Bethpage

Bethpage is a residential community on Long Island made up of suburban neighborhoods, commercial areas, and public parks. The area has a mixed-use layout where homes, shops, and recreational spaces blend together across the region.

The area was primarily agricultural in the 1800s before shifting toward manufacturing and industrial development. During World War II, Grumman Corporation established major production facilities that transformed the local economy.

The Bethpage State Park attracts golfers and outdoor enthusiasts who come to play on its multiple courses. The Black Course stands out as one of the most challenging layouts in the region.

The Long Island Rail Road station provides direct connections to New York City and surrounding areas, making it easy to reach other neighborhoods. Multiple bus routes supplement rail service and give visitors flexible options for getting around.

The name comes from Thomas Powell, who chose the biblical location Bethphage as inspiration, situated between Jericho and Jerusalem. This naming reflects the religious influence that shaped many communities during the area's early settlement.