Oswego County

Where to Get More Information:
Oswego County Department
of Promotion and Tourism
County Office Building
46 East Bridge Street
Oswego, New York 13126
(315) 349-8322
www.co.oswego.ny.us
Seaway Trail, Inc.
(315) 646-1000
www.seawaytrail.com
Altmar Albion Business Association
(315) 298-2511
www.hotyellow98.com/aaba
Greater Oswego Chamber of Commerce
(315) 343-7681
www.oswegochamber.com
Empire State Development
1-800 CALL NYS
1-800 I LOVE NY
www.iloveny.com
Fort Brewerton/Greater Oneida Lake
Chamber of Commerce
(315) 668-3408
www.oneidalakechamber.com
Greater Parish Chamber of Commerce
(315) 625-7354
Visit Oswego County on the Web:
OSWEGO COUNTY
www.co.oswego.ny.us
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FISH•N•FUN
Local Visitor Information:
Our web site:
www.co.oswego.ny.us, features
information on accommodations,
fishing charters and guides,
fishing and weather conditions,
snowmobile trail reports, and
much more. Or call the toll-free
FISH•N•Fun line at 1-800-2484FUN (4386) for fishing and
weather conditions, and cross
country ski and snowmobile trail
reports in season.
Other Brochures on Oswego County:
Several other brochures are available from the Oswego County
Department of Promotion and Tourism, including:
CANALLING! A boater’s guide to the history, facilities, and
resources of the Oswego River and Harbor.
FISHING AND HUNTING IN OSWEGO COUNTY A guide to sport
fishing and hunting.
SUMMER IN OSWEGO COUNTY Calendar of Events—Apr.-Oct.
Greater Fulton Chamber of Commerce
(315) 598-4231
www.fultonchamber.com
Greater Mexico Chamber of Commerce
(315) 963-1042
City of Oswego Director of Tourism
(315) 342-SAIL (7245)
Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
(315) 695-3599
Pulaski Eastern Shore Chamber
of Commerce
(315) 298-2213
www.pulaski-ny.com
Tug Hill Business Association
(315) 599-7377
www.tughillregion.com/tughillbusinessassociation
Tourist Information Centers:
Fulton Tourism and Interpretive
Center, Fulton
Route 3 West
(315) 598-4231
Open year-round
Great Salmon Wilderness Visitor
Information Center, Altmar
3044 State Route 13
3.5 miles east of Interstate 81, Exit 36
(315) 298-8717
Open weekends year-round, expanded
schedule to be determined
Tourist Information Center, Mexico
Main Street/State Route 104
Eddie’s Big M Grocery Parking Lot
Open mid-April through October 30
WINTER IN OSWEGO COUNTY Calendar of Events—Nov.-Mar.
O’Mara Welcome Center, Oswego
State Route 104 West
city line/eastbound lane
(315) 342-1264
Open Memorial Day through
September 30
Oswego State University
Information Center, Oswego
University Police
Route 104 at New Street
(315) 312-5553
Open year-round
Sept.,-May, 7:30 a.m.-7 p.m., June-Aug.,
7:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Pulaski Visitor Center
State Route 13, Ames Plaza
Exit 36 off Interstate 81
Open June through October
OSWEGO COUNTY
DEPARTMENT OF
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County Office Building
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Oswego, NY 13126
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Contents
OSWEGO COUNTY
Trophy
Fishing
Pages 4 & 5
WELCOMES YOU!
Boating
Pages 6 & 7
Great
Outdoors
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nglers have been heading
to Oswego County for years
in pursuit of some of the world’s
largest salmon and trout—but
there’s much more here for the
entire family to enjoy!
Within the borders of Oswego
County lie charming villages
and rural landscapes, sandy
shorelines and vast forests,
white water and serene lakes,
community festivals and national
attractions, and comfortable
accommodations. And of course,
there are lots of friendly people to
make your vacation an exciting
and memorable experience.
You’ll find all this and more in
Oswego County!
Pages 8 & 9
Attractions &
Entertainment
Pages 10 & 11
Festivals &
Events
We’re Known For…
FISHING! Oswego County leads New
York State’s Great Lakes counties in
sales of non-resident fishing licenses.
We also hold a number of world and
state records for trophy fish!
BOATING! The NYS Canal System
links Oswego County to Great Lake
Ontario, the 1000 Islands, and
beyond. Our other waters offer a
world of boating experiences from
white water rafting to sailing!
HISTORY! It’s kept alive through
our museums and active historical
societies. Oswego County’s heritage
traces back to the days preceding
European settlers and continues on
through the French and Indian War,
the War of 1812 and World War II!
Pages
12 & 13
Oswego
County
Attractions
Pages 14 & 15
GREAT OUTDOORS! From
our famed sunsets to our rural
landscapes and pristine forests,
Oswego County offers four
seasons of adventure!
THE
LAND OF
TROPHY
FISHING!
History &
Museums
Pages 16 & 17
ATTRACTIONS! Two of the world’s
most modern fish hatcheries and
three pulse-pounding speedways
highlight the diversity of
Oswego County!
Dining,
Shopping
& Antiques
FESTIVALS! Exciting community
festivals, including Oswego’s
Harborfest—rated as one of the Top
100 Events in North America—can be
found throughout the county!
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Pages
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Accommodations & Campgrounds: Pages 20 - 21
Advertisements: Pages 22 - 25
How To Get Here: Pages 26 - 27
TROPHY FISHING
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xperience the thrills of fishing in Oswego
County—the home of nine world fishing records!
Our year-round fishery yields record breaking trout
and salmon, tasty walleyes, bass, perch and more,
from a variety of access points. Our skilled charter
captains and licensed guides can help you get started.
Atlantic Salmon
FISHING HOT SPOTS:
Grindstone Creek
Lake Neahtawanta
Lake Ontario - Catfish Creek
Lake Ontario - Nine Mile
Point area
Lake Ontario - off Little
Salmon River
Lake Ontario - off Oswego River
Lake Ontario - Port Ontario area
Lake Ontario - Sandy Pond area
Lighthouse Hill Reservoir
Little Salmon River
North Sandy Pond
Oneida Lake
Oneida River
Oswego River
Salmon River Reservoir
Salmon River
Salmon River, North Branch
Sandy Creek
South Sandy Pond
Brook Trout
Brown Trout
DID YOU KNOW?
Bullhead
Carp
Oneida Lake is the largest inland
lake located entirely within New
York State and has more fish per
acre than any other lake in the
Northeast!
Catfish
Chinook Salmon
Coho Salmon
About 70,000 fishing licenses are
Lake Trout
sold each year in the county —
with 39,000 to non-New York State
residents!
Largemouth Bass
We’re home to nine world fishing
Northern Pike
records for trout, salmon, and other
species, plus world records in freshwater line class and fly rod line class
categories. These include the world
records for coho salmon, pumpkinseed and greater redhorse, and the
state records for brown trout, chinook salmon, and sheepshead.
And the list keeps growing!
Pan Fish
Rainbow Trout
Smallmouth Bass
Smelt
Long before sportfishing became
Steelhead
popular, weirs were built across the
Oswego River at the base of the
falls in Fulton. The weirs trapped
eel, which were then smoked and
shipped downstate for sale. At the
peak of this industry in the late
19th century, about 1,000 barrels of
smoked eel were shipped to New
York City each year.
Walleye
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BOATING
T
here’s no end to our waterways — and no end to
the ways you can enjoy them! Launch your own
craft, take a fishing charter, or watch the magnificent
commercial or naval ships and pleasure boats which
arrive in port each summer!
Canal Boating
Regattas
Canoeing
Sailing
DID YOU KNOW?
