Beach management in Clayton, New York

Anchor Travel is a premier travel agency located at 609 Theresa Street in Clayton, New York. Our team of experienced travel professionals is dedicated to helping you plan the perfect getaway, whether it's a relaxing beach vacation, a thrilling adventure, or a romantic escape. From booking flights and accommodations to arranging tours and activities, we handle all the details so you can focus on making memories. Contact Anchor Travel today and let us help you create the trip of a lifetime.

1000 Islands Vacation Rentals is a real estate agency located at 703 State Street in Clayton, New York. We offer a variety of waterfront cottages, modern apartments, and spacious houses with amenities such as barrel saunas, fishing piers, kayaks, and fenced yards. Our properties provide stunning water views and walkability to nearby attractions. Guests have raved about their experiences at our rental properties, praising the cleanliness, comfort, and attention to detail provided by our team. Whether you are visiting the Handweaving Museum in Clayton or exploring the St. Lawrence River, our accommodations are the perfect home base for your adventures.

Welcome to Zenda Farms Preserve, a serene and picturesque park located at 38973 Zenda Road, Clayton, New York. As a cherished tourist attraction, Zenda Farms Preserve invites you to explore its diverse landscapes and rich natural heritage. This enchanting site is part of a larger conservation effort that includes the Howard-Smith and Rusho Farm Preserves, the Heineman Family Songbird Forest, and Potters Beach. Discover the unique biodiversity of the Grindstone Island pothole wetland and immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature. Zenda Farms Preserve is proudly managed by the Thousand Islands Land Trust (TILT), an accredited land trust committed to conserving the natural beauty, diverse wildlife habitats, water quality, and outdoor recreation opportunities of the 1000 Islands region. Our mission is to protect these invaluable resources for present and future generations, while also contributing to the local economy by increasing property tax revenues since 2018.