in Thousand Islands

This family-friendly attraction features waterslides, zip lines, go karts and video arcade and New York’s largest jungle-themed mini-golf course.

Just 17 miles from Clayton, Tibbetts Point Lighthouse marks the point where Lake Ontario meets the St. Lawrence River.

Noted as a great family restaurant for breakfast, lunch or dinner, Tricia's Rondette offers American food at reasonable prices.

For more than 85 years, Uncle Sam Boat Tours has been providing scenic tours, luncheon and dinner cruises and private charters in the Thousand Islands from May through October.

“Urban Fishing” in Pulaski gives anglers the opportunity to catch migrating Salmon from downtown riverbanks close to the amenities. (Spring, Summer, Fall)

Since 1946, Vona’s has been dishing up authentic Italian fare with recipes straight from Italy, best known for its garlic pizza, meatballs and Friday fish fry.

Open for breakfast only, Wade's diner cooks its breakfast on the line where customers can watch their meal being prepared to order.

Watertown is situated approximately 20 miles south of the Thousand Islands, and 70 miles north of Syracuse, NY.