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Old Jail at St. Drogo's
The Old Lewis County Jail at St. Drogo's house is part of a revitalization and repurposing of the county's old jail. In addition to this residence, St. Drogo's house has a coffee roastery / coffee bar as well as an artisanal bakery located on the first floor. Wake up to the smell of freshly baking croissants and espresso! Lowville is in the geographical center of Lewis County. We're a stone's throw from the Adirondacks, the Black River and the Tug Hill. Come Enjoy Lewis County all four seasons!

Country Charmer, pet friendly, Easy access TugHill
Circa 1825 Main Stay: Is rich in history and spacious for your next getaway to Lewis County. The home sits on a 2 acre yard, plenty of space inside & out. Parking available for 2 vehicles and 2 trailers, if your trip includes ATVs, UTVs or snowmobile trail riding, simply Unload & Go with easy trail access. Location is ideal for those visiting family, friends and the village of Lowville just 2 miles away. If you’re traveling with your pet, we allow pet approved guests as well with a fee.

Black Bear Lodge
Tucked back in the woods of the Adirondacks, this private little authentic one room log cabin is not only charming and inviting, but a great little get away for a couple or small family, even two couples. Provided with all the basics you need, it is welcoming and cozy. A perfect getaway spot. 1 mile from snowmobile trails, linking Brantingham, Tug Hill, Stillwater & Old Forge . Hiking, waterfalls, horseback riding & fishing are available on the many lakes and rivers as well as state land.

Maple Ridge Lodge
Relax, Enjoy the View & find some Adventure Located in the foothills of the Adirondacks at the edge of Tug Hill, Maple Ridge Lodge is your home away from home providing all the cozy cabin feels you need. Inside, enjoy a stone fireplace in an open concept living area, with connecting spacious dining & essentially equipped kitchen. Not only providing lodging for 9 guests, the lodge boasts an in-room jacuzzi tub. Outside, you will find a scenic deck, lots of yard space & plenty of parking!

The Flour Loft above a bakery #1
Enjoy a unique experience at The Flour Loft, located above a quaint bakery and coffee shop and is walking distance to local shops and restaurants. This studio apartment has a king bed, fully stocked kitchen, workspace area and bathroom with shower. The building was renovated in 2024, but the historic charm remains! Lowville is located in the center of Lewis County and surrounded by the Adirondacks and Tug Hill. It offers everything you'll need for a quick overnight or longer stay!

Bright + Modern Family Stay | Walkable to Downtown
Cute, airy, and modern home in the heart of Lowville! Enjoy the entire 1st level - over 1,000 sqft - all to yourself. Both bedrooms feature attached full bathrooms, and a pull-out couch sleeps two more! Step out the door and stroll to JEBs, Tony Harpers, Crumbs Bakeshop, Lowville School, and much more. The upstairs coworking space (typically active 8am-5pm) makes this listing perfect for guests out exploring or working during the day, ensuring a vibrant, dynamic stay.

Secluded 3 Bedroom cabin w/4+ private acres
This secluded three-bedroom home, situated right on the atv trail system. Plenty of parking space. Over four acres of private land with an enormous lawn that’s all yours to enjoy! With so many things to do in the area, there is something for everyone! The Adirondack Park border is just a miles up the road. There are many hiking trails and horse riding trails nearby as well. Rivers and Lakes to kayak, canoe, fish or swim in are in abundance here. You can also just relax!

Spacious Riverfront Lodge on the Rapids
Private riverfront lodge set on 2.6 acres of old-growth pine along the Independence River. Enjoy waterfalls, natural pools, and small islands just steps from the property, creating a rare Adirondack setting for families and groups. Designed with elevated finishes, a spacious great room, and a covered porch overlooking the water, it blends comfort with a one-of-a-kind outdoor experience. Unwind by the riverside fire pit and take in panoramic views all around you.

Modern Apartment steps from Downtown
Stay in the heart of downtown Lowville in this charming second-floor apartment. This 2-bedroom space features two queen beds and a twin daybed with trundle in the living room, making it ideal for families or small groups. Enjoy a modern kitchen, cozy dining area, and all the essentials for a comfortable stay. You’ll be within easy walking distance of local restaurants, bars, and the movie theater—perfect for enjoying everything downtown Lowville has to offer.

The River Pines
Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish space. The River Pines is a home away from home that offers a wonderful connection with nature, a fun place to gather around a fire pit, and a short drive to some local entertainment. There are two bedrooms plus a spacious loft area with a quiet place to work if you must! The cabin is an easy drive to the beautiful Alexandria Bay where you can take a day trip into Canada. Enjoy this piece of heaven.

Lovely 1-bedroom in center of Lowville
Enjoy the great North East at this peaceful and centrally-located apartment. Enjoy quiet morning walks or an evening stroll around the neighborhood - 2 minute walk to the fair grounds, 5 minutes to the library, post office, Dollar General, and multiple restaurants. Right in the center of Lowville, it’s an easy drive to anywhere you’d like to go in Lewis County! Free parking on the premises for multiple vehicles.

