Welcome to Cedar Crest Retirement Community
Take your retirement to new heights at Cedar Crest, a Northern New Jersey continuing care retirement community in Pompton Plains, a neighborhood of Morris County. Nestled among the Ramapo Mountains, we combine small-town charm with the energy of a big city.
Our 130-acre campus includes three clubhouses with amenities like the fitness center, medical center, and heated pool. Choose from a variety of one and two bedroom apartment homes—all 100% maintenance-free.
Should you ever require assisted living or a higher level of care, you can make the transition to our on-site continuing care neighborhood.
Cedar Crest at a Glance
Activities And Amenities
Dozens of Ways to Spend Your Day
You won’t have any difficulty filling your day planner here. Along with dozens of resident-run clubs and activities, you’ll enjoy amenities like Seasons Grille, Mountainside Café, the woodshop, and more.
It’s easy to be active and stay fit. Take a yoga class, swim laps in the pool, or visit the fitness center for a session with a personal trainer.
Health and wellness
Quality, On-Site Care
Staffed by doctors who specialize in senior care, the medical center is located right on-site in the Village Square Clubhouse. Our doctors see only Cedar Crest residents, so you can often schedule an appointment for the same day you call.
Should you ever require assisted living, you can transition to our continuing care neighborhood. It’s located on the grounds of our Northern New Jersey community.
Apartment homes
Stylish Apartment Homes
We offer a selection of more than 30 unique floor plans. Choose a spacious two bedroom home or an affordable one bedroom. All of our apartment homes are 100% maintenance-free!
Make your home truly your own at our custom design center. Choose from special upgrades like paint, window treatments, flooring, tiles, and more.
News for Seniors
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