Junction Quarry Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Junction Quarry is a men's sober living home in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, the seat of Bucks County. Junction House operates the property as one of two men's residences in its network.

A Men's Recovery Residence in Doylestown

Junction Quarry's exact address is not published, and placement into the house runs through Junction House directly. The operator describes the property as sitting on roughly an acre and a half near Route 611, with easy access to meetings, employment and outpatient services in and around Doylestown.

Certification and Licensure for a Bucks County Sober House

Recovery housing in Pennsylvania operates under a voluntary system. The state does not require a license to run a sober house, and the Pennsylvania Alliance of Recovery Residences certifies only the residences that apply for it. The certification path is the same for any operator in the state, and it is a fair question to raise with Junction House before applying.

Doylestown, the Seat of Bucks County

Doylestown is the county seat of Bucks County and its government and cultural center, with the county courthouse, several outpatient behavioral health providers and SEPTA rail service all inside the borough. That combination gives a resident of Junction Quarry access to court dates, treatment appointments and public transit without leaving town.

Junction House's Men's Homes

Junction Quarry is one of two men's residences Junction House operates, alongside Junction Roost in Warminster. Men apply to whichever house has an opening, and both run under the same operator and the same rules.