Percy Lake

Percy Lake is renowned for its majestic towering pines, rocky shoreline, and excellent fishing opportunities

Percy Lake is located near the Northern part of Haliburton County and close to the Algonquin Park border. This deep glacial lake offers clean waters, rock bluffs and sandy beaches. People are attracted to the extreme privacy that Percy Lake has to offer! Percy Lake is a medium-sized waterbody with a bottom consisting of two basins. 

FUN FACT: Properties on Percy Lake come with 1200 acres of common elements for all property owners to hike, play, explore and enjoy!

Location: 22 km northeast of Haliburton

Elevation: 375 m (1.250 ft)

Surface Area: 440 ha (1,087 acres)

Mean Depth: 10.8 M (36 ft)

About the Percy Lake Community

Percy Lake, located about forty minutes from the village of Haliburton, offers a private oasis feel that makes the journey worthwhile. The lake features a municipal sand beach and a breathtaking shoreline that is environmentally protected. Additionally, it is situated just minutes away from Algonquin Park, enhancing its appeal to nature enthusiasts. 

Lake Resources!

Explore the Percy Lake Ratepayers' Association for local events, landfill information, Percy Lake's history, water levels, projects, and more. Just follow the link provided,  https://plra.ca/

Fishing:

Percy Lake, known for its robust fishing opportunities, has been regularly stocked with lake trout since the 1960s, alongside native species like silver trout and smallmouth bass. While lake trout remain popular among anglers, the majority of fishing activity centers around the abundant smallmouth bass population. The lake's eastern region, characterized by rocky shorelines and expansive weed beds, provides ideal habitats for these aggressive and sought-after fish, ensuring a rewarding fishing experience for enthusiasts. For more fishing rules and resources follow the link for more info, https://www.ontario.ca/page/fisheries-management-zone-15-fmz-15