Kring Point State Park

What sets Kring Point State Park apart is its unique location on a slender peninsula bordered by the St. Lawrence River and Goose Bay, treating visitors to panoramic views of the Thousand Islands from nearly every angle. Nearly all of the 100 campsites and eight cabins offer either direct waterfront access or serene vistas, creating an exceptional camping experience for those captivated by water's edge tranquility, scenic beauty, and the call of the outdoors.

This 61-acre state park near Redwood, New York, is a haven for water enthusiasts, with activities like fishing, kayaking, and boating fully supported by docks and boat launches on both the river and bay. Anglers can cast their lines directly from certain campsites or the dock, targeting abundant fish species such as bass and northern pike. A small sand beach provides access for refreshing swims in the river, while hiking enthusiasts will enjoy the short, picturesque trail to Morgan Island, a charming spot with its own dock, pavilion, and restrooms.

Located just six miles from Alexandria Bay, Kring Point is an ideal destination for peaceful weekend getaways or extended vacations. The park’s rocky coastline, jagged topography, and abundant wildlife offer endless opportunities for nature connection and exploration. Its clean facilities, including bathhouses, picnic areas, and fire rings, cater to RVs and tent campers alike. Whether you're here to fish, paddle, or simply soak in the beauty of the Thousand Islands, Kring Point delivers a remarkable outdoor escape.