For those who love the lake and the memories it has given
News and Activities: May 2025
Summer Sizzle - Same place, food and music with even more sizzle!
Update: New Volunteers for Mystery Snail Project
Opening Soon at the“Old Wedgewood”
New Owners plan ramp, gas and other boat services!
We don’t have more information than this, but these photos were taken by a BLPOA member on Sunday, May 4th, 2025.
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Calendar 2025
July 5th, 2025 – Annual Meeting
July 19th, 2025 – Summer Sizzle
August 2nd, 2025 – Regatta
August 16th, 2025 – Golf/Family Day
Stay tuned as more details become available
For useful updates about the submarine fibre optic installation by Bell Canada, please see the link below.
Andrew Cruikshank from Cottage Life reports on April 18th, 2025 that Ontario’s building and environmental permit system could be at risk if the Ford government gets its way.
The Informer: Revisited
Great articles are always a pleasure to read and re-read!
In this frequently changing section we will feature articles from past Informers, as we are busy preparing your Spring 2025 edition.
With winter behind us, spring here, and a cottage summer ahead, many of us are thinking about our Happy Place on the lake.
Here are Carly Woods’ thoughts about that in the Spring 2022 edition, along with photos of Boshkungers enjoying their own happy places:
Reminder: 10 km/h Shoreline Speed Limit
When boating in the provinces of Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia, please observe the unposted speed limit of 10 km/h (6 mph ) within 30 meters (100 ft ) from shore. This limit applies on all waters within these provinces except where other limits are posted. These provisions do not apply in rivers less than 100 meters (300 ft ) in width, canals and buoyed channels nor in the case of waterskiing, where the tow boat launches and drops off skiers by heading directly away from or into the shore.
Safe Boating: Maps and Guide
When put boating on our beautiful Boshkung Lake, it’s very important to be aware of the depths, proximity to the shoreline and any hazards when boating on the lake.
Here are two maps from our website and an interactive nautical chart that may be useful.
From Cottage Life
“Across almost all of Canada, common loons—the loon species that breeds the farthest south into cottage country—are struggling to reproduce. Adult populations are stable at about 240,000 breeding pairs, but if they cannot raise enough young to replace themselves, the future of the species is at stake.”
What’s Happening
Boshkung Classics
Our lake has a long history of classic watercraft of all kinds (powered and non-powered). For stories about some of them, select the link below. For those wanting to contribute their own stories, please email us at: artleepc59@gmail.com.
Local News and Information
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Celebrating Our Sunsets
Photo Credit: Steve Kinsley
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Vintage Photos: Boshkung Lake
Boat House at Matabanick Inn, Boskung Lake
Matabanick Inn from Carol Moffatt's Postcard Collection
Matabanick Inn, Boskung, Ont. The Inn was a veteran resort in this 1939 view. Source: HALIBURTON Memories of Past Years by Michael Barns. Haliburton Forest & Wild Life Reserve Press 2003
Archer's Store at Boskung from Carol Moffatt's Postcard Collection
Homestead Resort
Homestead Resort
Camp Calumet Tent Line from Carol Moffatt's Postcard Collection
Camp Calumet 1953 from Carol Moffatt's Postcard Collection
Camp Calumet from Carol Moffat's Postcard Collection
Damion's Bridge (aka Moorefield Bridge)
Sherwood Forest Camp Dining Hall from Carol Moffatt's Postcard Collection