The Oswego River was a major
boat and shipbuilding center from
the late 1700’s to the early 1900’s.
The industry thrived in the 1800’s
when sloops, schooners, tugboats,
steamboats, and canalboats were
built here. And today in the oldest
drydock on Lake Ontario, the
Oswego Maritime Foundation is
building a new schooner, the
OMS Ontario!
Charter Boat Fishing Scuba Diving
Commercial Ships
Tall Ships
Ice Sailing
Water Skiing
Jet Skiing
White Water Rafting
Kayaking
There were over 160 shipwrecks
along Oswego County’s Lake
Ontario shoreline, making this
an exciting place for scuba divers
to explore.
Motorboating
Naval Ships
Oswego County is host to New York State’s first
diving preserve in the Great Lakes. The New York State
David W. Mills Submerged Cultural Preserve and Dive
Site features the shipwreck of the freighter David W.
Mills and provides a mooring buoy to allow visiting
scuba divers to easily find and access the site.
The Port of Oswego each season
welcomes ships from around the
world as the first port of call on
the Great Lakes. It handles nearly
one million tons of cargo and is
the oldest freshwater port in
North America.
From June 21-25, 2001, the
port of Oswego will serve as
the first port of call for the Tall
Ships Challenge™ Great Lakes
race series, organized by the
American Sail Training Association. Tour majestic tall ships
from around the world as they gather in Oswego Harbor
before they race to Toronto in the first leg of the Great Lakes
Challenge. Oswego’s rich maritime history, protected harbor
and deep wharf make it a natural to host this event. A raised
shoreline of parks and historic Fort Ontario’s ramparts will
provide a panoramic view of the ships.
The preserve is located four and one-half miles
west of Oswego Harbor in an area called Ford Shoal. In
August 1919, the 202-foot steamer ran aground on the
shoal in dense smog created by Canadian forest fires.
Efforts to free the ship failed, and it broke apart in a
violent storm.
Today, divers can explore the wreck’s many
attractions, including the intact keel and 11-foot
propeller, engine, port and starboard hulls, boiler,
winch and anchor. The site is free of penetration areas
and appropriate for beginner divers. Resting in 12 to
25 feet of water, the bright natural light, remarkable
visibility, and abundant wildlife provide excellent
opportunities for photographers.
The Oswego River is part of the
NYS Canal System, successor to
the historic Erie Canal, once the
principal route of access to the
interior of the North American
continent. The Oswego Canal
section was completed in 1828.
The Oswego River is one of the
few rivers in the United States that
flows north.
Oswego County has 47.2 miles of
shoreline along Lake Ontario and
Oneida Lake.
The New York State Canal travels
through the middle of Oneida Lake,
connecting Sylvan Beach and
Brewerton.
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Great Lake Ontario is the 14th
largest freshwater lake in the world.
GREAT OUTDOORS
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t doesn’t matter if you’re on a sunny beach or a
snowy trail, visiting the Salmon River Greenway or
sleeping in a real yurt! Year-round, there’s always
more to do, more to see, and more to experience in
our Great Outdoors!
Beaches
Bicycling
Bird Watching
Camping
Cross-Country Skiing
Dog Sledding
Fall Foliage
Farm Tours and Markets
Golf Courses
Hiking
Hunting
Nature Centers
Snowmobiling
Swimming
Wildlife
DID YOU KNOW?
Oswego County’s sunsets are
regarded by many as the most
beautiful in the world.
Derby Hilll attracts tens of
thousands of migratory birds
each spring and is one of the
most important viewing spots for
broad-winged hawks in the East.
They rest as they migrate northward by gliding on air currents
above the hills along Lake Ontario
near Mexico Point.
Northern Oswego County’s Tug
Hill region is the ultimate winter
playground, and receives more
snowfall than anywhere else east
of the Rocky Mountains—as much
as 20 feet each year!
Many thousands of acres of our
great outdoors were once owned
by Alexander Hamilton. The land
was sold to pay off his debts
following his fatal encounter with
Aaron Burr.
The Onondaga Indians used
Oswego County as their hunting
and fishing ground before the
area was settled by Europeans.
The Salmon River is so named,
local legend says, because when
early settlers first arrived here, you
could walk across the river on the
backs of the Atlantic Salmon
when they made their annual
fall migration.
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ATTRACTIONS
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rom the thrill of auto racing to the pleasure
of dinner theater, you’ll find attractions galore
to suit the tastes and budget of any family!
AAA Paintball Park
Art Association of Oswego
Brewerton Speedway
The Energy Center
Farmers’ Markets
Fulton Speedway
MotoMasters Park
The Music Hall
Oneida Lake Fish Cultural Station
Oswego Speedway
Outdoor Concerts
DID YOU KNOW?
Roadside Produce Stands
Salmon River Fine Arts Center
Tyler Art Gallery
Oswego Speedway began in
1951 with racing divisions of
post-war flat heads. These fullscale machines evolved into the
super-modifieds as more racers
came from the Midwest with their
used Indy roadsters.
Waterman Theatre
The Oswego Normal School,
Salmon River Fish Hatchery
Thunder Island Amusement Park
the predecessor to Oswego State
University, was the first to use the
objective method of teaching in
the 1860s. The “Oswego
Movement” influenced many
other teaching colleges throughout the country.
The Oneida Lake Fish Cultural
Station is the first facility in North
America to intensively rear large
numbers of fingerling walleyes.
The Ferris wheel at Thunder
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Island was used in the popular
movie “Big” which starred Tom
Hanks.
FESTIVALS & EVENTS
W
hether it’s the thunderous roar of the
Oswego Speedway Fall Classic, the
excitement of seeing spring migrating birds at
the Bird Festival, the Tug Hill Tourathon’s frosty
challenge, or the medley of tastes, sights, and
sounds at Oswego’s Harborfest—you’ll find an
exciting event happening somewhere in
Oswego County any time of the year!
Big East Snocross Tour
Canal Day
Central Square Apple Festival
Fly-In Breakfast & Family Fun Fest
Great Pumpkin Festival
Harborfest
Independence Day Celebration
Jazz Fest
Lake Ontario Bird Festival
Lake Ontario Counties (LOC) Spring and Fall Derbies
Light-Up Pulaski
Memorial Day Salute
Oswego County Airport Day
Oswego County Fair
Oswego County Snowmobile & Outdoor Trade Show
Oswego Speedway Classic Festival & Weekend
Parish Arts & Crafts Festival
Pro-Am Salmon & Trout Team Tournament
Pulaski’s Summerfest
Regattas
Salmon River Festival
Salmon River Fish Hatchery Open House
Sandy Pond Sportsmen’s Club Ice Fishing Derby
Snowblast Winter Festival
Summer Concerts
Tug Hill Tourathon Cross-Country Ski Races
Tug Hill Challenge Sled Dog Race
Youth Hockey Tournaments
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This is a sampling of events.
See back cover for information on Calendar of Events brochures.
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DID YOU KNOW?
The record time for the 50-kilometer Tug Hill Tourathon is 2 hours,
20 minutes.
The Oswego County Fair was first
held in 1856. For many years it
was held at Recreation Park in
Fulton, then moved to Sandy
Creek in 1920.
Oswego’s Harborfest features
fabulous fireworks by the worldfamous Grucci family, which has
lit up the Statue of Liberty and
the Washington Mall. Each year
over 100,000 people enjoy the
spectacular show over Oswego
Harbor! And the next day, off
historic Fort Ontario, thousands
view the re-enactment by tall
ships of a Lake Ontario naval
engagement.
The Sail Oswego Regatta is the
largest such race in the area.
