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Kennebec Lake
"Removed from the stress of big city life, we invite you to come discover our heritage and enjoy the Great Outdoors in Eastern Ontario's Natural Vacationland. "- www.lol.on.ca
Kennebec Lake is located in the beautiful Land O' Lakes region of Southeastern Ontario.
Kennebec Lake is 19 miles long and is surrounded by many other beautiful lakes for the adventurous cottager. As well, Kennebec Lake offers excellent fishing (see fishing and boating page for more info). Marvel at the hummingbirds and admire the aerial skills of the osprey and share the environment with blue heron, loons, beaver, muskrat, river otters, and the occasional black bear.
Springwood Cottages is located on the south end of the lake, in a large bay. Most cottages face west into the sunset for a beautiful view every night of the sunset and waterfront.
A Dozen Fast Facts, to Keep You Coming Back! Courtesy of the Land O' Lakes Tourist Association's 2003 Visitors Guide
- Nearly half of North America's population is within an easy one-day drive of the "Land O' Lakes"
- 5,000 clean freshwater lakes, many spring fed, splash across the 2,500 square miles of Land O' Lakes
- In 1784, the English United Empire Loyalists (UEL) first landed in Ontario on our southern shores.
- The Canadian Shield's southern most tip the Frontenac Axis, geographically dominates our northern wilds.
- On a major migration route, the Land O' Lakes diverse ecology plays host to an incredible number of eastern North American birds.
- Canada's first Prime Minister, Sir John A. Macdonald, delivered his last campaign speech from Napanee's Town Hall in 1891.
- Reaching Verona from Kingston once involved crossing the Cameron Bog, a 5,000 acre swamp.
- Bon Echo Rock rises a sheering 100 meters (300 ft) out of Mazinaw Lake and the falls to depths of 155 meters (475 ft), the deepest lake in Ontario.
- Land O' Lakes is home to the largest collection of fine art for sale in Canada.
- A 65 kilometer (40 mi.) tract of the multi-use Trans-Canada Trail slashes through the Land O' Lakes
- For those already thinking about retirement or recreational property, roughly three quarters of our lands around Highway 7 are pristine wilderness and our enchanting loyalist towns together boast one of the lowest population densities in Southern Ontario.
- Large numbers from Napanee waved best wishes to their 5 time Grammy nominee, Avril Lavigne, on a giant postcard sent this past Christmas.
In the winter time the view of Kennebec Lake is just amazing.
- Nearly half of North America's population is within an easy one-day drive of the "Land O' Lakes"
- 5,000 clean freshwater lakes, many spring fed, splash across the 2,500 square miles of Land O' Lakes
- In 1784, the English United Empire Loyalists (UEL) first landed in Ontario on our southern shores.
- The Canadian Shield's southern most tip the Frontenac Axis, geographically dominates our northern wilds.
- On a major migration route, the Land O' Lakes diverse ecology plays host to an incredible number of eastern North American birds.
- Canada's first Prime Minister, Sir John A. Macdonald, delivered his last campaign speech from Napanee's Town Hall in 1891.
- Reaching Verona from Kingston once involved crossing the Cameron Bog, a 5,000 acre swamp.
- Bon Echo Rock rises a sheering 100 meters (300 ft) out of Mazinaw Lake and the falls to depths of 155 meters (475 ft), the deepest lake in Ontario.
- Land O' Lakes is home to the largest collection of fine art for sale in Canada.
- A 65 kilometer (40 mi.) tract of the multi-use Trans-Canada Trail slashes through the Land O' Lakes
- For those already thinking about retirement or recreational property, roughly three quarters of our lands around Highway 7 are pristine wilderness and our enchanting loyalist towns together boast one of the lowest population densities in Southern Ontario.
- Large numbers from Napanee waved best wishes to their 5 time Grammy nominee, Avril Lavigne, on a giant postcard sent this past Christmas.