Cape Vincent Vacations

Fox Island, a private 270-acre retreat in Lake Ontario, has hosted governors and senators since the early 20th century. Its historic 8-bedroom lodge remains inaccessible to the public, preserving its exclusive character.

This former War of 1812 barracks now preserves Cape Vincent's maritime heritage and French influence. Explore artifacts and photographs that reveal the town's seafaring past during July and August's daily opening hours.

Housed on the foundation of an 1818 Cup and Saucer house built for Napoleon, this community library blends history with service. Browse collections or join a book club in this charming historical setting.

Enjoy waterfront camping along the St. Lawrence River at this tranquil state park. Launch your boat directly from your campsite, fish from shore, or simply soak in the scenic river views.

Historic Tibbetts Point Lighthouse marks where Lake Ontario meets the St. Lawrence River, featuring the only original Fresnel lens still working on the lake. Enjoy panoramic water views at this maritime museum.

Cape Vincent Town Hall is just one of the places to see in Cape Vincent, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? While you're in the area, stroll along the riverfront.

This revitalized community park hosts Cape Vincent's vibrant French Festival each July. Enjoy the serene green space with a picnic while experiencing the heart of local culture and traditions.

This community gathering spot features tennis, basketball, and baseball facilities where locals play pickleball three mornings weekly. Visitors can join the friendly matches or use the courts for recreation.