Welcome to Loon Call Lake

Welcome to Loon Call Lake’s resource for information about the lake, past, present and future.
Please contact us using the info email to send updates, corrections or feedback.

Ice Storm 2025

  • POWER
    • Although the HydroOne outage map indicates up to 76 customers are affected, with a projection of May 1st for power restoration, many cottagers have responded to me to report they have power.
    • The damaged hydro pole has been replaced.
    • Check the outage map for the status
    • Register to receive updated
  • Birches have taken quite a beating
  • Update 2025 04 08 morning:
    • Anstruther: Passable
    • Fire Route 55 (Jessica Drive): has a few permanent residents. They’ve cleared the numerous downed trees , so it is more passable. 
    • Fire Route 57: cleared for car passage. Although clear of trees, the road is still soft and snow covered in places, and at this point, remains not quite drivable.
    • Fire Route 58: in rough shape but passable
    • Fire Route 58F&G: is not passable unless you’re driving a serious truck with high clearance. It’s still snow covered in place. Beaver pond overflowed and washed out part of the road
    • Fire Route 58D: the road is passable, although road work will be required

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Welcome Handbook

Are you new to the lake or just want to know more about the lake, the park or the surrounding area. Visit this link for printable reference material.

History of Loon Call Lake

In 2015 the Loon Call Lake Cottagers’ Association undertook a major effort to create and publish Loon Call Lake, A Brief History of Cottaging on Loon Call Lake. Each new cottage household receives one copy of this book, and can purchase additional copies by contacting the Loon Call Lake Cottagers’ Association President (while quantities last). Visit this link for a downloadable copy: