Village activities in Ogdensburg, New York

Woodcreek Village is a real estate agency located at 1100 Larch Circle in Gouverneur, New York, United States. Situated in St. Lawrence County, this charming community is nestled between the Adirondack Mountains and the Thousands Islands, offering residents a perfect blend of small-town living and access to a variety of amenities. Residents of Woodcreek Village can enjoy a close proximity to local shops and restaurants, creating a vibrant and social atmosphere within the community. Surrounded by picturesque landscapes and outdoor activities, Gouverneur is a paradise for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Conveniently located within commuting distance to Watertown, Canton, Potsdam, and Ogdensburg, Woodcreek Village offers residents a peaceful and scenic setting with easy access to nearby cities for work and leisure. Welcome to Woodcreek Village at Gouverneur, where you can experience the best of both worlds - small-town charm and big-city convenience.

Parkview Rise Seniors is a cozy and welcoming lodging facility located at 1111 Jay Street in Ogdensburg, New York, United States. Our institution specializes in providing comfortable and affordable accommodations for seniors looking to enjoy their golden years in a peaceful and supportive environment. With a range of amenities and services tailored specifically for seniors, including spacious rooms, communal areas for socializing, and assistance with daily tasks, Parkview Rise Seniors is the perfect place for older individuals to relax and enjoy their retirement years. Come and experience the warmth and hospitality of Parkview Rise Seniors today!

Welcome to Indian Creek Nature Center, a serene haven dedicated to fostering environmental education and appreciation for nature and conservation. Nestled at 770 County Road 14 in Rensselaer Falls, New York, our park serves as a vibrant hub for nature enthusiasts across St. Lawrence and surrounding counties. At Indian Creek Nature Center (ICNC), we are committed to providing enriching educational experiences year-round. Our recent Conservation Field Days event welcomed over 700 fifth-grade students, offering them engaging programs on topics ranging from reptiles and amphibians to outdoor skills and forestry. With twenty knowledgeable presenters, students explored the wonders of nature and learned about crucial conservation efforts.