diving sites in the country, and Clayton
boasts the first natural features dive park
in the Thousand Islands. underwater
enthusiasts will want to dive right into the
clear waters of the st. Lawrence River
to explore many wrecks that rest on the
riverbed. The crystal clear water provides
breathtaking access to the natural beauty
just meters beneath the surface. The
water clarity provided excellent underwater
visibility. horizontal visibility of 50-70 feet
in 100-foot depths is not unusual. The
River is the resting place of hundreds of
shipwrecks, some dating back to the late
1700's. The strong current found in some
excellent drift conditions for those who seek
artifacts. There is no thermo cline in this
area, allowing for very comfortable diving
temperatures from May through october.
Both novice and expert divers will find a
piece of paradise in Clayton. several dive
businesses in the area can provide services
for divers.
snorkeling is popular, due to the river's
amazing water clarity.
exploring the islands is a very exhilarating
experience. Take a canoe or kayak and
venture into the wilderness and wonders
of the French Creek Wildlife Management
area (WMa). small game and songbirds
and hardwood uplands. Waterfowl and
furbearers find suitable homes as well in
cattail marsh that borders the open waters
of French Creek. The WMa is also suitable
for hikers and biking. unpaved roads
within the WMa provide good access, but
foot travel or paddle is the primary means
of movement throughout the area.
our visitors we offer several excellent
golf courses for golfers of all skill
levels. several area resorts offer golf
and accommodations packages as well
as meeting rooms and corporate golf
tournaments.
with day passes available or you can head