in Thousand Islands

A casual and family-friendly tavern, Dock of the Bay offers up American, barbecue and seafood dishes along with its adult beverages.

Coles Creek State Park has wooded and open campsites for both tents and RVs and it is not far from the swimming beach on Lake St. Lawrence.

The Cornwall Brothers Store Museum features both permanent and changing exhibits depicting river life, boating, local settlers, early trade and commerce.

This family-owned farm winery in the heart of the 1000 Islands has earned more than 1,000 awards from wine competitions across the country.

Located in the heart of Clayton, this second site of Coyote Moon Vineyards is a great place to sample wine, grab a bite to eat, shop, and listen to local musicians

Known for its unlimited boating opportunities and excellent fishing in the summer, Jacques Cartier State Park's large open lawns become a winter lover's paradise for cross-country skiing as soon as the snow flies.

This local chain is open late for Calzone cravings, offering diverse fillings, including chili dog & cheesecake versions, along with the option to build your own Calzone.