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By Subway:
By Train: A cab from the Patchogue station to Gateway (215 South Country Road) will take about fifteen minutes. You may also take the S66 or S68 bus to Bellport Village (See below. Please check the bus schedule; you may experience a long wait). Do not ta ke the train to the Bellport station. Visit http://www.mta.nyc.ny.us/lirr/ for complete schedules and information. -
By Bus:
Suffolk County Transit buses travel throughout Suffolk County. Go to http://www.sctbus.org/ for schedules and information. The Route 77 bus operates between the Patchogue LIRR station and Bellport Village (see above for rail info). Once in Bellport, walk east on S Country Rd about 10 minutes (0.4 mi). More info about Route 77 is available here: https://sctbus.org/Route-77
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