The history

Rockville Centre is part of the government incorporated villages located in Southwestern Nassau County in New York. Mayor Francis X. Murray governs Rockville Centre; the town was incorporated in the year 1893. Rockville Centre covers a total land area of 3.4 square kilometers and has a population of 24,023 as of the 2010 census.

Social amenities

Rockville Center is a peaceful, vibrant, and tranquil suburban village tucked away from the hustle and bustle of first city life. The beauty of the town reflects on the generosity of the inhabitants and the gorgeous natural landscape surrounding the village. Rockville Centre has public schools, hospitals, a police department, and a fire department. The town is accessible by road and train and is only a 15-minute drive to Kennedy Airport. The town also hosts several churches, banking halls, social halls, restaurants, and hotels.

A report carried out by the New York Times indicates that many of the town’s inhabitants stay in storybook Tudors, Victorians and Colonial houses that have existed for years. The report also shows plans to expand by the village’s authorities to see the town grow.

Recreational facilities

Rockville Centre boasts of several incredible, splendid and fantastic parks and other recreational facilities that are an attraction to many visitors. Some of the most notable parks in Rockville Centre include the following;

• Mill River Complex Park
• Bligh Field
• Veterans Park
• Morgan Days Park
• Rockville Centre Recreational Centre

The parks and recreational facilities provide incredible hangout joints, inclusive of sporting amenities, swimming facilities, and picnic areas. Families can enjoy the expansive uninhibited view of the sky and the tranquility of a peaceful environment while walking through each location.

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