So, so much good stuff about The Ledges. We stayed in the Harbor House, one of the twin, floating houses. It was lovely. It was pleasant to watch the "small" boats coming in and out of the harbor...
The Ledges Resort & Marina
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History
The Ledges property started with my grandparents Nicholas J Schaefer and his wife Amy. They purchased the property in 1961 and made it their home. In 1963 they built a motel called The Ledges. At one time they also had a German restaurant on the property named The Old World Inn. They closed the restaurant 1982, but continued with the motel. The motel was later run by my parents Jerome and Deborah Schaefer. They expanded into the marina and cottage rental business. In 2013 after 50 years in business we made a decision as a family to take the original motel down. The Ledges is again making changes, but staying in the family. After extensive renovations The Ledges re-opened in 2015. It is now a marina and cottage rental resort. I was named after my grandfather (Nicholas), and my wife's name happens to be Amy. So, once again Nick & Amy are your hosts at the Ledges!
Specialties
The Ledges offers peace and privacy in a a location that is convenient to the attractions in the 1000 Islands. We have 6 acres of landscaped grounds along the St. Lawrence River. We are right across from Boldt Castle and Sunken Rock Lighthouse. We are within walking distance of downtown Alexandria Bay, the Heart of the 1000 Islands.
Reviews
Cute little cabins looking into the st Lawrence. It's a slight hike into town but doable. Very well kept grounds and rooms.
My husband, two boys (10 & 3) and I stayed at the Ledges Resort & Marina Shipwatch property in late September and it was a lovely experience. We had a great, relaxing time during our stay. After...
After reading the previous reviews (and reviews on tripadvisor) I believe that maybe there are new owners and the reviews on here are outdated. We needed a little getaway after 3 months of working...
Better bring steel toe boots and a sleeping mask. The bathroom floors have the world's largest pebbles embedded in them which makes it feel like walking on the Island of Detached Legos. If you...
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