Sharbot Lake Provincial Park - There are 194 campsites, 32 with
electricity and two sites are barrier-free. The
park features two sandy beaches which are great
for swimming and snorkelling. Sharbot Lake, with
its excellent docking facilities, is ideal for
large boats and water-skiing, while the small
and sheltered waters of Black Lake is good for
canoeing. A short portage connects the two
lakes. Two nature trails wind through the high
ridge of land between the two
lakes.
Phone: 613-335-2814
Silver Lake Provincial Park - Nestled along a shady ridge, 148
tent and trailer sites (includes two
barrier-free sites) are located in large shaded
areas close to the lake. Launch your boat
from the park's boat ramp for cruising,
water-skiing, sailing or rowing. A boardwalk
takes hikers through the swamp to Marsh Island
and across the other side to higher dry land.
Hikers also enjoy the one-kilometre Marsh
Trail.
Phone: 613-268-2000
Bon Echo Provincial Park- There are 500
traditional type campsites at the park. The
sites in the two main campgrounds at Mazinaw
Lake and Hardwood Hill are almost all accessible
by car, with the convenience of comfort
stations, laundry facilities and water taps
nearby. To really savour the beauty and solitude
of the wilderness, hike to one of the five sites
along the Abes and Essens Lake overnight hiking
trail. Another option is Joeperry or Pearson
Lakes, where 25 canoe-in sites are scattered
along the rocky shores. Popular with families,
Bon Echo features an extensive Natural Heritage
Education (NHE) program that is guaranteed to
interest and entertain every age
group
Phone: 613-336-2228
Frontenac Provincial
Park - More than 170 km of trails some winding
through the Moulton Gorge, the Arkon Lake Bog,
the Black Lake homestead, the Crab Lake Mines,
and other interesting sites. The park is
popular year-round for day-use visitors, and
campers, with 48 interior campsites.
Programs like wilderness skills training
which is offered in both summer and winter
seasons.
Phone: 613-376-3489
Sharbot Lake Fishing -
There's a public
launch right at the bridge separating the upper and lower lake of Sharbot Lake.
Things to do in Sharbot Lake & the
Area
Cycling and
Jogging
Cycling and jogging is a happening thing
in Sharbot lake. Go from shop to shop or
bike/jog along the highway and see just how
beautiful Sharbot Lake really is. Get up early
and jog to the water front to see the morning
sun.
Fishing &
Hunting
Sharbot lake is world renowned for
bass, lake trout, northern pike, walleye and pan
fish. Guided fishing charters are widely
available from many experienced fishing guides
or use your own tackle and fish directly from
Sharbot Lakes picturesque waterfront. In the
winter, ice-fishing huts dot Sharbot Lake.
Sharbot Lake, a major duck flyway, offers
fabulous fall duck
hunting.
Boating
Boating, sailing, canoeing, kayaking, jet
skiing, scuba diving, water taxis and charters -
there’s no better place to enjoy the water than
in the scenic Sharbot Lake area. The best
freshwater sailing and power boating for miles.
With many private and public boat slips in the
region Sharbot lake is a boater's
paradise.
Shopping
Sharbot
Lake offers excellent shopping opportunities
with something for everyone. In addition,
Sharbot Lake is unique, close to Kingston
and Ottawa, shopping alternatives range
from factory outlet malls to super malls and
only a short drive away! Everything
can be bought locally, fishing rods, bait etc.
get ready for some of the best fishing you ever
experienced. Sharbot Lake
Village, located on the shores of the lake,
is a small community. It contains grocery,
hardware and variety stores, pharmacy, post
office, bank , live bait shops, a liquor store*
and beer store.
Parks &
Camping
Provincial and National parks, private
and public campgrounds are close at hand.
For a truly unique camping experience, overnight
camp sites are available around Sharbot Lake and
area.
Snowmobiling
The clubhouse is
located just off Brewer Road, next to highway 38
on the southern edge of Sharbot Lake. During the
snowmobile season the clubhouse is open every
day providing warmth, bathroom facilities and
limited refreshments.