Pet Friendly, Village of Lowville Getaway
The Heron’s Nest is located on a quiet country road that is just inside the village of Lowville and still within walking distance to the center of town. With easy access to Lewis County Health System, supermarkets, and a few local restaurants, Lowville is 15 miles to Carthage and 27 miles to Watertown. Clean, comfortable one bedroom, one bathroom apartment with all new furnishings in the convenient location.
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When is the best time to visit Lowville?
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| Avg. price | €74 | €72 | €72 | €71 | €73 | €76 | €92 | €79 | €71 | €73 | €75 | €79 |
| Avg. temp | -4°C | -4°C | 1°C | 8°C | 15°C | 19°C | 22°C | 21°C | 17°C | 11°C | 5°C | -1°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Lowville?
Stays near the village center give convenient access to shops, local eateries, and community events. For a more tranquil experience, consider countryside cabins or vacation rentals set amid farmland or forested surroundings.
What are the best things to do in Lowville with kids?
Kids enjoy exploring Lowville’s nature trails, seasonal pumpkin patches, and hands-on farm experiences. Visiting playgrounds, fishing spots, and small museums can round out a family-friendly itinerary.
What are some of the best things to do in Lowville?
Explore local farmers markets, hike on the Tug Hill Plateau, or attend a regional festival. Lowville also has historic sites, community parks, and outdoor recreation for a range of interests.
How is the weather in Lowville?
Lowville has cold, snowy winters around 17–32°F (-9–0°C), and warm summers averaging 60–82°F (16–28°C) with frequent rainfall. Spring and fall bring mild temperatures and changing foliage, making for scenic visits.
When is the best time to visit Lowville?
Late spring to early fall is often recommended for milder temperatures, green landscapes, and outdoor events. Autumn is also popular for colorful foliage, while winter draws visitors interested in snow sports.
What are the best places to visit in Lowville?
The Tug Hill Plateau is frequently suggested for outdoor recreation, and the Lowville Farmers Market is popular for local foods and crafts. Stroll around the historic village center to appreciate classic architecture and community events.
What are some hiking trails in Lowville?
Lowville has access to several scenic hiking trails, especially in the Tug Hill Plateau area and through nearby forest preserves. Trails range from easy nature walks to more challenging routes through woodlands and along streams.
What are some family activities we can do in Lowville?
Families often explore local parks, visit the farmers market, and enjoy seasonal festivals. Nature trails, farm visits, and interactive exhibits at community spaces are also popular with children and adults alike.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Lowville?
Plan a day exploring the Adirondack foothills, enjoying lakeside recreation, or visiting historic nearby villages with museums and antique shops. Local state parks and the Tug Hill Plateau are often recommended for easy nature outings.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Lowville?
Pet friendly accommodations are available in Lowville, with some stays welcoming dogs and other pets. Properties with yards or easy access to outdoor spaces are frequently suggested for guests traveling with animals.
What are some local tips for visiting Lowville?
Locals suggest dressing for changing weather, especially during outdoor adventures. Exploring the farmers market, sampling regional cheeses, and joining village events can help you connect with Lowville’s warm community spirit.
What is Lowville known for?
Lowville is known for its dairy heritage, the production of cream cheese, and its setting near the Tug Hill Plateau. The community has a welcoming spirit and celebrates farm traditions with local fairs and festivals.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Lowville?
Hidden gems around Lowville can include small waterfalls, peaceful nature preserves, and independent artisan shops. Exploring lesser-known trails and visiting local farms can offer a quieter snapshot of the region.
What are the best foods to try in Lowville?
Explore Lowville’s flavors by savoring locally made cheeses, classic American comfort foods, and hearty farm-to-table fare. Seasonal produce, dairy treats, and maple syrup specialties are often recommended by local residents.
What should I bring for a trip to Lowville?
Pack comfortable layers, as Lowville experiences both chilly winters and warm, humid summers. Sturdy footwear is useful for outdoor exploring, and a rain jacket or umbrella can help with frequent showers, especially in spring and fall.
What is the nightlife in Lowville like?
Lowville has a laid-back nightlife scene centered around casual pubs, local bars, and gathering spots. Many visitors enjoy connecting with residents over live music or seasonal events, particularly at venues with a locally rooted ambiance.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Lowville?
The Lowville Cream Cheese Festival draws crowds each September with food and music, and seasonal fairs and farmers markets celebrate local agriculture through the year. Summer and fall often feature outdoor concerts and community events.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Lowville?
Lowville has a variety of family friendly vacation rentals, including homes in quiet neighborhoods and countryside settings. Many hosts provide amenities like kitchens, outdoor space, and large common areas for group comfort.
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