LeRoy is a delightful town characterized by tree lined streets and beautiful homes built with a classic Victorian flair. Unique shops and more than a dozen fine restaurants make up the stretch along Route 5. LeRoy offers a variety of bed and breakfast inns, where visitors can escape into a tranquil environment to enjoy some rest and relaxation throughout its four distinctly beautiful seasons. LeRoy is a mere five minutes from Exit 47 of the New York State Thruway.

Residents have access to a public 18-hole golf course, three campsites and exciting racing events at the Limerock Speedway on Saturday nights. Oatka Creek is a popular spot for trout fishing and the site of the annual Oatka Festival each July. LeRoy lies in close proximity to the stunning Niagara Falls and the various recreational activities available at Letchworth State Park in Mt. Morris. Rochester and the historic gaslight Village of Wyoming both offer a wealth of unique shopping experiences and an additional source of recreational fun.

An extraordinary blend of historic accomplishments in LeRoy includes its designation as a stop along the Underground Railroad route to Canada and the original home of Ingham University, the nation's first college for women. LeRoy is also the birthplace of the stringless bean and Jell-O, America's favorite dessert. The LeRoy Historical Society preserves the heritage of the area in the stately LeRoy House on Main Street. The Jell-O Gallery is a fun museum located directly behind the Historical Society. The Museum displays the history of Jell-O and offers unique gifts and delicious recipes. One of the largest outdoor living history museums, the Genesee Country Museum, is ten minutes east of LeRoy.

LeRoy nestles within a rich agricultural region among NY's highest concentration of classified farmland. Residents take advantage of the perfect climate combined with the area's fertile soil to contribute to Genesee County's placement among the top 100 vegetable farms in the nation. Dairy farming leads the products driving the local economy.

LeRoy, New York, population 7,790 (Census 2000 data), retains the enchanting atmosphere of a small town, while the surrounding regions continue to urbanize. As one of Oatka Creek's loveliest sites, LeRoy is an ideal community in which to live and work.