Garden City South is a hamlet located between Garden City, Franklin Square and West Hempstead. This charming community includes wide streets and plenty of trees. The residents have access to a commercial district along Nassau Boulevard which includes retail shopping, a variety of restaurants and other establishments. The hamlet also provides a gateway to major highways and is near three Long Island Railroad train stations – Nassau Boulevard, Merillon Avenue and Garden City.
The
Franklin Square Union Free School District serves the children of Garden City
South from Kindergarten through 6th Grade. The students complete their secondary educational
programs in the Sewanhaka Central High School District with most children
attending the H. Frank Carey High School located in Franklin Square.
A popular attraction is the Garden City South Community Park which has tennis and basketball courts, a playground, game tables, picnic tables, horseshoes and shuffleboard. Residents also have access to pools located in Echo Park in West Hempstead and Rath Park in Franklin Square.
The
nearby village of Garden City offers museums and country clubs.
Sen. Kemp Hannon attended opening day ceremonies at the Bobby Kisch Ballfield. Kids break through a sign that read "Playing Ball Under the Lights.
Sen. Kemp Hannon attended the Garden City South Street Fair and spoke to Laura Schaefer, Nassau County Legislator
Sen. Kemp Hannon attended opening day ceremonies at the Garden City South Little League Cherry Valley Field
Sen. Kemp Hannon attended the Garden City South Street Fair.