Stoney Lake is gorgeous
it was of interest to loggers who arrived in the early 1800s soon after the loggers were followed by settlers and miners.
Today, the lake is enjoyed by seasonal and year-round residents, boaters, and sports fishermen.
At the East end of Stoney Lake is Petroglyphs Provincial Park. Where you can enjoy a piece of history and check out Canada’s largest known concentrations of prehistoric rock carvings.
Located close to Apsley and not far from Peterborough this lake gives you plenty of options for amenities. Apsley Veterinary Services is close by in case your pet was in need of medical attention.
An interesting fact about the lake is its size Stoney Lake has a surface area of approximately 2800 hectares (6918 acres).
Maximum depths of up to 32m (105 feet).
Average depth of about 5.9m (19 feet).
Major fish species found in this lake include: Small and Largemouth bass, Muskie, Walleye, Yellow Perch, Black Crappie, Bluegill, Cisco, and Whitefish.
Boat launches can be found at Crowes Landing-2374 Crowe’s Landing rd.
McCracken’s Landing – 2281 McCracken’s Landing rd.
Click the link below to check out the Kawartha Park Marina
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