform, the western leg of a wye used for the Harrison Cut-Off, built by the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad. Above ground, the station is provided with just nineteen spaces of parking, none of which are built for handicapped persons, and cost nothing to use on a daily basis. Parking is also provided by New Jersey Transit on Route 17 under short term limits.
A shelter provides the two ticket vending machines located on street-level. The station is serviced by New Jersey Transit's Main Line every day and has connections via the Route 76 run by New Jersey Transit Bus Operations. On weekdays, the first train to serve the Kingsland station heads to Hoboken Terminal, stopping at 5:41 AM, while the last is Train #1101 heading to Suffern, stopping at Kingsland at 1:48 the next morning. Trains from Kingsland to Hoboken average 20 minutes and Kingsland to Suffern averages 55 minutes. On weekends, the first train to serve Kingsland, starting in Port Jervis, and stopping at Kingsland at 6:59 AM. The last train, to Suffern, arrives at 1:48 AM the next morning.
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