Carle Place orders go out from Terp Bros Ozone Park, the Queens store on Cross Bay Blvd, about 13.4 miles in a straight line from the hamlet. Carle Place's ZIP, 11514, carries a $200 minimum. Delivery is free over $100, and checkout is prepaid with Dutchie Pay.
Frog Hollow, the Carle House and Levitt's First Experiment
William J. Levitt, a developer, purchased 19 acres near the Carle Place train station in 1946 and tried something new. His crews trucked in pre-cut lumber and quickly put up 600 low-cost houses. The pitch was affordable suburban living and a simple commute to jobs in New York City. Veterans returning home brought their families, and within five years the population had jumped by 500 percent. The project served as the prototype for Levittown, which Levitt started the next year a few miles away.
The hamlet takes its name from the Carle House, a 32-room home Silas Carle built in Westbury in the 1800s. People called it the Carle Place, and the surrounding area picked up the name. The house still stands near Jericho Turnpike and Carle Road.
Other names have come and gone. From about 1895 to 1915 the area was Mineola Park, after a real estate development that failed. The old name returned in 1915, and a 1951 proposal to change it again lost. Frog Hollow is another old name for the hamlet, and people still use it in casual talk. St. Mary's Chapel earned a place on the New York state historic register in 1999, and a National Register of Historic Places listing followed in 2005.
Old Country Road, Carle Road and the Station at 0.4 Miles
Carle Place covers 0.935 square miles. Old Country Road marks the southern border, which also serves as part of the line between the Town of North Hempstead and the Town of Hempstead, and Carle Road marks the eastern border. Most of the western border with Mineola follows the old Long Island Motor Parkway alignment. Mineola, Garden City, Old Westbury and Westbury are the bordering villages.
Carle Place station on the Port Jefferson Branch is 0.4 miles from the hamlet. Many residents commute into New York City for work, which is why the hamlet is described as a bedroom community, though some areas are zoned for commercial, retail and industrial use. Carle Place had a 2020 census population of 5,005.
Putting a Carle Place Order Together
Carle Place's ZIP is 11514, and orders for it come from Terp Bros Ozone Park at 135-26 Cross Bay Blvd, about 13.4 miles away in a straight line. The minimum is $200. Begin on the live menu, pick delivery and enter your address.
Free delivery applies once an order is above $100. Dutchie Pay handles payment in advance. Whoever delivers will check a valid 21+ government ID at the door. For more detail, read the cannabis delivery page.
What New York Law Says About Using Cannabis in Carle Place
Using cannabis in a vehicle is illegal in New York, and so is using it anywhere tobacco smoking is barred. In Carle Place, as anywhere in the state, adults 21 and older may carry up to 3 ounces of cannabis and 24 grams of concentrate.
Carle Place and the Next Towns Over
Within a short drive are Westbury (about 1.2 miles away), Mineola (about 1.5 miles away) and Williston Park (about 1.9 miles away). The Nassau County delivery hub lists every town in the county.
Frequently Asked Questions
Carle Place orders come from Terp Bros Ozone Park at 135-26 Cross Bay Blvd, which is about 13.4 miles away in a straight line.
The 11514 minimum is $200, and orders over $100 do not pay a delivery fee.
Frog Hollow is an older name for the hamlet. Locals still use it in everyday talk, alongside the official name, Carle Place.