About 60 boats, including boats
and crews from Canada, compete
in this race.
The Annual Fly-In Breakfast at the
Richland airport has been held for
over 20 years.
THERE’S SO MUCH MORE IN OSWEGO COUNTY!
Boating
Launch Sites & Marinas:
Fees for docking or launching
are charged by some
establishments.
Sandy Pond:
Carnsie’s Irish Wigwam
Co. Rte. 15, Sandy Creek.
315/387-3001. Marina.
D. Senior Marine, 9245 NYS Rte.
3, Sandy Creek. 315/387-5002.
Launch, marina.
Greene Point Marina, Inc.,
206 Greene Point Rd., North
Sandy Pond, Sandy Creek.
315/387-3513 or 387-5226.
Launch, marina.
North Sandy Pond Marina,
3299 Co. Rte. 15, Sandy Pond.
315/387-3522. Launch, marina.
Reiter’s Marina, 9203 NYS Rte. 3,
Sandy Creek. 315/387-3881.
Launch, marina.
Seber Shores Marina, North
Sandy Pond, Sandy Creek.
315/387-5502. Launch, marina.
Salmon River to
Port Ontario:
Clark’s Marina, 803 Co. Rte 5,
Pulaski. 315/298-5832. Launch,
marina.
Lighthouse Marina, 6 Lake Rd.
Extension, Pulaski. 315/298-6688.
Launch, marina.
Pine Grove (Selkirk Shores State
Park), 7101 NYS Rte. 3, Pulaski.
315/298-5737. Launch, marina.
Little Salmon River to
Mexico Bay:
Catfish Creek Fishing Camps,
Chase Dr., New Haven.
315/963-7310. Launch, marina.
Dowie Dale Marina, 470 St. Rte.
104B, Mexico. 315/963-7895 or
963-8597. Launch, marina.
Mexico Bay Company, 35 Co.
Rte. 40, Mexico. 315/963-3221.
Marina.
Mexico Point State Boat Launch,
245 Co. Rte. 40, Mexico.
315/963-3656. Launch, marina
(no overnight docking).
Mike’s Marina Sales & Service,
266 NYS Rte. 104B, Mexico.
315/963-3119. Launch, marina
Salmon Country, Inc., 58 Mexico
Point Dr., Mexico. 315/963-8049.
Launch, marina.
Oswego River to
Oswego Harbor:
City of Fulton Canal Park Marina,
S. First St., Fulton. 315/593-7166.
Marina.
Indian Point Landing, NYS Rte.
481, Fulton. 315/592-2474.
Launch.
Leto Island, Adjacent to Lock #7,
Oswego. 315/343-0751. Launch
(motorless boats), marina.
Oswego International Marina,
Lake St., Oswego. 315/342-0463
or 343-1967. Launch, marina.
Oswego Marina, Inc., 3 Basin St.
(end of NYS Rte. 481 N),
Oswego.
Stop 28, Co. Rte. 57 S., Fulton.
315/349-8322. Launch (maximum
size 14 ft).
Wright’s Landing Marina, 17 Lake
St., Oswego. 315/343-8430.
Launch, marina.
Lake Neahtawanta:
City of Fulton North Bay
Campground, 925 Phillips St.,
Fulton. 315/592-2256. Launch.
Oneida Lake
North Shore:
The Boathouse Marina, 1397 NYS
Rte. 49, Constantia. 315/6239583. Launch, marina.
Bradbury’s Boatel, 57 Bradbury
Rd. (Co. Rte. 37), Brewerton.
315/676-7060. Launch, marina.
Caughdenoy Marina, 10136
Caughdenoy Rd., Central Square.
315/668-8146. Launch, marina.
Charley’s Boat Livery, 8330
McCloud Rd., West Monroe.
315/668-6341. Launch, marina.
Johnson Bay Marina, 136
McCloud Rd., West Monroe.
315/668-3453. Launch, marina.
Spruce Grove Marina, 1202A
NYS Rte. 49, Constantia.
315/623-7244 or 623-9436.
Launch, marina.
Trade-A-Yacht East Marina, Big
Bay Rd., Brewerton. 315/6763531. Launch, marina.
Tri-Bridge Marina & Boatel, 32
Weber Rd., Central Square.
315/676-2171. Launch, marina.
Great Outdoors
Amboy 4H Environmental
Education Center, off NYS Rte.
183, Amboy. 150 acres, marked
trails, camping. 315/963-7286
Chateaugay State Forest, Co.
Rtes. 2 & 50, Orwell. 4 trails,
cross-country skiing, hiking.
607/753-3095
Derby Hill Bird Observatory,
Mexico Point. Designated as NYS
Important Bird Area by National
Audubon Society. Birds of prey—
early March to late April;
Waterfowl—Sept. & Oct.
315/963-8291 or 315/457-7731
Happy Valley State Wildlife
Management Area, NYS Rte.
104, Albion, Amboy, Parish and
Williamstown. 8,645 acres,
hunting, fishing, hiking, birding,
cross-country skiing, camping
(by permit). 607/753-3095
Littlejohn Wildlife Management
Area, Co. Rte. 17, Boylston &
Redfield. 18.8 miles of trails.
Hiking, foliage, camping
(by permit). 607/753-3095
Mad River Unlimited, 744 Co.
Rte. 47, Redfield. Canoe and
kayak rentals on the Salmon River
Reservoir. 315/599-7328
Oswego County Nature Park at
Camp Zerbe, NYS Rte. 104,
Williamstown. 540 acres, nature
trails, interpretive center, picnic
pavilion, educational exhibits,
meeting center. 315/349-3451
Oswego County Recreational
Trail, Volney to Central Square
and West Monroe to Cleveland.
26 miles, ideal for hiking, biking,
horseback riding, cross-country
skiing, and snowmobiling.
315/349-8322
Rice Creek Field Station,
Thompson Rd., Oswego State
University. 26-acre Rice Pond,
400 acres, nature trails, exhibits,
indoor viewing gallery and
lectures. 315/342-0961
Salmon Hills Resort, Noble
Shores Dr., Redfield. Year-round
trails and special events. In
winter, X-C ski 30 km of groomed
trails, 2 km of lit trails, and
overnight in the unique Yurt
Village. Groomed snowtubing
hill. 315/599-4003 or
888/976-SNOW/
www.discover-tughill.com.
Salmon River Falls, Orwell. View
from trail or parking lot off Falls
Rd. year-round.
Sandy Island Beach, off Co. Rte
15. 11 acres, sandy beach on
Lake Ontario shoreline. Memorial
Day to Labor Day. 315/349-3451,
315/387-2657 (seasonal)
Seaway Trail, 454-mile national
scenic byway passes through
Oswego County. 315/646-1000 or
1-800-SEAWAY- T (732-9298)
Selkirk Shores State Park, off NYS
Rte. 3, Pulaski. Beach, picnic
facilities, fishing, camping and
swimming. 315/298-5737
Three Mile Bay Wildlife
Management Area, off NYS Rte.
49, West Monroe & Constantia.
3,497 acres provide a home for
waterfowl and other wildlife
species. Big & small game hunting and fishing. 607/753-3095
Tug Hill Outdoors, NYS Rte. 13,
Redfield. Canoe and rowboat
rentals on the Salmon River
Reservoir. 315/599-7727
Tug Hill Tourathon Trail System,
Center Rd., Boylston. 31 miles of
groomed trails for cross-country
skiing. 315/465-7888
Piez Hall Planetarium, Oswego
State University. 315/312-3065
Thunder Island, Wilcox Rd.,
Fulton. Water slides, go-carts,
miniature golf, bumper boats,
Ferris wheel, carnival, helicopter
ride, games. 315/598-8016
Tri-R Karts & Super Golf, NYS
Rte. 3, Pulaski. Miniature
golf, super go-karts and food,
birthday and party packages.
