Beautiful Washington County is located in northeastern New York state with its eastern boundary shared with the Vermont state line, and its western boundary traversing through the wilderness of spectacular Adirondack Forest Preserve.

This prime peice of area is named for Revolutionary War general and the first President of the United States, George Washington. The population of this quiet and naturally stunning county is approximately 67,000 people. Prominent communities in the county include Hudson Falls (county seat), Argyle, Cambridge, Fort Ann, Fort Edward, Granville, Greenwich, Kingsbury, and Whitehall.

If you're looking for a tranquil quiet environment away from the continual synthetic doldrums of city living, than Washington County is perfect for you. An escape is always possible with the Adirondacks at your doorstep, with the county housing some of the park's most treasured attractions - Lake George and South Bay. There is no shortage of outdoor opportunities in Washington County.

Other county attractions include Roger's Island Visitor's Center, Skenesborough Museum, Slate Valley Museum, Pember Natural History Museum, Skene Manor, Hartford's Grist Mill and Farm Museum, Washington County Historical Society, and Shushan Covered Bridge Museum.