Outdoor Dockside Dining at Riveredge Dining in Alexandria Bay affords our guests the opportunity to sit and relax a moment while taking in a deep breath and enjoying the unique surroundings.READ MORE

Otter Creek Inn in Alexandria Bay offers breathtaking scenery, family fun, fishing, boating, or opportunities to just relax and take in the scenery and views.READ MORE

Our spacious grounds offer plenty of space to play frisbee or other lawn games. Play Ball with the kids on our basketball court. Rollerblade or let the little ones play on the playground. Regardless of the age of the kid, you'll find something to do at Rock Ledge!READ MORE

Experience the beauty of the 1000 Islands with a scenic cruise provided by Uncle Sam Boat Tours in Alexandria Bay, with an optional stop at Boldt Castle on Heart Island.READ MORE

Bonnie Castle Conference in Alexandria Bay have friendly, expert sales staff who will assist you in arranging meeting rooms to suit your requirements.READ MORE

Cottages at Pinehurst in Alexandria Bay have weekly efficiency cabins offering a great family get-away for boating, fishing and swimming. READ MORE

Riveredge Weddings in Alexandria Bay offer exceptional wedding packages to help make your special day even more special. Indulge in the rich, natural beauty and the breathtaking elegance that our waterfront location provides.READ MORE

Pinehurst Cottages and Motels is a touch of the Adirondacks on the St. Lawrence River. We are located only one mile from the Interstate 81 exit and then 3 more miles from us is downtown Alexandria Bay where the shops, boat tours, and restaurants are located.READ MORE

Captain Thomson's Resort is pleasantly situated on historic Crossmon Point in downtown Alexandria Bay and is within walking distance of Uncle Sam Boat Tours. READ MORE

At one end of Hillside Motor Court in Alexandria Bay is a seating area under an umbrella where you can sit for hours simply admiring a view like no other, and be only a scant 20 feet from the River itself. Marine commerce from the world over passes right before your eyes on a constant basis, in the form of ocean going ships.READ MORE