315/298-RACE
Racing:
Attractions &
Entertainment
Arts & Culture:
Art Association of Oswego, Fort
Ontario Park, Oswego. Gallery,
art classes. 315/343-5675
Arts & Culture for Oswego
County, 24-hour arts hotline for
current events. 315/342-1109
The Music Hall, McCrobie
Building, 41 Lake St., Oswego.
Variety of music and shows.
315/754-8946 or 342-1733.
Salmon River Fine Arts Center,
4882A N. Jefferson St., Pulaski.
Art exhibits. 315/298-7007
Tyler Hall Art Gallery, Oswego
State University. Art exhibits.
315/312-2113
Waterman Theatre, Oswego State
University. Plays, musicals and
concerts. 315/312-2141
Family Fun:
AAA Paintball Park, Co. Rte. 23,
Constantia. Weekends, Apr.-Oct.
Year-round group arrangements
available. 315/623-9067
Central Square Depot, Railroad
Ave., Central Square. Completely
restored, including telegraph.
Array of artifacts displayed,
antique steam & diesel locomotives, passenger car and caboose
built from the rails up.
315/676-7582 or 668-6727
The Energy Center, Lake Rd.,
NE of Oswego. Hands-on
displays and exhibits on electrical
generation and transmission.
315/342-4117
Grampa Bob’s Animal Park,
Valley Road, Mexico. Petting zoo,
exotic birds & animals, food,
playground, picnic area, pony
rides. 315/298-2347
NYS Oneida Lake Fish Cultural
Station, NYS Rte. 49, Constantia.
Largest, state-of-the-art walleye
hatchery in the country. Open
April 1 to September 30.
315/623-7311
NYS Salmon River Fish Hatchery,
Co. Rte. 22, Altmar, Supplies
salmon and trout to the Great
Lakes. Displays and exhibits.
315/298-5051
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Brewerton Speedway, US Rte. 11,
Brewerton. IMCA Modifieds,
Outlaw Sportsman and 4-cyl.
Super stocks. 315/668-6906
(track) or 668-4628 (office)
Fulton Speedway, Co. Rte. 57,
Fulton. Outlaw Modifieds,
Outlaw Sportsman, Street Stock
and Pure Stock. NASCAR-sanctioned track. 315/593-6531
Moto Masters Park, US Rte. 11,
Maple View. AMA-sanctioned
sand track for Motocross bikes
and 4-wheelers. 315/963-4999
Oswego County Quarter Midget
Club, Quarter Midget racing track
located on corner of Oswego
County Airport, at Silk and
Howard Roads, off NYS Rte. 3.
Races are held Sundays, April
through October. Free admission.
315/592-2555
Oswego Speedway, E. Albany St.,
Oswego. Limited Supermodifieds,
Supermodifieds and Midget
racing. 5/8-mile banked track.
315/342-0646
Golf Courses &
Driving Ranges
Battle Island State Park, NYS Rte.
48, Fulton. Public course, 18
holes; golfing and cross-country
skiing. 315/593-3408
Caughdenoy Creek Country Club,
Co. Rte. 33, Central Square.
Public course, 9 holes. Driving
range. 315/676-GOLF (4653)
The Elms Golf Club, Elms Rd., off
NYS Rte. 3, Sandy Creek. Public
course, 18 holes. 315/387-5297
Emerald Crest Golf Course, off
NYS Rte. 3, Palermo. Public
course, 18 holes. 315/593-1016
The Evergreen Hills Golf Course,
Co. Rte. 20, Maple Ave., Oswego
Center. Public course, 9 holes.
Driving range. 315/343-7906
Fairview Golf Driving Range,
NYS Rte 3, Pulaski. 315/298-5226
Fulton Driving Range, NYS Rte
48, Fulton. 315/598-3691
Green Valley Golf Course/
Greenview Country Club, NYS
Rte. 49, West Monroe. Public
course, 36 holes. 315/668-2244
Griffins’ Greens, NYS Rte. 104A,
Southwest Oswego. Public
course, 18 holes. 315/343-2996
Orchard View Golf Range, Inc.,
NYS Rte 49, Central Square.
315/668-6819
Palermo Driving Range, Co. Rte
45, Fulton. 315/598-8089
The Pines Golf Club, 6919 NYS
Rte. 3, Pulaski. Public course,
18 holes. 315/298-8100
Riverside Country Club, 647 Co.
Rte. 37, Central Square. Public
course, 18 holes. 315/676-7714
Starlight Driving Range, US Rte
11, Pulaski. 315/298-6331
Tamarack Golf Club, 2021 Co.
Rte. 1, Oswego. Public course, 9
holes. 315/342-6614
Festivals & Events
Big East Snocross Tour, Pulaski.
February. 315/298-2213
Canal Day, Henley Park, Phoenix.
June. 315/695-6887
Central Square Apple Festival, US
Rte. 11, September. 315/676-7653
Fly-In Breakfast & Family Fun
Fest, Richland Airport. June.
315/298-4717
Great Pumpkin Festival,
Washington Square, Oswego.
October. 315/342-7609
Harborfest, Oswego, July.
315/343-FREE (3733)
Independence Day Celebration,
Oswego, July. 315/343-7681
Jazz Fest, Canal Landing Park,
Fulton. August. 315/598-6900
Lake Ontario Bird Festival,
Mexico. Early May. National
Audubon Event. 315/349-8322
Lake Ontario Counties (LOC)
Spring and Fall Derbies,
Lakewide. April/May,
August/September.
315/349-8322
Light-Up Pulaski, North and
South Parks. December.
315/298-2213
Memorial Day Salute, Recreation
Park, Fulton. May. 315/592-4486
Oswego County Airport Day,
Oswego County Airport. Volney.
August. 315/591-9130
Oswego County Fair, Sandy
Creek. Late June, early July.
315/465-7878
Oswego County Snowmobile &
Outdoor Trade Show, Sandy
Creek Fairgrounds. September.
315/599-7762
Oswego Speedway Classic
Festival & Weekend, Oswego.
Labor Day Weekend.
315/342-0646
Parish Arts & Crafts Festival,
Union St., Parish. June.
315/625-7354
Pro-Am Salmon & Trout Team
Tournament, Oswego and
Mexico. July. 315/349-8322
Pulaski’s Summerfest, Pulaski.
Summer-long. 315/298-2213
Regattas, Oswego. Throughout
summer. 315/342-5753 and
315/342-1040
Salmon River Festival, South Park
Pulaski. October. 315/298-7668
Salmon River Fish Hatchery
Open House, Co. Rte. 22, Altmar.
September. 315/298-7605
Sandy Pond Sportsmens’ Club Ice
Fishing Derby, Pulaski. February.
315/387-6310
Snowblast Winter Festival,
Phoenix. January. 315/695-2801
Summer Concerts, Oswego.
315/343-1600 and 315/343-1176
Tug Hill Tourathon Cross-Country
Ski Race, Boylston. JanuaryMarch. 315/465-7031
Tug Hill Challenge Sled Dog
Race, Winona State Forest.
February. 315/668-6705
Youth Hockey Tournaments,
Oswego, November - April.
315/342-4959
This is a sampling of events.
See the back of this brochure
for information on Calendar of
Events brochures.
