Willsboro
Willsboro, New York
Founded in 1799, Willsboro is the oldest lake town in the Lake Champlain Region, offering a charming blend of history, waterfront adventure, and scenic beauty. Located at the mouth of the Boquet River on Lake Champlain, Willsboro Point creates a protected bay popular with sailors, while two full-service marinas and local dining spots let visitors enjoy the water in style. Outdoor enthusiasts can take in sweeping views of the Champlain Valley from Noblewood Park, hike Rattlesnake Mountain, paddle, swim, or birdwatch, all surrounded by stunning lake and mountain scenery. History comes alive at Adsit Cabin, one of the country’s oldest surviving log cabins, built in the late 1700s by a Revolutionary War veteran.
Things to do
Noblewood Park
Take in sweeping views of Lake Champlain, the Adirondacks, and Vermont’s Green Mountains while hiking, paddling, swimming, birdwatching, or simply relaxing amid the stunning scenery.
Adsit Cabin
Step back in time at one of the oldest surviving log cabins in the country, where you can explore 18th-century history and imagine life in a home that once sheltered a family of sixteen.
Marinas
Dock your boat and enjoy the waterfront at Indian Bay Marina & Restaurant or Safe Harbour Marina, where you can grab a meal, take in lake views, and soak up the lively marina atmosphere.
Champlain Area Trails (CATS)
Explore miles of scenic trails, perfect for hiking, cross-country skiing, biking, or simply enjoying peaceful views of forests, wetlands, and the Lake Champlain shoreline.
Plan a Visit
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Frequently Asked Questions
Willsboro sits on the shores of Lake Champlain in Northeastern New York, at the mouth of the Boquet River, offering stunning views of the Adirondacks.
Yes! Two full-service marinas, Indian Bay Marina & Restaurant and Safe Harbour Marina, provide docking, dining, and lake access for boating enthusiasts.
Absolutely. Enjoy waterfront dining at the marinas or try local favorites.
Hiking, birdwatching, paddling, swimming, and camping are all popular, along with exploring trails like the Champlain Area Trails (CATS) for scenic views of the lake and surrounding landscapes.