This is a nice gift shop along the main stretch of restaurants/shops in Alex Bay. They have all…read moreyour standard 1,000 Islands and Alexandria Bay gift items plus some random selections like funny looking hats. Prices seemed reasonable. I spent about $6 on a lighthouse magnet inscribed with "Alexandria Bay, NY," that also doubles as a bottle opener. I'd say it's worth a stop if you're making your way down the line of James Street stores!

The owner who was working the register was nice, and the selection of pirate flags here was very…read moregood. Wish I had bought another one (my husband LOVED the one I brought home for him).

We just stopped in this shop to look for postcards, and they had great prices, 25 cents each. We…read morealso found the magnet we wanted, and had searched all over for, $3.95. It's hard to rate based on that but the service was friendly. We didn't have time to browse otherwise.

Awesome little museum. Well ok not too little but lots of cool things there. We did the tour of the…read morehouse boat (twice the size of my house almost!), the boat tour (worth it trust me!!) and went out on skiffs too. Takes a bit of coordination but it was really really fun. Great for the kids too they got to take a boat out n

Just happened to see this museum as we visited the cheese shop nearby. Stopped in to see what items…read morethey had on display. So many amazing pieces out and great explanations of what they are or used for. So many fishing items, really loved to see all the local historical photos,

Great selection of not only books, but they also had handmade cards (I'm a huge fan of such art),…read morebookmarks, and awesome journals. The owner's daughter was helpful and the pets (Lucy the dog and a very vocal kitty cat) made us feel welcome and more likely to buy more than we had planned.

This is fabulous "little" book store that is larger than it seems. Shelves are laid out in an…read moreorganized fashion and include young adult sections, mystery, general fiction, romance, horror/sci fi, and a whole room for children's books. Check out the local section for books about the 1000 Islands region and Northern New York. I purchased a cookbook by the "Ship to Shore Chef" who has been a cook on St. Lawrence Seaway ships for many years (I am already starting my holiday shopping). The author had stopped in a few days prior to sign all of the copies - a nice touch. Journals, stickers, toys, candy, and book accessories are also available to create the perfect gift. The owner is eager to chat and help you find what you're looking for. She can also ship books! This is a great place to browse if you are in Clayton.

NICE CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS =========================…read more If you are near Clayton, New York, by the 1000 Islands right now I highly recommend visiting. Right now the store is full, but there's a sign that they are liquidating. This means a discount. I bought a three ornaments and a little lighthouse.

A shop that has the best selection of jewelry. Each year I come up and add to my collection. I love…read morethe variety of , gemstone, jewelry. and the selection of necklaces in sterling silver there is a nice collection of 14 karat gold and I buy a piece every year.

Friendly salesperson, lots of customers, and the jeweler that looked just the part- almost like out…read moreof a book! They took time to tell me about the piece I bought. It's not just the coin pendant that makes me feel so happy, but it's the story behind my purchase, location & the people I bought it from! Thank you. It's a special item & visit I won't forget.

A nice little local museum, mostly about the history of the Thousand Islands and its people. Check…read moreit out if you're in the area!

Fun museum with local history. They are also owners of the St. Lawrence Tartan. Visited with April,…read morethe volunteer, who is a wonderful lady with colorful stories.

Oldest building still around from the start of the town of Alex bay. Has several floors. Lots of…read moreold timey relics to look at. Donations welcome! Very cool. Check it out. Wait to see the old time safe and all the farmers and dish ware!