Welcome to
Willsboro
Welcome to
Willsboro
Welcome to
Willsboro
Welcome to
Willsboro
Explore Willsboro
Waterfront adventures and centuries of history
Established in 1799, Willsboro is the oldest lake town in Essex County, nestled along the shores of Lake Champlain at the mouth of the Boquet River. Willsboro Point creates a protected bay that has long attracted boaters, while the town’s scenic waterfront, historic sites, marinas, and mountain views offer plenty to explore. Dine waterside at Indian Bay Marina and Restaurant or enjoy a meal at Turtle Island Café, explore the trails and shoreline at Noblewood Park, or hike Rattlesnake Mountain for panoramic views of the Champlain Valley, Lake Champlain and the Adirondacks.
History is also part of Willsboro’s character. Visit Adsit Cabin, one of the oldest surviving log cabins in the country, built in the late 1700s by a veteran of the American Revolution. With marinas, paddling, swimming, camping, birding and historic attractions, Willsboro offers an inviting base for exploring the Lake Champlain Region.
Enjoy a fan-favorite Willsboro hike.
Visit Willsboro
Wondering where Willsboro is? You’ll find it in northeastern Essex County along the shores of Lake Champlain, at the mouth of the Boquet River. Willsboro is about seven miles from I-87 and can be reached from Exit 33 via U.S. Route 9 and NY Route 22, or from Exit 32 via Stowersville Road and local roads. The Essex-Charlotte Ferry provides a convenient connection to Vermont, while Chesterfield is just north and Essex is south along the Lake Champlain shoreline.