Oswego Trip

This star-shaped military fortress once served as America's only Holocaust refugee shelter during WWII. Explore restored barracks, underground casemates, and enjoy panoramic Lake Ontario views from its historic ramparts.

Step into a masterfully preserved Victorian mansion showcasing the opulent lifestyle of 19th-century elite. The guided tour features original furnishings and honours Dr. Mary Edwards Walker.

Known as "The Steel Palace," Oswego Speedway's 5/8-mile asphalt oval has thrilled supermodified racing fans since 1951. Experience the electrifying atmosphere of evening races under the lights.

Gaze across Lake Ontario from this scenic waterfront park, famous for its lighthouse views and bell tower. Bring a picnic to enjoy at sunset when the lake transforms into a canvas of golden hues.

Scriba Town Park offers a seasonal community oasis with a refreshing pool and spacious picnic areas. Enjoy water aerobics classes on Mondays and Wednesdays or reserve a pavilion for family gatherings.

This 1934 lighthouse at Oswego Harbour still guides vessels safely into Lake Ontario. Take a boat tour to climb the tower for panoramic views and explore the keeper's quarters inside.

This moving museum preserves the storey of 982 Jewish refugees sheltered at Fort Ontario during WWII. Explore personal artefacts and interactive exhibits chronicling America's only official wartime refugee shelter.

Legends Fields is just one of the places to see in Oswego, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? While you're in the area, stroll along the lakeside.