Maple, Beech and Cameron Lakes Area Property Owners’ Association

Three Lakes, One Voice

Summer on the Lake - Need We Say More?

Membership Matters

The Association supports your interests now, ensuring a strong future for our children. Our mission is to protect our beautiful area for you and your children. Join or renew your membership today!

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News & Updates

Get all the latest news from the Maple, Beech and Cameron Lakes area by visiting our blog and chatting with your fellow cottagers! Get the latest news.

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News & Notices

NOTICE – Enhanced Security at Landfills

The Township of Algonquin Highlands takes workplace safety very seriously and is committed to providing workspaces that are safe and harassment-free. Sadly, incidents of worker harassment have been on the rise, particularly at our Waste Disposal Sites. There have been increased incidents of illegal dumping, failure to pay applicable fees, dumping without authorization, damage to property, theft, and other by-law infractions. In an increasing number of situations, attempts by landfill workers to manage these situations are met with verbal abuse, harassment and threats. This is unacceptable..

Water Level Forecast – August 20/19

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Our Events

Summer 2019 Events Listings

Give us your best shot!!!

The 2019 Photo Contest

Starts February 11, 2019 closes October 14, 2019 11:59pm

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MBC Lakes Photo Contest is sponsored by:

The MBC Lakes Corn Roast & BBQ,

Saturday August 24, 2019 was a HUGE success !!!

Thank you all who participated in our event.

Did you know…

News from the Food Hub

Back by Popular Demand – Beer and Cheese Tasting August 1 & 29

Mmm…Did you know wine isn’t the only beverage that goes well with cheese? This Thursday (Aug. 1), discover which beer and cheese combos will tickle your taste buds during our popular Cheese & Beer Tasting Event. Cheese sommelier Jackie Armet will share her knowledge and we will feature the savoury selections of the Haliburton Highlands Brewing. It all happens at the Food Hub. RSVP on our website or call 705.754.GROW (4769)

MBC Lakes Association Event Calendar

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Fishing Facts

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Poop Talk

It’s all about the water…

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What's Happening in Haliburton County

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Boat Smart

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FYI Haliburton

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Bear Wise

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Cottage Opening Tips

Opening the cottage is the most exciting part of the year.

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Maple, Beech and Cameron Lakes Aerial Photos

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Maple Lake (Ninatigo Lake)

Co-ordinates: Lat. 45° 06′ Long. 78° 40′.
Maple Lake is located between Carnarvon and West Guilford along Hwy. 118 in Haliburton County.
Maple Lake is part of a 5 lake chain including Beech, Green, Pine and Cranberry Lake. The lakes are connected by short stretches of the Gull River. The water flow is east to west.
While the maximum depth reaches 120′, the average depth is 38′.
The perimeter of the lake is 9.5 km. (6.6 miles).
Much of the shoreline is sandy with lots of pencil reed growth. There are as well inshore rocky areas as well as fallen trees.
Lake trout have been regularly stocked.
Major fish species include large and smallmouth bass, lake trout, muskie, northern pike and a few walleye.
Elevation (above sea level) 314m
Maximum Depth 37m
Mean Depth 11.5m
Surface Area 336ha
Perimeter 11km

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Beech Lake (Sawamishi Lake)

Co-ordinates: Lat. 45° 05′ Long. 78° 42′
Beech Lake is located north of Carnarvan Ontario along Hwy.118 in Haliburton County.
Beech is part of a chain of 5 small lakes situated between Eagle Lake on the east and Boshkung Lake on the west.
The lake reaches maximum depths of 80’+. It consists of a single basin with a large gradually tapering flat on the southwest end.
The lake has been regularly stocked with lake trout.
Major fish species include lake trout, smallmouth and largemouth bass, whitefish, muskie and perch.
Elevation (above sea level) 335m
Maximum Depth 26.8mm
Mean Depth 7.1m
Surface Area 124ha
Perimeter 6.4km

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Little Cameron Lake (First Lake) Stats

Co-ordinates: Lat. 45° 12′ Long. 78° 65′
Little Cameron Lake is located north of Carnarvon Ontario along Barry’s Line Road in Haliburton County.
Elevation (above sea level) 329m
Maximum Depth 9.8m
Mean Depth 4.8m
Surface Area 18ha
Perimeter 2.4km

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