Places to stay in Wellesley Island, New York
Local restaurants include Nut’ N Fanci, Jezi’s, B C B International, and Wolfe’s Kountry Kottage.
If you are travelling in the area, Wellesley Island is located close to Plumtree Marsh, School Number 4 (historical), Corbin Ledge, School Number 12 (historical) and Little Birch Island.
The center of Wellesley Island ( which is at is longitude -75°59'17.851 and latitude 44°19'33.888 ) is located
3 miles away from Fineview, 4 miles away from Thousand Island Park, 4 miles away from Alexandria Bay and 8 miles away from Clayton.
Available Wellesley Island lodging
We currently have 10 accommodations in and around Wellesley Island.
Bed & Breakfasts
Approx 5 miles away in Alexandria Bay:
T & Company is located in the heart of the 1000 Islands in Alexandria Bay, New York. T & Company is located in a quiet neighborhood only two blocks away from the hustle and bustle of summer in downtown Alexandria Bay.
Hotels
Approx 4 miles away in Alexandria Bay:
The Applewood Inn, formerly known as The Sir Robert Peel Motor Lodge, which is located just outside Alexandria Bay, was acquired in late summer of 2013 and we have begun to debut newly renovated rooms on an ongoing basis.
44810 New York State Route 12
Bed & Breakfasts
Approx 4 miles away in Alexandria Bay:
The Captain Visger House Bed and Breakfast is an elegant option in colorful Alexandria Bay where you are invited to step back in time to the Thousand Island's genteel Gilded Age. This fully restored, architecturally significant home combines gracious antiques with 21st century conveniences.
Campsite / RV Parks
Approx 4 miles away in Alexandria Bay:
Enjoy a view of the Thousand Islands Bridge from the American Flea Market and RV Site in Alexandria Bay, home to a flea market, and outdoor mall, and a consignment shop, with antiques and collectables sold. A self-contained RV Campground is also located on this nine-acre plot..
Campsite / RV Parks
Approx 4 miles away in Alexandria Bay:
Grass Point State Park is on a point of land that projects into the American Channel of the St. Lawrence River, known for some of the best fishing in the country. The park is a popular spot for campers and day-users, who come to boat, swim, fish, picnic, or just to relax.
