Locust Valley orders ship from Terp Bros Ozone Park, about 19.2 miles in a straight line, to ZIP 11560, where the minimum order is $200. Go over $100 and you pay nothing for delivery. Pay ahead with Dutchie Pay; the driver will ask for a valid government ID proving you are 21 or older.
From Buckram to Locust Valley and the Lockjaw Accent
Locust Valley is a census-designated hamlet in the Town of Oyster Bay, Nassau County. It had 3,571 residents in the 2020 census. The hamlet covers 0.9 square miles, nearly all of it land.
Its origin story starts with a purchase. Captain John Underhill struck a deal in 1667 with the Matinecock to buy land for a settlement that he and fellow colonists named Buckram. That name stayed for close to 200 years. In 1856 it became Locust Valley, a nod to the many locust trees in the area. The Matinecock name itself comes from an Algonquian word for "hilly ground."
The railroad turned the hamlet into a hub. A single-track extension of the Glen Cove Branch brought the Long Island Rail Road to Locust Valley on April 19, 1869, and the town stayed the end of the line until the tracks reached Oyster Bay in 1889. A commercial center formed around the station and the nearby crossing of Forest Avenue, Buckram Road and Birch Hill Road, and it grew to serve the Gold Coast estates in nearby Bayville, Centre Island and Lattingtown, along with Mill Neck, Matinecock, Muttontown and the Brookvilles.
Piping Rock, Oak Point and the Station Where Weekend Guests Arrived
By 1927, Wall Street tycoon Harrison Williams had a 150-acre estate called Oak Point on Pine Island in Bayville. His weekend guests got off at the Locust Valley station, and a fleet of Rolls-Royce cars often collected them, stopping in the hamlet for last-minute supplies. Williams was then considered the wealthiest American.
Locust Valley became shorthand for everything between Glen Cove and Oyster Bay. That wider community gave its name to an upper-class accent known as "Locust Valley Lockjaw." Clubs around town include Beaver Dam, The Creek, the Piping Rock Club and the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club.
Weed Delivery to Locust Valley, ZIP 11560
Terp Bros Ozone Park delivers to Locust Valley from 135-26 Cross Bay Blvd, around 19.2 miles away as a straight line. ZIP 11560 carries a $200 minimum. Because delivery is free on orders above $100, a minimum-size order pays no delivery fee. Choose from the live menu, prepay with Dutchie Pay, and hand a valid 21+ government ID to the driver at the door. The cannabis delivery page covers the rest of our map.
Legal Places to Consume Near Locust Valley
You cannot use cannabis in a moving or parked vehicle in New York, and you cannot use it where tobacco smoking is banned. New York State Parks prohibit smoking both cannabis and tobacco. Carrying is capped at 3 ounces of cannabis and 24 grams of concentrate for adults 21 and up.
Glen Cove, Mill Neck and Glen Head Are Close By
You can also order in Glen Cove, about 1.9 miles away, Mill Neck, about 2.2 miles away, and Glen Head, about 2.8 miles away. The Nassau County hub shows every North Shore stop.
Frequently Asked Questions
Terp Bros Ozone Park handles Locust Valley, sending orders from 135-26 Cross Bay Blvd to ZIP 11560.
The minimum is $200 in ZIP 11560, and delivery is free over $100.
The settlement was first called Buckram. In 1856 the name changed to Locust Valley because of the number of locust trees in the area.
