Lyndonville NY (14098): Overview, Housing, Essentials, Schools, Recreation & Entertainment, Transportation & Traffic, Real Estate Agents

Welcome to Lyndonville, NY

Overview The picturesque village of Lyndonville is in the town of Yates, in northwest Orleans County, set amidst orchards, fields and Amish farms. You’re almost equidistant to two state parks – Golden Hill State Park, to the northwest, and Lakeside Beach State Park, to the northeast. This is a quiet, agricultural community known for small-town charm and award-winning apples. It’s close to Lake Ontario, and the village has fewer than 1,000 residents, according to Census statistics. Johnson’s Creek flows through the village, and mills sprung up years ago in this community. The Lyndonville Central School District serves residents here. Yates borders Niagara County, so it’s a quick drive to Lockport and a little further to Niagara Falls, N.Y. Oak Orchard Harbor, with its bevy of fishing and boating activities, also is nearby, just to the northeast. The village of Medina, with its historic downtown and a well-known train museum, is a quick trip south of here.

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Essentials Medina Memorial Hospital, just south of Lyndonville, serves this area. The Lyndonville Post Office is at 18 S. Main St. The Lyndonville Central School District has two schools – a middle-high school, and a combination primary-elementary-intermediate school. The village has a bank, hair stylist, a Penny Saver Market store and a couple of general stores. For more variety in shopping, residents take a short drive south to Medina – where you’ll find a Top’s Friendly Market grocery store – or southwest to Lockport. There’s a Walmart Supercenter just to the southeast, in Albion. The Yates Community Library is at 15 N. Main St. in Lyndonville.

Essentials

Medina Memorial Hospital, just south of Lyndonville, serves this area. The Lyndonville Post Office is at 18 S. Main St. The Lyndonville Central School District has two schools – a middle-high school, and a combination primary-elementary-intermediate school. The village has a bank, hair stylist, a Penny Saver Market store and a couple of general stores.

Recreation & Entertainment Fishing, hunting and other outdoor activities are popular here. Nearby Middleport has a drive-in movie theater that is wildly popular in the summer. Two state parks, both on the shores of Lake Ontario, are just minutes away. Lockport, a short drive southwest, has a movie theater, and Medina, a quick trip south has a bowling center and a popular train museum.

Recreation & Entertainment

Fishing, hunting and other outdoor activities are popular here. Nearby Middleport has a drive-in movie theater that is wildly popular in the summer. Two state parks, both on the shores of Lake Ontario, are just minutes away. Lockport, a short drive southwest, has a movie theater, and Medina, a quick trip south has a bowling center and a popular train museum.

Transportation & Traffic Route 63 runs north and south through the middle of Lyndonville. The east-west Route 18 – known here as the Roosevelt Highway – is just north of Lyndonville. Route 104, the major east-west highway in the area, is just south of the village.

Transportation & Traffic

Route 63 runs north and south through the middle of Lyndonville. The east-west Route 18 – known here as the Roosevelt Highway – is just north of Lyndonville. Route 104, the major east-west highway in the area, is just south of the village.

Pros & Cons Lyndonville is a quiet village with lots of wide-open spaces. The village is close to Niagara County to the west and the village of Medina to the south. Two state parks are nearby, to the northeast and to the northwest.

Pros & Cons

Lyndonville is a quiet village with lots of wide-open spaces. The village is close to Niagara County to the west and the village of Medina to the south. Two state parks are nearby, to the northeast and to the northwest.