Visiting St. Lawrence County
As New York State’s largest county, the St. Lawrence region is a diverse tourism and business destination. From the mighty St. Lawrence River with its international waters and nearby Canadian neighbors to our majestic Adirondack Park offering some of the state’s most exciting outdoor activities, remote camping and pristine natural recreation spaces.
Locations to Visit
From the Seaway Valley to the Adirondack Mountains
St. Lawrence County can be divided into four zones: the St. Lawrence River and immediate vicinity, the Valley, the Adirondack Foothills and the Adirondack Region. Depending on which area of the county you’re planning to visit, you’ll likely find most of the information you need by getting familiar with these prominent cities, towns, and villages. Whether they are your intended destination or just a short drive away, these areas tend to be the best hubs and activity centers for both locals and visitors alike.
Helpful Resources So You Can Start Planning
Area Activities & Things to Do
From Wine Tours & Shopping to Fishing Trips & Camping
No matter what kind of visit you’re planning, from business trips to family vacations, you’re sure to find an activity for everyone. With our beautiful Adirondack campgrounds and bountiful outdoor activities along the St. Lawrence River and it’s many nearby lakes and streams, there’s no shortage of adventure. We’ve got prime fishing, hunting, hiking, biking, camping, paddling & more. For the more culinary-focused, or arts, culture and entertainment inclined, check out our local restaurants and wine trails and be sure to visit our many arts & performance venues. Have an interest in history & museums? St. Lawrence County is home to all kinds of historic landmarks and museums. There's something for everyone!
