Our group of 5 adults and 2 teens visited Singer Castle on a rainy day yesterday. Our tour guide, Marion, was welcoming and cheerful despite the inclement weather. She provided a wealth of information on the castle and the ownership history and answered all of our questions about the rooms and their original contents. While we weren’t able to walk the grounds due to the weather, the many windows in the castle provide ample views of all important sites on Dark Island. Highly recommend as a Must Do when visiting the 1000 Islands.

First time visitor to Singer Castle. Anne, the tour guide, was very knowledgeable about the history of it. The tour was well organized and kept moving, even with all the questions from the group. Definitely worth the visit. We got there on Uncle Sam’s tour boat. I would highly recommend them. The price was reasonable and the Captain of the tour boat was entertaining and knew all about the St Lawrence River! We then stopped at Boldt Castle on the way back. Don’t miss doing that tour also. Total cost for the boat and 2 castles was $52 for person!

The visited Singer Castle using Uncle Sal Boat Tours, and had a guided tour. The castle looks much like it would have years ago, and you can even stay there overnight! (for a price). Weddings are also held there. The castle is charming. Wear good walking shoes.

Really cool castle with armor, dungeon and secret passage ways. Came for a day tour but would like to stay the night some time. The island is small and it might be kind of scary being alone at night here. (But if you came with a few other couples it would be really great.) You can see old Singer sewing machines in a few of the rooms, which is an homage to the original owner, Frederick Bourne, the 5th President of the Singer Sewing Machine Company. There are also several old phones and other items, which I enjoyed seeing. It's a mix of medieval architecture and early 1900s items used by the residents. The only thing I didn't like about the tour is that they put several items in the rooms that weren't in keeping with the natural decor. Like they put modern touristy swag all throughout- like a hot pink pillow and snow globes with their logo. It really ruined whatever authenticity was left.