Skip to main content
Ozone Park · NeighborhoodA135-26 Cross Bay BlvdDelivery and pickup

Weed Delivery
Peconic.

Peconic, the Southold hamlet where Albert Einstein once stayed, is about 76.4 miles in a straight line from Terp Bros Ozone Park, which delivers to ZIP 11958. Orders need $200 and are prepaid on Dutchie Pay.

HubOzone Park
135-26 Cross Bay Blvd
Ozone Park, NY 11417
Free over $100
Delivery
Prepaid
Dutchie Pay checkout
The Peconic plate

How we serve Peconic.

Pickup
Order ahead
Or walk in
Delivery
By ZIP
21+ ID at drop
License
#000294
NY OCM CAURD
Hours
See store page
Current hours listed there

Routed from Ozone Park · 135-26 Cross Bay Blvd, Ozone Park, NY 11417

Live menu pulled across both stores

Peconic, the Southold hamlet where Albert Einstein once stayed, is about 76.4 miles in a straight line from Terp Bros Ozone Park, which delivers to ZIP 11958. Orders need $200 and are prepaid on Dutchie Pay.

Nut Trees, an Artist Colony and Einstein in 1939

Peconic is a census-designated place covering roughly the hamlet that shares its name, within the Town of Southold. The 2020 census counted 692 residents, and the hamlet covers 3.5 square miles, with 3.4 of them land.

Peconic Bay lends the hamlet its name, and the bay's name comes from a Native American word for nut trees. Hermitage was the original name of the area, and Peconic came later.

In the late 1800s and early 1900s the hamlet hosted an artist colony first led by the painters Henry and Edith Mitchill Prellwitz, Benjamin Rutherfurd Fitz and Edward August Bell. In 1939 Albert Einstein was staying in the hamlet when he signed the famous letter to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt known as the Einstein-Szilard letter. Goldsmith's Inlet was once the site of a tidal mill that gained a windmill in 1870.

Southold Station and the Neighbors Down the Road

Southold station is about 3.0 miles away in a straight line. The pages for Cutchogue, New Suffolk and Southold are linked near the bottom of this page.

Delivery to Peconic, ZIP 11958

Terp Bros Ozone Park, at 135-26 Cross Bay Blvd, delivers to Peconic across about 76.4 miles in a straight line, and the minimum in 11958 is $200. A Peconic address behind a weed delivery near me search lands on the ZIP 11958 terms listed here.

Any order over $100 gets free delivery. You prepay through Dutchie Pay, and the driver looks at a valid 21+ government ID at the door. OCM rules say the drop-off is a residence or private business, never a park, beach, public space or car. Browse the live menu, the Ozone Park store or the cannabis delivery page.

Cannabis Use Around Peconic

Under state law, a person 21 or older may have 3 ounces of cannabis and 24 grams of concentrate. Using it in a vehicle is against the rules, and so is using it where tobacco smoking is barred.

Cutchogue, New Suffolk and Southold Nearby

Neighboring pages are Cutchogue, about 1.6 miles away, New Suffolk, about 2.7 miles away, and Southold, about 2.7 miles away. For the full list, visit the Suffolk County hub.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Terp Bros deliver to Peconic?

Yes, the Ozone Park store delivers to ZIP 11958, about 76.4 miles away in a straight line.

What is the minimum order in Peconic?

Peconic's 11958 has a $200 minimum, and orders over $100 are delivered free.

Did Albert Einstein stay in Peconic?

Yes. In 1939 he was staying in the hamlet when he signed the famous letter to President Roosevelt.

Shop PeconicPacked at Terp Bros Ozone Park

Shop Peconic by category.

Orders to Peconic are packed at the Terp Bros Ozone Park dispensary at 135-26 Cross Bay Blvd, Ozone Park, NY 11417. Pick a category, then order for delivery or pickup.

Weed Delivery Peconic: frequently asked questions

Does Terp Bros deliver to Peconic?

Yes, the Ozone Park store delivers to ZIP 11958, about 76.4 miles away in a straight line.

What is the minimum order in Peconic?

Peconic's 11958 has a $200 minimum, and orders over $100 are delivered free.

Did Albert Einstein stay in Peconic?

Yes. In 1939 he was staying in the hamlet when he signed the famous letter to President Roosevelt.