1000 Islands

Very simple, kind of rustic, but not too expensive. Trips out on the river are affordable (we paid $33 for the 2 of us for a 2.25 hour trip around the river and to Boldt Castle).

We go camping on the St. Lawerence every year on the US side. It really is beautiful in the summer. Lots of good kayaking opportunities.

Back from a sailing trip around the 1000 Islands.

What a beautiful place. If a little crowded. But still worth it.

Only durring the summer! Awesome place to travel I grew up here but unless you are one of those weirdos who likes to freeze their ass off i’ll recommend summer.

Before starting trip, it was raining. So I didnt’ want to go trip, but I didn’t have choice. I was very disappointed about 1000 islands that are just houses for rich people. Nothing is special to me.

This castle is haunted! I have relatives who work there as cleaners/caretakers. There are spirits about! It’s no wonder given the history!

When I was a kid, we went to the Thousand Islands for vacation every summer. We rented a houseboat, taking it up and down the river. Lots of fishing and barbecues.

I don’t like the cultural debasement that’s taken place in Canada since my childhood years, so I’m not sure how comfortable I’d feel going back. However, the immoral climate seems to be at the beginning of the pendulum swing back to normalcy, so let’s see what the future holds.

I’ve spent quite a few summers here (both the Canadian and US sides) and found it to be quite relaxing. Spending time on the water and on the beach is a great way to unwind.

Ever since I was born, I have spent summers in the Thousand islands. My grandparents live on Wellesley Island in Thousand Island Park. It’s breathtaking. I used to work at the state park on the island. The best is sitting on the wrap-around porch watching thunderstorms over the river.