Jefferson-Voorhees

Getting to Jefferson-Voorhees

Jefferson-Voorhees is conveniently located in the Voorhees Corporate Center just off of Haddonfield-Berlin Road (Rt. 561). Here are directions by car.

By Car

• Take Benjamin Franklin Bridge to New Jersey. Once through the toll booths, bear right onto Route 676 South (heading toward Atlantic City).
• Follow Route 676 South past the Walt Whitman Bridge until signs appear for Route 295 North (toward Trenton).
• Follow Route 295 North to exit 31, 32 or 34A; all of these exits will bring you into Voorhees.

• From 295 North, take Exit 31. Go to the end of the ramp and make a left onto Melrose Avenue. (Almost immediately, you will see Woodcrest Train Station on your right.)
• Follow Melrose Avenue until it dead-ends at Burnt Mill Road and make a right.
• Follow Burnt Mill Road (past the Voorhees Town Center on the left) until you come to White Horse Road.
• Make a left onto White Horse Road and follow this to the entrance of the Voorhees Corporate Center. (There is a Lone Star Steakhouse on the corner.)
• Turn right onto Laurel Oak Road (pass the Hampton Inn) and continue to Jefferson-Voorhees on your right. Turn right onto the driveway.

• From 295 North, take Exit 32. Bear to the right as you exit the ramp onto Route 561 East. (Route 561 is also known as Haddonfield-Berlin Road or sometimes just Berlin Road.)
• Continue east on Route 561 for approximately 3 miles (until you pass the Eagle Plaza Shopping Center on the right).
• At the first traffic light past the Acme, turn right onto Voorhees Road. Follow Voorhees Road to the stop sign (you will pass the Ritz 16 movie theater on your left).
• Make a right onto Laurel Oak Road and then a quick left onto the driveway for Jefferson-Voorhees.

• From 295 North, take Exit 34A. Bear to the right as you exit the ramp onto Route 70 East. Follow signs for South Springdale Road/Voorhees, approximately three-fourths a mile. Make a right onto South Springdale Road.
• Follow this road for approximately 2 miles. Springdale Road will turn into White Horse Road. Bear slight right onto White Horse Road.
• Continue on White Horse Road to the entrance of the Voorhees Corporate Center.
• Make a left onto Laurel Oak Road and continue to Jefferson-Voorhees on your right. Turn right onto the driveway.

• Take Route 73 to the Berlin Circle.
• At the Berlin Circle, take Haddonfield-Berlin Road (Route 561) West towards Gibbsboro and Voorhees.
• Follow Haddonfield-Berlin Road for approximately 3.5 miles to Laurel Oak Road and turn left. (The American Water Works building is at this intersection as a landmark.)
• Jefferson-Voorhees is one-quarter mile on your left. Turn left onto the driveway.

• Take Route 295 South to Exit 32 for Voorhees. Make a left at the exit onto Route 561 (Haddonfield-Berlin Road).
• Continue east on Haddonfield-Berlin Road for approximately 3 miles until you pass the Eagle Shopping Center.
• At the first traffic light past the Acme, turn right onto Voorhees Road.
• Follow Voorhees Road to the stop sign (you will pass the Ritz 16 movie theater on your left).
• Make a right onto Laurel Oak Road and then a quick left onto the driveway for Jefferson-Voorhees.

• Follow College Drive/Laurel Road North until you cross over White Horse Pike (Route 30). Laurel Road becomes White Horse Road at this point.
• Continue onto White Horse Road for approximately 1 mile to the entrance of the Voorhees Corporate Center, which is on your right. (There is a Lone Star Steakhouse on the corner.)
• Turn right onto Laurel Oak Road (pass the Hampton Inn) and continue to Jefferson-Voorhees on your right. Turn right onto the driveway.

• Follow White Horse Pike (Route 30) to White Horse Road (you must take the right jughandle to get onto White Horse Road).
• Continue on White Horse Road for approximately 1 mile to the entrance of the Voorhees Corporate Center, which is located on your right. (There is a Lone Star Steakhouse on the corner).
• Turn right onto Laurel Oak Road (pass the Hampton Inn) and continue to Jefferson-Voorhees on your right. Turn right onto the driveway.