Shortline Bus Terminal

Good place as far as a bus station goes. well kept and clean. the staff are loyal to the paying customers. The crowed it attracts are manly vacationers and nearby camp staff and campers. The place gets packed in the summer time. Lots of seating. Only thing this place lacks is a place to eat. THe town around it dont visit after dark is the main thing.

People don’t generally have high expectations for bus stations. I mean, it’s not as if you’re going to find a VIP lounge in one of these places. This one isn’t so bad.
Let’s start with the rest room. OK, the men’s room. I haven’t seen the ladies room and don’t expect to. Bus station rest rooms are notorious for reasons I’d rather not get into. Well, this one is actually clean, and I didn’t see any illegal activity during my last visit to the bus station, which was a couple of days ago.
The people staffing the windows are reasonably courteous. And here’s the really great thing about this bus station: they take credit cards! No kidding. The Short Line terminal at the Port Authority is strictly cash.
Want a schedule? They’ll give you one, no questions asked. There are places to sit down, inside and outside. Is it well lit outside? No. Would I hang out at this place just for laughs? No. It’s a bus station. You get in and get out. It serves that purpose.

Oh my home away from home.
Good luck on finding parking. The lot is small, and it seems the same cars are in the same spot week after week, not having moved in years, but I digress.
If you arrive/​leave after 9 pm, the office is closed for the evening, so make sure you have cash ready, or a ride if you arriving. It is lit, so you aren’t completely in the dark.
Also, watch out for the taxis that are waiting. They tend to think they are in Manhattan and not pay attention.
Not a bad location. Good way to get to Manhattan. Especially if you don’t want to deal with the traffic.