History &
Museums
Bridge House Museum, State &
Lock Sts., Phoenix. Canal, boating, and village history. 315/6951308 or 695-2484
Fernwood Hydro Processing
Facility Tours, Co. Rte. 41A,
Fernwood (Pulaski). 100-yr. old
restored feedmill features one of
the few remaining restored water
turbines in NYS. Open 11-3 daily,
May-Oct. 315/298-7532
Fort Brewerton/Block House
Museum, US Rte. 11, Brewerton.
Native American exhibits, Civil &
Revolutionary War artifacts and
heirlooms from Stevens family.
315/668-8801 or 676-7986
Fort Ontario State Historic Site,
Oswego. Military demonstrations,
research library and cemetery.
315/343-4711
H. Lee White Marine Museum,
foot of W. 1st St., Oswego.
Maritime history and children’s
collections. 315/342-0480
Halfshire Historical Society, Co.
Rte. 48, Richland. Special exhibits
on farm life from 1800-1950.
315/298-2986
Historical Society of Fulton,
177 S. 1st St., Fulton. Exhibits
and materials on local business,
industry and people.
315/598-4616
John D. Murray Firefighters
Museum, East Side Fire
Station, E. Cayuga St., Oswego.
Vintage fire trucks and
memorabilia. Winter tours by
appointment, Spring/Summer
hours M,W, F 12-4 p.m.
315/343-0999
“La Guerre d’Independence,”
NYS Rte. 104, Mexico Academy
and Central School, Mexico.
Multi-colored woodblock scenic
depicting War of Independence.
Mexico Museum, S. Jefferson St.,
Mexico. Exhibits and materials on
village history. 315/963-8542 or
963-7034
Oswego Lighthouse, Oswego.
View from Breitbeck Park, Lake
Street or Fort Ontario.
Pulaski Historical Society, 7477
Maple Ave., Pulaski. Village history and permanent display on John
Ben Snow family. 315/298-4650
Richardson-Bates House
Museum, 135 E. 3rd St., Oswego.
Victorian mansion with 5 period
rooms and exhibits on county
history. 315/343-1342
Safe Haven Exhibit, Oswego
Head Start Bldg., Fort Ontario
Park, foot of E. 4th St., Oswego.
Display recounting the story of
America’s only camp for
Holocaust survivors during
World War II. Open Sundays
1-4p.m., Memorial Day
weekend-Labor Day Weekend.
315/343-1971
Schroeppel Historical Society
Museum, Main and Volney Sts.,
Phoenix. Gothic architecture and
stained glass. 315/695-6887 or
695-2540
Selkirk Lighthouse, Co. Rte. 5,
Port Ontario. 1838 stone
structure with original lantern.
315/298-6688
West Monroe Historical Society,
NYS Rte. 49, West Monroe.
Special exhibits, photographs
and genealogy research.
315/668-2028
For further details, please refer to
the back cover for additional
Oswego County brochures.
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HISTORY & MUSEUMS
The Age of Invention, Phoenix
Bridge House Museum, Phoenix
Casey’s Cottage, Mexico Point State Park, Mexico
Fernwood Hydro Processing Facility, Fernwood
Fort Brewerton/Stevens Blockhouse Museum, Brewerton
Fort Ontario State Historic Site, Oswego
T
H. Lee White Marine Museum, Oswego
he Iroquois, French and British armies,
several wars, the Erie and Oswego Canals,
as well as local civic leaders and forward-looking
creative builders, have all left their marks on the
history of Oswego County. Rediscover this
fascinating heritage today in area museums,
historic sites, local libraries, and through
distinguished architecture.
Halfshire Historical Society Museum, Richland
Historical Society of Fulton Museum
John D. Murray Firefighters Museum, Oswego
“La Guerre d’Independence,” Mexico
Mexico Museum
DID YOU KNOW?
Oswego Lighthouse
Pulaski Historical Society Museum
Much of the action of James
Fenimore Cooper’s The Pathfinder
takes place during a trip on the
Oswego River in 1759.
Richardson-Bates House Museum, Oswego
Safe Haven, Oswego
Schroeppel Historical Society Museum
Walking Tours of many communities
Fort Ontario was surrendered to
the United States after the
Revolutionary War, but the British
did not actually vacate the Fort
until 1796.
West Monroe Historical Society
During World War II, nearly 1,000
Selkirk Lighthouse
Underground Railroad Driving Tours
Jewish refugees from Europe were
given a “safe haven” at Fort
Ontario — the only refugee camp
in the U.S. for Holocaust victims.
In the years prior to the Civil War,
Oswego County residents were
active in abolitionist groups and
the “underground raiload,”
sheltering escaped slaves as they
made their way to freedom
in Canada.
Dr. Mary Edwards Walker,
women’s rights advocate and
the first woman to receive the
Congressional Medal of Honor,
was born and lived in the Town
of Oswego.
Oswego was the site of three
tall-ship battles during the War
of 1812.
Silas Town, a spy during the
16
17
Revolutionary War for Gen.
George Washington, came to the
Village of Mexico around 1800.
He died in 1806 and was buried
on an island at the mouth of the
Little Salmon River, which is now
known as Spy Island.
DID YOU KNOW?
DINING, SHOPPING & ANTIQUES
Hunter Arms of Fulton made
shotguns that were prized by
sportsmen and collectors
around the world, including
Theodore Roosevelt and Clark
Gable, each of whom owned a
specially-engraved model.
Sculpture by the Salladin
stone carvers of the Village
of Phoenix can be seen in
cemeteries throughout Oswego
County and Central New York.
Birds Eye brand frozen
vegetables began in Fulton
and are still processed there
by Agrilink Foods.
Miss Columbia, a Victorian-era
doll hand made in the Town
of Oswego by two sisters,
was first exhibited at the
1893 Columbian Exhibition
held in Chicago. In 1900,
Miss Columbia began a world
tour to raise money for poor
children.
Kingsford Starch, first made
in Oswego in the 1800s, is still
sold west of the Mississippi;
east of that river cooks know
it as Argo Starch.
Hart crocks, some of the most
famous salt glaze earthenware
from 19th century America,
were made in Fulton. Today,
you can find them displayed at
the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller
Museum in Williamsburg,
Virginia, and other museums.
Nestlé, the world’s largest
food company, established their
first American plant in Fulton
where they still make famous
chocolate products.
The continuous-fold machine
which allowed facial tissues to
"pop up" from the box was
invented in Phoenix.
L. J. Farmer of Pulaski, known
as the Strawberry Man, was a
farmer who learned the value
of advertising, producing an
annual mail-order catalogue
of plants and books on strawberries that were sold nationwide in the late 1800’s and
early 1900’s.
C
hoose a fine dining experience on the banks of an
Oswego County stream, harbor-front by Great Lake
Ontario, or try ethnic specialties to delight a discriminating
diner. For casual eating in come-as-you-are informality,
Oswego County offers roadside diners, food stands, and
national restaurant chains. There is something for every
palate and pocketbook in Oswego County.
Whether you’re looking for a special treasure, a longsought collectible, or the perfect outfit or accessory, you’ll
enjoy the personal service and down-home friendliness
which enhance your shopping experience in Oswego
County’s department and specialty stores in our cities
and towns and along scenic by-ways.
Go antiquing where the dealers look! Check out the shops,
the auction houses, the flea markets, the road-side sales,
and be prepared to come home with a unique reflection of
the history and craftsmanship of days gone by.
