Silver Ridge Park sits at 39 Millbrook Drive in Berkeley Township, NJ, and you'll see right away that it's made for people who are 55 and older who want to live in a friendly and active adult community, and when you drive through the gates you'll notice the landscaped grounds and the different neighborhoods, and there is Silver Ridge Park Westerly with its own clubhouse, and the clubhouse has a pool room open every day it's open, and people meet here to talk and join club activities or use the fitness center, or they might head out to the golf course, walk the marked trails, or just join in on the many social events on the calendar. The place has its own community digital hub at HolidayCity.org, where residents can check news, events, or find information about local restaurants, health care facilities, or services from the business directory, and the clubhouse itself is open Monday through Saturday from nine in the morning until five in the evening, with office hours Monday to Friday from nine to two, which lets folks drop in, get help, or catch up with each other.
The homes come with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, air conditioning, furnished rooms, and you get cable TV and Wi-Fi, so staying comfortable and connected is easy, and for eating you can count on all-day dining with restaurant-style service, with a professional chef in charge who'll work with dietary needs like allergies or diabetes, and meals are either in the dining room or delivered depending on what folks need. For those who need help with getting dressed or bathing, there's staff around day and night with a 24-hour call system for extra safety, and they help manage medication if needed, because the community has care options like assisted living and memory care besides independent living, so people can stay in familiar surroundings.
Amenities include a fitness room, library, movie theater, activity room, and there's organized arts and crafts, music programs, clubs, a spa and wellness area, walking paths, and outdoor common space with pools and courts for sports. There's housekeeping, laundry, concierge, move-in help, transportation, and parking, and for getting to know others, regular community programs encourage everyone to join in, organize an event, or just meet up in the common areas. The community supports healthy and independent seniors as well as those who need a little extra help, and it tries to make sure people can stay active and social while having as much support as they want, so you can keep busy, relax in the clubhouse, join a club, or walk outside whenever you like, all while sticking to guidelines set by the community for safety and comfort, and there's always something going on for people who want to stay connected to each other.
