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It depends on the neighborhood. Of the 6 Plymouth neighborhoods we score (average 82/100), 5 are comfortable to walk around with normal awareness and 1 call for more care, especially after dark. Green means comfortable on foot; red means we would not walk it casually.
What makes up this score?City average
82
Go
Neighborhoods scored
6
5 comfortable to walk
Score mix
- Go: 4
- Go, stay aware: 1
- Caution: 1
- No-go after dark: 0
Top 6 safest neighborhoods in Plymouth
- 1Black HorsePlymouthBlack Horse is a convenient suburban pocket situated along the Ridge Pike corridor in Plymouth Township, Montgomery County. It combines established…90Go
- 2Cold PointPlymouthCold Point is a historic suburban hamlet nestled in Plymouth Township, Montgomery County, defined by well-kept single-family homes, rolling…90Go
- 3HickorytownPlymouthHickorytown is an established residential neighborhood in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, characterized by mature tree-lined lots, single-family…89Go
- 4MogeetownPlymouthMogeetown is a small, historically distinct residential enclave situated within Plymouth Township, Montgomery County. It features modest…84Go
- 5Mill RoadPlymouthMill Road sits on the residential edge of Plymouth, Pennsylvania, a historic coal-region borough along the Susquehanna River in Luzerne County. The…72Go, stay aware
- 6Seven StarsPlymouthSeven Stars is a small, hilly neighborhood sector situated on the outskirts of Plymouth Borough and Plymouth Township along the Susquehanna River…64Caution
Best things to do in Plymouth
- Shop, dine, or catch entertainment at the nearby Plymouth Meeting Mall complex
- Connect to the scenic Schuylkill River Trail just minutes south in Conshohocken
- Explore regional historic sites and architecture throughout Montgomery County's colonial corridor
- Enjoy classic northeastern Pennsylvania-style pizza and pierogies at nearby local taverns
- Explore the nearby Susquehanna River shoreline and scenic mountain vistas along Route 11
- Visit the historic coal heritage sites and community parks across the Plymouth area
- Explore the nature trails and environmental center at nearby Harriet Wetherill Park
- Access the multi-use Schuylkill River Trail for extended cycling and running along the river
Getting around Plymouth
Transit
- SEPTA serves the area with bus routes 95 and 97 along Ridge Pike, offering connections to the Conshohocken Station on the Manayunk/Norristown Regional Rail line roughly two miles south.
- Public transit is provided by SEPTA, with nearby bus routes including Route 27 and Route 90 connecting to regional transit centers. The nearest regional rail station is the Conshohocken or Spring Mill station on the Manayunk/Norristown Line, roughly a 7-to-10-minute drive away.
- SEPTA operates bus routes such as Route 95 and Route 98 along Germantown Pike with connections to Plymouth Meeting Mall and the Norristown Transportation Center; the nearest Regional Rail station is the Conshohocken or Norristown station on the Manayunk/Norristown Line, roughly 10 minutes away by car.
Biking & trails
- There is no municipal bike-share system, but the paved Schuylkill River Trail and Cross County Trail are easily accessible via a short ride to neighboring Conshohocken.
- There is no local municipal bike-share system, but recreational cyclists can easily access the nearby Cross County Trail and the Schuylkill River Trail via local connecting roads.
Parking
- Parking is plentiful, free, and straightforward across large shopping center lots, business plazas, and residential driveways.
- Parking is abundant and hassle-free, with private driveways throughout residential areas and free, spacious parking lots at all nearby shopping plazas and parks.
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All Plymouth neighborhoods by safety score
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- Black HorsePlymouthBlack Horse is a convenient suburban pocket situated along the Ridge Pike corridor in Plymouth Township, Montgomery County. It combines established…90Go
- Cold PointPlymouthCold Point is a historic suburban hamlet nestled in Plymouth Township, Montgomery County, defined by well-kept single-family homes, rolling…90Go
- HickorytownPlymouthHickorytown is an established residential neighborhood in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, characterized by mature tree-lined lots, single-family…89Go
- MogeetownPlymouthMogeetown is a small, historically distinct residential enclave situated within Plymouth Township, Montgomery County. It features modest…84Go
- Mill RoadPlymouthMill Road sits on the residential edge of Plymouth, Pennsylvania, a historic coal-region borough along the Susquehanna River in Luzerne County. The…72Go, stay aware
- Seven StarsPlymouthSeven Stars is a small, hilly neighborhood sector situated on the outskirts of Plymouth Borough and Plymouth Township along the Susquehanna River…64Caution
Plymouth safety questions
What is the safest neighborhood in Plymouth?
Black Horse scores highest at 90/100, followed by Cold Point (90) and Hickorytown (89).
Is Plymouth safe to walk at night?
In the 4 green-rated areas, generally yes with normal awareness. In the 1 orange or red areas, stick to busy, lit streets or take a ride after dark.
Which Plymouth areas should visitors be careful in?
Our lowest-scoring areas are Seven Stars (64), Mill Road (72), Mogeetown (84). Visit in daylight and stay on the main streets.
How does VibeLoco score Plymouth neighborhoods?
Each score blends recent reported crime and local news with Census data on income, poverty and housing, refreshed nightly. Walk and bike scores are shown separately.