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DA & LA Lodge, Inc. • (315) 298-2511
Co. Rte. 52. Box 221
Fox Hollow Salmon River Lodge • (315) 298-2876
2740 NYS Rte. 13 Altmar, NY 13302
16/FTP WS
2
16/P
4,5
7/P
5
4/TS
4,5
6/PS
P (L)
P (L)
L
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5
5/FTPS
L
Mahoney’s Salmon River Pines • (315) 298-5108
2624 NYS Rte. 13
4
2/P
P
5
4/P
The Stone House Inn • (315) 298-6028
154 Sloperville Dr.
4
6/P
The Victorian at Altmar • (315) 298-1111
26 Church St.
5
4/TS
WB
4
4/FT WSD
C
Y
4
4/T
WBD
LM
Y
Crews Quarters Lodging • (315) 342-6285
11 W. Seneca St.
Lighthouse Marina and Gift Shop • (315) 298-6688
6 Lake Rd. Ext. • 13142-0228 • P.O. Box 228
5
4
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Lodge at Douglaston Manor • (315) 298-6672
4360 NYS Rte. 13
1
TP
Y
Days Inn • (315) 343-3136 • (800) 325-2525
101 NYS Rte. 104
5
44/TP
Manning’s of Port Ontario • (315) 298-2509
7403 NYS Rte. 3
4
13/P
Sept 1May 15
2
16/TP
W
2
8/TP
The Melody Inn • (315) 675-8616
NYS Rte. 49
3
3/TP WD
P
5/TP
3
5/TS
1
5/P
Holly Drive Motel • (315) 592-2248
901 Holly Drive (NYS Rte. 3)
2
19/TP
Knights Inn • (315) 598-6100
Toll Free: (800) 843-5644 • 163 S. First St.
2
70/TP WP
Mini Motel • (315) 592-7238
1456 Co. Rte. 6
2
Riverside Inn • (315) 593-2444 • FX: 593-1730
930 S. First St.
1
R
Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park • (315) 963-7096
Toll Free: (800) 248-7096 • 601 Co. Rte. 16.
Camp Crystal • (315) 885-4562
24/TP
4,5 20/FTP
The Kingsford House B&B • (315) 343-8089
150 W. Third St.
3
W
Y
Maple Grove Resort • (315) 298-7256
2870 NYS Rte. 13
4
6/P
R
Y
Mud Creek Lodge- Douglaston • 315) 298-6672
4360 NYS Rte. 13
1
T
Y
Port Lodge Motel • (315) 298-6876
7351 NYS Rte. 3 • 13142-3103
2
41/TP
Y
Port Ontario Tackle Shop Lodge • (315) 298-6751
7365 NYS Rte. 3
The Portly Angler Lodge • (315) 298-4773
#24 Co. Rte. 2A
2
3/P
P
5/FTP
Main Street House B&B • (315)342-7469
5509 NYS Rte. 104E
3
4/FTP
New Beacon Motel • (315) 342-2398
5617 NYS Rte. 104
2
12/T
Y
1,3 13/TP
2
L
5/P
Y
Rainbow Shores Campsite & Motel • (315) 298-4407
348 Rainbow Shores Rd.
2
9/P
WSP
P
2
50/TP
SP
P (L)
P
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C
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L
R
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1880 House • (315) 298-6088
1 S. Jefferson St.
Y
Big A Sport Shop & Lodge • (315) 298-5509
4822 Salina St.
Y
Brennan Beach RV Park • (315) 298-2242
Toll Free: (888) 891-5979 • 80 Brennan Beach
Captain Luke’s Lodge • (315) 298-3685
5 Hotchkiss Dr.
Carnsie’s Marina-Resort LLC • (315) 387-3001
45 Wigwam Dr. • 13142-0457 • P.O. Box 457
Y
W
P
L
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Clark’s Cottages • (315) 298-4778
807 Co. Rte. 5
Deer Creek Motel • (315) 298-3730
8032 NYS Rte. 3
Y
8/T
68/TP WPL P (L) RCL
Y
Double Eagle Lodge • (315) 298-3326
3268 NYS Rte. 13 • 13142-2419
3
1
4
4/PS
Y
4/P
MayOct
9/P
Apr 15Oct 25
P
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5/FP WDL
Apr Nov
Apr 15Sept 30
20
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R
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W
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1/P
4
5
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15/FP WSBP
4
2
20/TP
5
6/TP
Driftwood Motel • (315) 298-5000
5240 US Rte. 11
2
15/TP
Feeder Creek Lodge • (315) 298-4467
Toll Free: (800) 368-4467 • 390 Valley Rd. • 13142-2165
5
6/TS
Fish Hawk Lodge • (315) 298-5841
1091 Albion Cross Rd.
5
4/S
Fish On Motel • (315) 298-3847
19 Glen Ave.
2
17/P
May 1Oct 15
Aug Oct
4/S
WB
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WBD
6/P LM P (L)
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5
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W
Jefferson Street Lodge • (315) 298-6247
4922 N. Jefferson St.
5
5/S
P
W
2,5
12/PS
W
R
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BS
P
WLM
70
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BS
CP
WS
DPL P (L)
189
ESD
BS
CP
WSB
DLM
P (L)
55
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B
C
BDLM
P
124
ESD
BS
CP
SDP
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K&G Lodge Twin Pines Cabins • (315) 343-2475
1881 Co. Rte. 1
67
ESD
BS
WB
P (L)
Scriba Country Cabins & Campgrounds
(315) 343-8320 • 80 Churchill Rd.
20
BS
W
L
Sunset Cabins - RV Park • (315) 343-2166
45 Co. Rte. 89
28
ESD
BS
WS
L
275
ESD
BS
Bear’s Sleepy Hollow RV Park • (315) 398-5560
7065 NYS Rte. 3
65
ESD
BS
Y
Brennan Beach RV Park • (315) 298-2242
Toll Free: (888) 891-5979 • 80 Brennan Beach Rd.
300
ESD
BS
Y
Chedmardo Campsite • (315) 298-5739
110 Partrick Dr.
250
ESD
BS
Rainbow Shores Campsite & Motel • (315) 298-4407
348 Rainbow Shores Rd.
147
ESD
BS
P
Selkirk Shores State Park • (315) 298-5737
Toll Free: (800) 456-2267 • 7101 NYS Rte. 3
148
ED
BS
Y
Stoney’s Pineville Campground • (315) 298-2325
2904 NYS Rte. 13
140
ESD
Y
Sunset Campground • (315) 387-5690
3035 Co. Rte. 15
50
Trapper’s Place • (315)298-6655
563 Centerville Rd.
P (L)
Mar Nov
L
Aug Mid May
R
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C
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May 5 Oct 15
R
Y
R
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Mar Nov
May 1 Oct 23
R
Sept 8 Nov 8
Y
5/TS
Unson’s Lodge • (315) 298-2446
277 Rainbow Shores Rd.
5
1/P
Y
Aug 15 May 15
P (L)
L
Whitaker’s Sport Store & Lodge • (315) 298-6162
3707 NYS Rte. 13
2
9/TP
Wild Bill’s Lodge • (315) 298-2461
5 Tim Bob Ln. Port Ontario • P.O. Box 575
5
6/TPS WSDM
Woodlawn Bed & Breakfast • (315) 298-3573
4677 Salina St. • 13142-2198
3
2/TP
L
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Redfield 13437
11/F
TPS WBDL P (L)
R
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5
4/TS
RC
Y
2
15/PS
R
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W
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Brenda’s Motel & Campground • (315) 298-2268
Toll Free: (888) 298-5054 • 644 Co. Rte.48
Brown’s Campground • (315) 298-5449
2524 NYS Rte. 13
Cannon’s Campground • (315) 298-5054
Co. Rte. 48
Apr 15 Oct 1
Fulton 13069
North Bay Campgrounds • (315) 592-2256
925 Phillips St.
May Sept
Mexico 13114
Dowie Dale Campground • (315) 963-7895
NYS Rte. 104B
Salmon Country Inc. • (315) 963-8049
47 Mexico Point Dr. W.
Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park • (315) 963-7096
Toll Free: (800) 248-7096 • 601 Co. Rte. 16
May Sept
Apr Oct
Apr 15 Oct 25
Oswego 13126
Apr 15 Oct 15
Apr 1 Nov 30
May 1Oct 15
Parish
East Coast Resorts of America, Inc. • (315) 625-4101
Toll Free (315) 625-7241 • 132 Crim Rd.
