Located on Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard (County Route 697) between I-280 and the Passaic River in Harrison, New Jersey, it is served by the Newark–World Trade Center line at all times.

[10] Funding for this project was provided by a portion of the March 2008 toll and fare hike, which increased the overall spending budget of the corporation.

[11] In 2012, a parking garage opened adjacent to the Newark-bound platform and the entrance/exit was rebuilt with a modern, glass walled enclosure.

Chris Christie, Mayor Raymond McDonough and Port Authority Executive Director Bill Baroni on August 16, 2013.

[18] Following the new eastbound platform's opening, the older existing entrances on the west side of Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard were expected to be demolished by December 2019 for the third phase to make way for similar new headhouses,[19] but no action was taken until April 12, 2021, when the Pennsylvania Railroad station headhouse to the eastbound platform was closed and subsequently demolished.

The platforms have low tubular fencing along their extreme ends and a wooden canopy held up by metal posts toward their midsection.

The Newark-bound platform entrance on the west side of Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard is under a roll-up steel gate.

It leads to a small, modern fare control area with smart card turnstiles, installed here and at all other PATH stations in January 2005.

A new staircase facing the opposite direction from the original goes down to a small plaza with bike racks outside the parking garage.The former entrance to the New York-bound platform was inside a 1930s brick building.

The 2018–2019 entrances on the east side of Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard contain separate semicircular glass headhouses for each platform.

Directly inside each headhouse is an escalator, a set of double-wide stairs, and an elevator leading to each respective platform level.