Attractions

Cape Vincent offers a mix of cozy village charm, historic and scenic landmarks, natural waterfront recreation, and easy access to larger state park amenities. It’s a small community where you can enjoy both lake and river — whether you want quiet reflection, outdoor fun, fishing, or a bit of local history.

Burnt Rock Motorsports Farm
29850 Burnt Rock Road

Cape Vincent Historical Museum
175 North James Street
Open Memorial Day Weekend
Sunday 10am - 1pm · Monday - Saturday 10am - 4pm

Cape Vincent Library
157 Real Street
workshops, children’s programs & more

Cape Vincent Village Green
357 Broadway Street
open daily for walks, picnics, and riverside relaxation

DEC Fisheries Station & Aquarium
541 Broadway Street
fishing/viewing platform, picnic area with pavilion

East End Park
a pavilion with restrooms and showers; newly renovated boat launches with docking and a kayak launch; picnic areas; and access to swimming, fishing, snorkeling, and diving

Edward and Marlene Schmeer Preserve
corner of Schmeer Rd & Wilson Point Circle
scenic trail system, bird & wildlife viewing & more

Tibbetts Point Lighthouse
Visitor Center, Gift Shop & Museum
33435 County Route 6

Recreation Park
Playground
Pickleball Court
Tennis Court
Basketball Court
Event Hall
Snowmobile Trails
The trailhead at Recreation Park (602 S James Street) is perfectly located for your next ride.
Always check trail conditions before your trip.

Pocket Parks

Cape Vincent’s pocket parks with riverfront access provide residents and visitors with a series of scenic, accessible, and peaceful spots along the St. Lawrence River. Located at the ends of Kanady, Real, Market, Point & Murray Streets, these parks offer a variety of public amenities including benches, picnic areas, and open views of the river and shipping channel.

The street-end parks, though small in scale, serve as valuable public spaces that enhance waterfront access, preserve scenic viewsheds, and contribute to the charm and walkability of the village. These parks reflect Cape Vincent’s commitment to maintaining its connection to the water and providing inclusive, low-impact ways for the public to enjoy the natural beauty of the area.

Triple Crown Horse Camp
30395 County Rte 4

State Parks

Cedar Point State Park
Boat Launches
Boat Rentals
Dockage
Fishing
Hunting
Marina
Pavilions and Shelter Rentals
Playgrounds
Playing Fields
Swimming Beach

Burnham State Park
Boat Launches
Dockage
Fishing
Hunting
Pavilions and Shelter Rentals
Playgrounds

Pocket Parks

Cape Vincent’s pocket parks with riverfront access provide residents and visitors with a series of scenic, accessible, and peaceful spots along the St. Lawrence River. Located at the ends of Kanady, Real, Market, Point & Murray Streets, these parks offer a variety of public amenities including benches, picnic areas, and open views of the river and shipping channel.

The street-end parks, though small in scale, serve as valuable public spaces that enhance waterfront access, preserve scenic viewsheds, and contribute to the charm and walkability of the village. These parks reflect Cape Vincent’s commitment to maintaining its connection to the water and providing inclusive, low-impact ways for the public to enjoy the natural beauty of the area.

  • Edward & Marlene Schmeer Preserve

  • Edward & Marlene Schmeer Preserve

  • Edward & Marlene Schmeer Preserve

  • Edward & Marlene Schmeer Preserve

  • Tibbetts Point Lighthouse

  • View from Cedar Point State Park

  • Kanady Street Pocket Park

  • Real Street Pocket Park

  • Market Street Pocket Park

  • Point Street Pocket Park

  • Murray Street Pocket Park

  • DEC Fisheries Station Picnic Area

  • East End Park Boat Launch

  • Cape Vincent Village Green

  • Recreation Park

East End Park

Dockage

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Boat Ramps

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Swimming

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Bath House

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Picnic Areas

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Diving

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Dockage 〰 Boat Ramps 〰 Swimming 〰 Bath House 〰 Picnic Areas 〰 Diving 〰

Where the village meets the water, East End Park offers a perfect place to relax, explore, and enjoy the natural beauty of Cape Vincent. With sweeping views of the St. Lawrence River, this waterfront destination provides opportunities for recreation, relaxation, and unforgettable moments along the shoreline.

The park features a pavilion and bath house, making it a convenient gathering spot for families, groups, and visitors spending the day by the river. Picnic areas provide the perfect setting for a lakeside lunch, while the waterfront invites you to slow down and take in the scenery.

Boaters will appreciate the newly renovated boat launches and docking facilities, along with a dedicated kayak launch for paddlers looking to explore the river’s calm waters and scenic shoreline.

From swimming and fishing to snorkeling and diving, East End Waterfront Park offers countless ways to experience the St. Lawrence River. Whether you’re casting a line, launching an adventure, or simply enjoying the view, this waterfront gem is a must-visit stop in Cape Vincent.

Guidelines

East End Park is open daily from 5 am - 10 pm.

The pavilion is for public use.

Private groups or large parties should contact the Cape Vincent Village Office to make reservations.
(315) 654-2533

No swimming in active boat ramp areas.

Please Park only in marked spaces.

Overnight Parking is strictly prohibited.

A suggested $5 to $10 donation is appreciated and will help the Village of Cape Vincent maintain these facilities.

Ramp Use Donations are accepted in marked boxes by ramps.

Overflow parking is available on Elm Street and marked with signage.

This park and facilities are not for commercial use.

Dispose of trash and pet waste in receptacles.

No Dumping of Household Waste.

A suggested $5 to $10 donation is appreciated and will help the Village of Cape Vincent maintain these facilities.