CP
WSB
May 15P (L)
DPL
Oct 15
Pulaski 13142
W
P (L)
CP
Apr 15 Oct 15
May 1 WSP P (L)
Oct 15
May 15 P
WS
Oct 31
May 5 WSP P (L) Oct 15
May 1SWL P (L) Oct 23
BS
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P (L)
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ESD
BS
CP
W
P (L)
Apr 1 Oct 31
13
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45
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7
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BS
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56
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CP
WP
50
ESD
BS
P
WSP P (L)
CP
Y
Sandy Creek 13145
Colonial Court Campground • (315) 387-3376
8730 NYS Rte. 3
Seber Shores Marina & Campsites • (315) 387-5502
181 Marina Rd.
CP
W
P (L)
WDLM
Apr 1 Oct 31
May 15 Oct 15
Redfield 13437
5/TPS
Y
Greene Point Marina, Inc. • (315) 387-3513
206 Greene Pt. Rd., Mannsville, 13661
4
4/P
North Country Lodging • (315) 387-5481
209 Seber Shores Rd.
Tug Hill Lodge • (315) 387-5326
216 Salisbury St. • 13145-0204
C
Central Square 13036
Caughdenoy Marina • (315) 668-8146
10316 Caughdenoy Rd.
Sandy Creek 13145
5
Y
R
3
All Season Lodge • (315) 387-5850
6035 S. Main St. • 13145-0549
L
Season/Y=Year Round
20
Mid Mar Nov
14/TS
Harris Lodging • (315) 387-5907
141 Salisbury St. • 13145-0547
C=Camp Store/P=Playground
BS
4
Y
Mar Apr
Y
ESD
Stoney’s Pineville Campground • (315) 298-2325
2904 NYS Rte. 13
Sunset Campground/Angler’s Roost B&B • (315) 387-5690
3035 Co. Rte. 15
Fort Geronimo Sports Lodge • (315) 599-7761
430 McCaw Rd.
Salmon Hills Resort to Fun • (315) 599-4003
100 Noble Shores Dr.
P (L)
15
Apr 1 Nov 21
L
14/P
Y
P
WS
4
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Apr Nov
10/P
The Sequoia • (315) 298-5277
4956 N. Jefferson St.
The CrossRoads Inn & Cabins • (315) 599-4042
4760 Co. Rte. 17 • P.O. Box 105
L
2,4
26/FP WSBL P (L)
Y
Apr 1Nov 30
4,5
SBD
3/TP LM
P (L)
4
CL
P (L)
Golden Fish Restaurant & Cabins • (315) 298-6556
7381 NYS Rte. 3
Hidden Acres Lodging • (315) 298-FISH
187 Palmiteer Rd.
Y
W
Selkirk Shores State Park • (315) 298-5737
Toll Free: (800) 456-2267 • 7101 NYS Rte. 3
Steelhead Lodge Motel • (315) 298-4371
3178 NYS Rte. 13
B=Bathrooms/S=Showers
Season/Y=Year Round
R=Restaurant/C=Coffeeshop
L=Lounge
P=Pets Allowed/L=Pets Leashed
Y
47/TP
23/T
P
WS
5
W
BS
Y
P (L)
39/TP
Thomas Inn • (315) 343-4900
309 W. Seneca St.
2
B
2
Redwood Motel • (315) 298-4717
PO Box 315, 3723 NYS Rte. 13
Reed’s Fishing Retreat • (315) 387-6645
135 Lakeshore Rd.
Salmon Acres Lodge & Motel • (315) 298-6173
3694 NYS Rte. 13
P (L)
ED
Mar Dec
Pulaski Super 8 Motel • (315) 298-4888
Toll Free: (800) 800-8000 • 3866 NYS Rte. 13
May 1Oct 15
R
P (L)
Y
R
C
W
8/P
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3/FTP WBD
P
2
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W
Apr Oct
Jul 1 Nov 1
50
Mar Dec
Pulaski Country Pizza, Inc. • (315) 298-6631
3866 NYS Rte. 13
16/P
P (L)
ESD
Y
Apr 1 Nov 30
39/P
4
3
P (L)
1
Sunset Cabins - RV Park • (315) 343-2166
45 Co. Rte. 89
Holbrook’s Motel • (315) 695-3500
20 Bankrupt Rd.
MayOct
New Haven 13121
Catfish Creek Fishing Camp • (315) 963-7310
118 Chase Dr.
2
K&G Lodge Twin Pines Cabins • (315) 343-2475
Toll Free: (315)346-6533 • 1881 Co. Rte. 1
RCL
Phoenix 13135
Y
Mexico 13114
Strike King Lodge • 963-7826
286 NYS Rte. 104B
Evergreen Motel • (315) 343-6880
5047 NYS Rte. 104E
Y
Pulaski 13142
3
Gone Fish Inn • (315) 963-8403
239 Fravor Rd.
93/TPS BD
C
Pennellville 13132
Y
Fulton 13069
Doney’s Bed & Breakfast • (315) 593-7419
2341 Co. Rte. 176
Fulton Ale House • (315) 598-9748
201 Seneca St.
1
River Edge Mansion Bed & Breakfast • (315) 695-3021
Toll Free: (315) 695-3021• One Co. Rte. 10
Henry’s Motel & Plaza • (315) 675-3546
Toll Free: (877) 350-2128 • 32 Lake St., NYS Rte. 49
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Econo Lodge Riverfront Hotel • (315) 343-1600
70 E. First St.
Oswego Inn Ltd • (315) 342-6200
Toll Free: (800) 721-7341 • 180 E. 10th St.
Oswego Salmon Shop • (315) 342-2778
357 W. First St.
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Cleveland 13042
Battle Island Inn • (315) 593-3699
2167 NYS Rte. 48N
Season/Y=Year Round
9/TP
Central Square 13036
Town & Country Motel • (315) 668-6751
448 US Rte. 11
R=Restaurant/C=Coffeeshop
L=Lounge
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Black Walnut Motel • (315) 342-9776
5422 NYS Rte. 104
Laurdon Heights • (315) 298-6091
87 Lewis St.
Bernhards Bay 13028
Snug Harbor • (315) 675-3527
639 NYS Rte. 49
P=Pets Allowed/L=Pets Leashed
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Jawhawkers Lodge • (315) 964-1109
581 CC Rd.
Malinda’s Fly & Tackle Shop & Lodge • (315) 298-2993
2993, 3 Pulaski St.
RC
Sept 1May 15
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CAMPGROUNDS
Pulaski 13142
WSB
93/TP DPM
Best Western Captain’s Quarters Hotel • (315) 342-4040
Toll Free: (800) 528-1234 • 26 E. First St.
