Riveredge Conference in Alexandria Bay has professional event coordinators who will attend to all the necessary details, ensuring that your corporate agenda is met for a successful meeting, conference or function.READ MORE

Experience our world class wines and North Country hospitality at Thousand Islands Winery in Alexandria Bay and enjoy free wine tastings and winery tours all year round. READ MORE

The Riveredge Resort is located in the heart of the Thousand Islands, Alexandria Bay. Rising four floors above the majestic St. Lawrence Seaway and overlooking magnificent Boldt Castle, The Riveredge Resort offers full service quality and value to their guests.READ MORE

If you're in Alexandria Bay and want great food, Das Village Haus Restaurant is the place to go, where you will experience white cloth dining with the unique touch of Multi-Cultural hospitality.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

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

Our rooms at The Boardwalk Motel in Alexandria Bay are fully set up for longer stays, making it convenient for guests with a passion for excitement or those who wish to view the islands at their own pace.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

With hard to come by docking space in Alexandria Bay, Riveredge Resort guests will appreciate the convenience and accessibility that the 2000 ft. dock at Riveredge Dock Space offers.READ MORE

Channelsyde Motel in Alexandria Bay is a quiet friendly family run motel on the main channel of the St. Lawrence River. Sit and enjoy the freighters as they pass by.READ MORE