Knowledge Park V sits in Greater Noida West, reached from Noida via the Sector 121 road across the Hindon river, with commuters relying on sector roads. The UP Cabinet approved a Rs 2,991.6-crore Aqua Line Metro extension (17.4km, 11 stations) linking Noida Sector 51 to Knowledge Park V, interchanging with Delhi Metro's Blue Line at Sector 61.

A six-lane Hindon bridge to Greater Noida's LG Chowk is nearing completion, cutting inter-city travel time to about 12 minutes. Pari Chowk and the Expressway are a short drive away.

Nearby schools include Radcliff School, Millennium School and St Francis School, plus inter colleges such as Gautam Budh Balak Inter College and Badami Devi VM Inter College within a few km.

The wider Knowledge Park chain (I-III) also hosts Galgotias College, Sharda University and Amity University.

Knowledge Park V was planned by GNIDA mainly as an institutional/IT-ITES zone rather than heavy industry; GNIDA periodically runs institutional and BPO/IT-ITES plot-allotment schemes here for education, healthcare and technology employers.

Greater Noida overall has drawn large manufacturing investment, including Patanjali Ayurved's roughly Rs 2,000-crore unit, mobile-handset makers' Rs 3,000-crore pledge, and a Taiwanese-backed $200-million electronics cluster, reinforcing service-sector demand around the corridor.

Knowledge Park V has no major attractions of its own, but sits within easy reach of Greater Noida's marquee sites: the Buddh International Circuit, South Asia's first F1-grade track, which hosted the Indian Grand Prix (2011-13) and the 2023 Indian MotoGP, and the Jaypee Greens Golf Course, an 18-hole Greg Norman-designed layout named a 'Tourism Friendly Golf Course' by India's Ministry of Tourism.

The India Expo Mart in neighbouring Knowledge Park II has hosted the Auto Expo Motor Show since 2014.

On-ground entertainment around Knowledge Park V remains limited and largely campus-serving, with everyday leisure options such as Icon Leisure Valley and neighbourhood marts a few km away in Greater Noida West.

For larger-format entertainment, residents lean on Greater Noida's wider sports and events infrastructure, including the Shaheed Vijay Singh Pathik Stadium (now a home ground for Afghanistan's cricket team) and the India Expo Mart's exhibition calendar, rather than venues within Knowledge Park V itself.

As a GNIDA-planned sector, Knowledge Park V follows Greater Noida's master-planned civic model: privatized power, underground drainage and a grid-pattern road network with utilities laid underground.

Even so, the fast-urbanising district has seen monsoon waterlogging complaints in Greater Noida West, and Greater Noida featured among the world's most polluted cities in the 2024 World Air Quality Report.