Aug 30May 30
E=Electric/S=Sewage/
D=Dump Station
Fish Inn Post • (315) 298-6406
2035 Co. Rte. 22
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ACCOMMODATIONS
#Sites
Brenda’s Motel & Campground • (315) 298-2268
Toll Free: (888) 298-5054 • 644 Co. Rte. 48
Cannon’s Place Motel & Campground • (315) 298-5404
Co. Rte. 48
W=Water/S=Swim/B=Boat/D=Dock
P=Pool/L=Launch/M=Marina
Oswego 13126
Altmar 13302
Altmar Outfitters Lodge • (315) 298-7360
92 Bridge St.
#Rooms/Units/F=Fireplace/
T=Telephone/P=Priv. Bath/S=Shared
ACCOMMODATIONS
1-Hotel 2=Motel 3=B&B
4=Cabin/Cottage 5=Inn/lodge
Season/Y=Year Round
R=Restaurant/C=Coffeeshop/
L=Lounge
P=Pets Allowed/L=Pets Leashed
W=Water/S=Swim/B=Boat/D=Dock
P=Pool/L=Launch/M=Marina
#Rooms/Units/F=Fireplace/
T=Telephone/P=Priv. Bath/S=Shared
1-Hotel 2=Motel 3=B&B
4=Cabin/Cottage 5=Inn/lodge
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Salmon Hills Resort to Fun • (315) 599-4003
100 Noble Shores Dr.
Apr 15 Oct 15
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West Amboy 13493
Up Country Family Campground • (315) 964-2730
1118 NYS Rte. 69
West Monroe 13167
Hidden Acres Campground • (315) 625-7110
28 Cusson Dr.
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May 1 Oct 15
Luxury On Historic Oswego Harbor
RIVERFRONT
HOTEL
1997-1998
RUBY AWARD WINNER
FOR EXCELLENCE
IN SERVICE
1996
INN OF THE YEAR
AWARD WINNER
(#1 IN THE USA)
AND FEATURING
Awaits You At
The
70 East First Street • Oswego, NY
Phone for Reservations 343-1600
HOTEL
ALL ROOMS WITH RIVER VIEW • BALCONY ROOMS
• Centrally located in mid-town
Oswego, minutes from the SUNY campus,
local industry, historic sites and the famous
Oswego Speedway.
• 93 quality rooms at Econo Lodge prices
with scenic city or river front views.
• Banquet facilities with either city or river
front views.
• Cable Television. • Kids stay free.
• Complimentary Coffee.
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• Major Credit Cards Honored.
Luxury & Business Suites • Efficiency Suites • King Whirlpool Suites
In-Room Entertainment • In-Room Refreshments
INDOOR POOL • WORLD CLASS FITNESS CENTER & HEALTH SPA
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Complimentary Coffee & OJ • Continental Breakfast M~F
All Major Credit Cards Honored
26 E. First Street • 315–342-4040
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And for a relaxing experience in a unique nautical
atmosphere enjoy BREAKFAST,
LUNCH, DINNER
AND COCKTAILS.
&SEAFOOD
STEAK
RED HOT BAR & GRILL
RESTAURANT
Stylish relaxation with a river view!
Skim across the horizon with the wind at your
back, stroll along the riverfront or dine in one of
our many fine restaurants. The City of Oswego
has so much to offer you may never want to leave!
27 E. First Street
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OSWEGO
•
315–342-0000
Call or write today!
Director of Tourism, City Hall
Oswego, NY 13126
(315) 342-SAIL
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The Great Salmon Wilderness Loop Trail
Salmon River,Tug Hill, Pulaski & MORE
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Stop and explore the new
Visitors Information Center,
3 miles east of Pulaski,
State Rt. 13!
The Great Salmon Wilderness vacation destination offers all the enjoyment of a 4-season recreation experience with
the convenience of entertainment. Located within an hour of Syracuse, Thousand Islands, Turning Stone Casino,
Oswego, and Lake Ontario. Shopping, zoos, concert halls, and golf among many others are yours to explore!
www.greatsalmonwilderness.com
Request your free brochure & video to start planning your vacation today!
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Land for Sale
• Waterfront, wooded lots
• Residential, Commercial
• Investment opportunities
Patricia B. Belge
“Salmon River Specialist”
(315) 298-6820
Check out our new Model Home
at the Salmon Shores
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Call today for more information
prices and availability
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AAA
PAINTBALL PARK
Lake Ontario’s Ultimate charter boat.
A 35’ Egg Harbor Sportfisherman.
We offer from the very basic package
to all inclusive deluxe packages with
fishing, lodging, licenses & meals
WHAT AN
EXPERIENCE!
www.fishdoctorcharters.com
Open Sat. & Sun.
9am to 3pm
lake ontario trout & salmon
A wonderful feeling of peace & relaxation will occur
Groups Anytime with
Reservations
Captain Ernie Lantiegne
239 Fravor Road
Mexico, New York 13114
(315) 963-8403
e-mail: [email protected]
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Welcome Aboard
“Top Gun”
For Information
and Reservations
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(315) 623-9067
Mention this ad and get two for the price of one!
THE HISTORIC
PORT OF OSWEGO.
as you settle into either our rustic pristine cabins or tastefully decorated suites.
Your thoughts will be on that trophy fish waiting to test your angling skills or
the anticipation of a son or daughter catching the biggest fish of their lives. No
matter what your fishing fantasy K&G Lodge and Lake Ontario have the
potential to fulfill it. Our reputation has grown to include many business
travelers and corporate outings. Whether you’re preparing for that critical
business meeting or entertaining your most important customer K&G
Lodge/Twin Pines Cabins will fulfill your needs.
315 343-2475
Your Hosts
Greg & Kris
Experience our experience
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Co. Rt. 1, Oswego, NY 13126
K&G was chosen in a “Sports Afield Guide” as one of
“North America’s greatest fishing destinations!”
1-800-346-6533
Co. Rt. 1, Oswego, NY 13126
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The historic Port of Oswego has been the only U.S. port of call on Lake Ontario
for nearly 180 years and we’re very proud of our heritage. As we continue to serve
the great Northeastern United States industrial and agricultural markets, we’re also
proud to support our past and our presence in the community.
Port of Oswego Authority Supports:
Daniel Dorsey, Chairman of the Board
Thomas McAuslan, Executive Director
James Cloonan, Operations Manager
• The H. Lee White Marine Museum
• The Oswego Maritime Foundation
• Berthing for the OMF Ontario, an 1850-style
Great Lakes Schooner (under construction)
• The annual Oswego Harborfest
• Two pleasure boat marinas
• Many other community projects
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PO Box 387 • Oswego, NY 13126 • 315-343-4503 • Fax: 315-343-5498 • www.portoswego.com
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Be comfortable at one of these fine
accommodations in the Greater Fulton area:
Battle Island Inn
(315) 593-3699
Doney’s Bed &
Breakfast
(315) 593-7419
Fulton Ale House
(315) 592-2420
Holly Drive Motel
(315) 592-2248
Knight’s Inn
(315) 592-6100
Mini Motel
(315) 592-7238
Riverside Inn
(315) 593-2444
EVERY
FRIDAY NIGHT
RACE TIME: 7:30
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High School Tennis Courts…
For more information including
fax, e-mail or web addresses call:
Greater Fulton Chamber of Commerce, Inc.
PH: (315) 598- 4231 • FX:(315) 592-9050 • e-mail: [email protected] • www.fultonchamber.com
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RAFTING
Thrilling Dirt Track Racing
A Great American Small Town.
• DIRT Modifieds
• I.M.C.A. Modifieds
• Dwarf Cars
• Four Cylinders
Rt. 11 • Brewerton • 315-668-6906
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
RACE TIME: 7:00
• 358 - Modifieds
• Pro Stocks
• Sportsman
• Pure Stocks
Rt. 57 South • Fulton • 315-593-6531
CENTRAL NEW YORK’S PREMIER RIVER RUNNERS
1-888-270-2410
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Salmon River, Pulaski, NY