Babylon is a well known biblical city, which translated means “the Gates of God”. During its prime years, Babylon was the center of one of the greatest civilizations in the history of mankind. The beauty of the city was unsurpassed with innovative architecture and magnificent public spaces – most notably, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, which is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World.

In the Empire State of New York, the Township of Babylon was named after this ancient city. Similarly, Babylon, New York is regarded as one of the most aesthetically pleasing and well-planned communities on the aesthetically pleasing and well-planned New York region of Long Island. One of the northern communities of Babylon is the Hamlet of Wyandanch, which was named after the great Indian Chief Wyandanch of the Montauk Nation.

Part of the Suffolk County, the Hamlet of Wyandanch is situated about 4 miles north of Long Island’s South Shore, specifically Great South Bay. The population of Wyandanch continues to experience considerable grown and currently is estimated to be around 11,400 people. New York City is 40 miles west from Wyandanch.

There is much to do and see in and around Wyandanch and Babylon Township. From the world famous Belmont Lake State Park to Long Island National Cemetery, the white sands of Cedar Beach to the area’s many impressive historic districts, there is no shortage of activities for you and your family.