Woodhaven once known as Woodville, is home to a wealthy mix of middle to upper-class residents, mostly a middle-income neighborhood in the New York City borough of Queens . This neighborhood traditionally preserves its surburban looks. Woodhaven is situated between Forest Park and Richmond Hill and serves one of the most diverse communities in Queens. Woodhaven also resides one of the greatest tree population in the borough and resides just three miles west from the border between Queens and Nassau Country. The convenience from schools to transportation to community involvement and park recreation in Woodhaven serves most of the well-known features in this neighborhood. Commerce is centered on Jamaica Avenue which effectively bisects Woodhaven. On this avenue, from Forest Parkway on the west to Richmond Hill , Queens, on the east, are a number of stores, most being small and locally owned. One of the oldest and best known was Lewis' of Woodhaven which had two locations and recently closed its doors. Woodhaven is bordered on the north by a public park, Forest Park , and a street named Park Lane South. Woodhaven also forms the border with the neighborhood of Ozone Park .