Written by the Emily’s Limousine Service team. We are based in Orland Park, IL, immediately next to Orland Hills, and cover all of the Chicago south suburbs. See our site at emilyslimousineservice.com.

Quick answer: Orland Hills is the smallest and densest town in our service area — just 1.15 square miles, wedged directly between Orland Park and Tinley Park. Like Homer Glen, it has no Metra station of its own, but here that matters less: multiple stations in both neighboring towns sit just minutes away. We’re licensed, fully insured, dispatching 24 hours a day, with flat-rate pricing and no hidden fees.

At a glance

• Population: 6,893 as of the 2020 census, incorporated in 1961
• Land area: 1.15 square miles — the smallest and most densely populated town in this guide series
• Location: directly between Orland Park and Tinley Park
• Metra access: no station of its own — Orland Park’s 143rd Street station and Tinley Park’s stations are both close by
• Local landmarks: Lake Ashbourne, Lake Lorin, and Kelly Park

Small, dense, and sandwiched between two commuter hubs

Orland Hills packs nearly 6,900 residents into just 1.15 square miles, making it the smallest and most tightly built town we cover. Unlike Homer Glen, which has no Metra station and a longer drive to the nearest one, Orland Hills sits directly between Orland Park and Tinley Park — so a resident here has a genuine choice between several stations across two towns, all within a short drive, rather than a single nearest option.

Two lakes and a park in a village this size

For its footprint, Orland Hills fits in a surprising amount of green space — Lake Ashbourne, Lake Lorin, and Kelly Park all sit within the village’s roughly one square mile. Local events tied to these spaces are common bookings, and given how compact the village is, timing between stops here tends to be short and predictable.

What we handle in Orland Hills

• Airport transfers. A short, direct run to either O’Hare or Midway. See our Chicago airport transfers page.
• Metra connections. With no station in the village itself, a ride to either an Orland Park or Tinley Park station is a common request, especially for a rider without a car to leave parked all day.
• Weddings and events. The village’s small footprint keeps multi-stop logistics simple. See our wedding limo service page.
• Corporate travel. See our corporate limousine page.

Book your Orland Hills ride

Call (312) 446-7505 for a free, no-obligation flat-rate quote, or contact us online with your pickup, destination, and headcount. Serving Orland Hills and every Chicago south suburb, 24 hours a day.

FAQ

Does Orland Hills have its own Metra station?

No — but unlike Homer Glen, Orland Hills sits directly between Orland Park and Tinley Park, so multiple stations in both towns are just a short drive away.

How big is Orland Hills?

Just 1.15 square miles — the smallest town in our south suburbs coverage area.

What are the local landmarks in Orland Hills?

Lake Ashbourne, Lake Lorin, and Kelly Park are the village’s best-known green spaces.

Which Metra station is closest to Orland Hills?

It depends on which side of the village — Orland Park’s 143rd Street station and the Tinley Park stations are both reasonably close options.

Is Orland Hills easy for multi-stop event logistics?

Yes — its compact size, similar to Palos Heights, tends to make timing between pickup points more predictable than in larger, more spread-out towns.

Related Emily’s Limousine Service guides

See our Orland Park Transportation Guide, our Oak Forest Transportation Guide, and our full limo services page.