Some of the best camping my wife and I have done is in up-state New York, along the St. Lawrence Seaway. the Seaway runs from the Atlantic Ocean, inland past Montreal and runs along the Canadian, USA border all the way to lake Ontario. There is some of the best scenery you will ever see along the seaway. If you like seeing the large inland ships go by or just watching all the water craft using it for enjoyment. You can see the locks raising and lowering the watercraft as you get to each dam along the route. The most popular is the Eisenhower Lock in Massena, New York. You can cross under the lock through a tunnel and enter the national park. It is where the large dams are, that produce electricity. There is camping, a mariner, picnic areas and an overlook of the Dams with full story of the building of the St. Lawrence Seaway.
If you travel along the seaway you will reach Alexandria Bay or better known as the Thousand Islands. There is so much to do from water sports, boat rides by all the islands. There is a main street with all little shops and lots of things to do. If you leave this area and continue along the seaway you will eventually get to Cape Vincent, which is where the seaway enters Lake Ontario. All along the way is very scenic for you and your passengers. You will pass all along this trip many private and State campgrounds. If you travel another 30 miles along Lake Ontario, to the south, in Henderson Harbor, New York you will come across a campground called, ASSOCIATION ISLAND. It is an Island with a causeway to it so you can get your camper out to it and the campground is the only thing on the Island. It has lots of wild life to watch and a marina to keep your boat, and some of the best fishing around. There is a restaurant and adult room, full hook-ups, and a swimming pool. It is a really nice campground to stay at and relax for a period of time.
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Louie, Sales
