Discover 8 parks for camping within driving distance of Alexandria Bay
"Alexandria Bay is a popular tourist village in the Thousand Islands, famous for Boldt Castle and river cruises. Visitors often combine trips to the park with local attractions."
A scenic state park on Wellesley Island with camping, boating, and riverfront recreation.
"Alexandria Bay is a popular tourist hub with river cruises and historic sites. Visitors often combine their stay with outdoor activities at Kring Point."
A scenic waterfront park in the Thousand Islands region with camping, boating, and fishing.
"Alexandria Bay locals and tourists often visit Dewolf Point State Park for its quieter atmosphere and beautiful riverside setting."
A serene waterfront park on Wellesley Island with camping, fishing, and boating.
"Alexandria Bay is a popular tourist destination in the Thousand Islands, known for its river cruises and Boldt Castle. Park visitors from here often combine sightseeing with outdoor activities."
A riverside park with boating, fishing, camping, and family-friendly amenities on the St. Lawrence River.
"Alexandria Bay is a lively tourist town with river cruises, historic Boldt Castle, and easy access to island parks."
A boat-access-only park on Grindstone Island offering camping, fishing, and picnicking in the Thousand Islands.
"A popular tourist destination in the Thousand Islands, Alexandria Bay is close to Cedar Island State Park, making it a convenient base for island exploration and river activities."
A boat-access-only island park in the Thousand Islands, offering camping, fishing, and river views.
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"Alexandria Bay is a popular tourist town in the Thousand Islands, and visitors often stop at Cedar Point State Park for picnicking, swimming, and river views."
A riverside park with camping, boating, and family-friendly amenities on the St. Lawrence River.
"Alexandria Bay is a gateway to the Thousand Islands, famous for Boldt Castle and river cruises, and is a favorite destination for park visitors seeking more attractions."
A waterfront park in the Thousand Islands region with boating, fishing, and family-friendly amenities.
