Clyde

Clyde

Ports, Wayne County

Choose Countryside Charm

Some of the Erie Canal’s most beautiful scenery is Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge nearby. A unique feature of this settlement, first inhabited by Scottish immigrants, is the name of its principal street, which is Glasgow rather than Main. Clyde has also retained its traditional village square and quaint bandstand, which serve as a popular gathering place. A stop at the Galen Historical Museum uncovers yet another unusual facet of this pleasant village. Although primarily a rural community, the major business was once the Clyde Glass Works, started in 1828 and nationally known for its bottles and mason jars. Be sure to visit 1722 replica Blockhouse. Lauraville Landing is a popular kayak/canoe launch and picnic area.

Services for Village of Clyde Docks

www.clydeny.com
315-923-3971

  • Docking
  • Restrooms
  • Showers
  • Electricity
  • Water
  • Pump-out
  • Lodging
  • Restaurants
  • Groceries
  • Shopping
  • Laundry
  • ATM
  • Post Office
  • Marina
  • Camping
  • Library
  • Wi-Fi
  • Bike Repair Station
  • Boat Launch for car-top watercraft

Points of Interest in Clyde

100 Must-See Miles Ports on the Erie Canal

Montezuma Audubon Center, Clyde

Clyde

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Wayne County Museum

Lyons

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Village of Newark's T. Spencer Knight Canal Port

Newark

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William Phelps General Store Museum

Palmyra

Plunge into Past Times & Pageantry A model for the book, Canal Town, Palmyra retains its historic appearance. Internationally famous as the birthplace of the…
Erie Canal Adventures canal boat rentals

Macedon

Marvel at Memories Maintained Visitors can enjoy traveling along one of very few sections of the original Erie Canal still in use. People also take…
Fairport Landing

Fairport

Find a Friendly Stop Fairport did not exist before construction of the Erie Canal dried up swamps in the area to leave fertile ground and…

Bushnell’s Basin

Browse a Beautiful Scene Rich in history, this canal-side hamlet of stores, restaurants and inns has prospered for nearly two centuries. Dine at the oldest…
Schoen Place, Pittsford

Pittsford

Pause for Peaceful Pleasures In 1789, Revolutionary War veterans settled in Northfield, which was renamed Pittsford in 1814. Claiming Monroe County’s first school, first library,…
Susan B Anthony House, Corn Hill

City of Rochester

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Greece

Greet a Genial Resting Place Greece is a thriving retail, commercial, and residential area, and the largest town in Monroe County in both population and…
Spencerport

Spencerport

Shop a Scenic Route The settlement that began as Spencer’s Basin in 1825 after the Erie Canal was cut through Daniel Spencer’s land, soon became…
Brockport's Welcome Center

Brockport

Bridge a Bustling Past Brockport boasts two lift bridges-just 900 feet apart-and operated by one person dashing between them! Traces of an active history include…
Holley Falls Park

Holley

Hobnob with History Settled in 1812, Holley was established on the original Erie Canal. Visitors can enjoy well-preserved reminders of its bustling past including the…
Orleans County Courthouse Square

Albion

Arrive with Artistic Style The white glow welcoming visitors to Albion is reflected from the dome of its magnificent Greek Revival County Courthouse, an 1858…
Port of Medina along the Erie Canal

Medina

Meander a 19th-Century Main Street This historic village became famous for its fine sandstone deposits, an ideal building material that was shipped around the world.…