The Dog and Cranberry Lakes Association

Year 1 of our Hazard Marker Program
a Great Success!

On October 19th, a small group of DCLA Members gathered up the 
Hazard Markers 
to store for the winter!
Thank You!!



Providing stewardship of the lakes and
surrounding environment.

Click here to review the new draft Conservation Plan

Click here to Join the DCLA!

Dog and Cranberry Lakes are located in eastern Ontario and are a part of the Rideau Canal System - a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The lakes are known for the scenic beauty of their shorelines which are typical of the rugged, rocky Canadian Shield of the Frontenac Arch - a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. The combination of natural deep basins and shallow "drowned lands" provides aquatic habitat for a variety of fish, including bass, crappie, pike and splake.