Campsite - Marina - Riverfront Park Est. 1956
(518) 568-7406

Harbormaster, Bernie Brandow, at the dedication of the lighthouse, June 8, 2000.
Bernie designed and built the lighthouse with help from friends.

The Harbor with lighthouse, Marina and Campsite at St. Johnsville

 

Marina Canal Mileage Chart

 

Canals & Waterways of the Northeast US

Enjoy Camping or Docking with Us

Directions:

For Campers - Halfway between Exits 29 and 29A on NY Route 5

(518) 568-7406
For Boaters - 1 mile east of Lock 16 on the Mohawk River Halfway between Schenectady and Sylvan Beach

• Spacious Sites on River Front
• Clean Rest Rooms
• Fireplaces and Firewood
• Sewer-Water-Electric & Telephone
• Tent Sites
• Gas & Diesel
• 220 - 11- Electric Hookup
• Pump out station
• Picnic Tables & Grills
• Shopping District 1/4 mile

Within One Hour or Less

• Herkimer Home, the Home of General Herkimer Exit 29A

• Crystal Grove Campsite and Diamond Mine, Route 29

• Fort Klock Historic Restoration

• Palatine Church 1770

  INn by the Mill Historical Bed & Breakfast

• Indian Castle Church 1769

• Canajoharie Library & Art Gallery Exit 29

• Fort Plain Museum Fort Plain Chamber of Commerce

• Lock 33

  Margaret Reaney Memorial Library & Museum St. Johnsville

• Baseball Hall of Fame-Cooperstown

• Farmer's Museum-Cooperstown

• Leather Goods-Johnstown & Gloversville

• Remington Arms Gun Museum

• Utica Brewery Tours

• Many Golf Courses

   

Our beautiful harbor was built by New York State during the third canal construction in 1911 because St. Johnsville is the mid point in the Erie Canal System. The state used the harbor as their dock during the dredging work needed to deepen the Mohawk River.

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