Fairport City USA is located in the Town of Perinton on the historic Erie Canal. It is a fine combination of a harbor and villages. Initially developed as a harbor, Fairport was reinforced by a number of villages to make it a harbor town. The village was incorporated in 1867. With its serenity, tree-lined streets, specialty shopping and front porch affability, Fairport City USA offers modern-day living at its very best. You will find quality of life and commercial opportunities that are at par with the best ones in USA.
With the introduction of the railroad in 1853, Fairport City USA became one of the leading centers of transportation and industry of its time in New York. The presence of the waterway helped the city to transform into a very "fair port” for an overnight stay in the early years. Today, the great packet boats and barges have been replaced by recreational boaters, canoes, kayaks and tour boats, while the old towpath serves the leisure-time interests of bikers, joggers and walkers alike.
Fairport City USA is a boater’s paradise. Contemporary overnight docking services in the heart of the Village’s pastoral business district accommodate more than 30 boats, featuring invigorating services, well-maintained restrooms and showers, and a pump-out station. During the boating season, helpful dock masters are appointed for your assistance. Fairport’s Canal Days is one of the most anticipated festivals in USA and is celebrated in June each year. It attracts more than 400 arts and crafts exhibitors from the United States and tens of thousands of visitors from all over the globe.
Fairport city USA also features a well-matched array of professional and commercial offices, retail businesses and clean, light industry—all within walking distance of some of the most desirable Victorian-style family neighborhoods in Monroe County. For businessmen, Fairport village is a golden place to live and grow in their business. Equipped with premier public education system, the city offers plenty of opportunity to be familiar with the place through library, historical museum and lush canal side parks.
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