Crown Land around Grand Lake

12 crown land sites 8 fishing spots 8 campgrounds

Grand Lake is New Brunswick's largest lake, a long body of water between Minto and Jemseg that drains into the Saint John River. This page is centred near its northwest shore, about 4 km from open water. The Grand Lake protected natural area, 10,464 ha, is about 11 km away, and the Jemseg, Gilchrist Brook and Little River conserved areas are 14 to 16 km out. Further south and east are Partridge Valley West and East (17 to 24 km), Burpee Lake (23 km) and Bull Pasture Bog (20 km), a Class I area where public access needs a permit. Small ponds start close: The Keyhole and Thorne Pond are about 2 to 3 km away, and Clarks and Ballantyne ponds under 4 km, with 173 waters on our map within 25 km. Lakeside Campground and Mowhawk Camping are 9 km away, and the Cambridge Narrows campgrounds about 18 km. This page rounds up the region's public land, fishing spots and campgrounds.

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Crown Land Nearby

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Grand Lake
Protected Natural Area
11 km
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Jemseg IPCA
Candidate Conserved Area
14 km
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Gilchrist Brook
Candidate Conserved Area
15 km
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Little River
Candidate Conserved Area
16 km
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Partridge Valley West
Protected Natural Area
17 km
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Bull Pasture Bog
Candidate Conserved Area
18 km
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Devil's Oven
Candidate Conserved Area
21 km
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Burpee Lake
Protected Natural Area
23 km
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Upper Musquash Island
Candidate Conserved Area
23 km
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Partridge Valley East
Protected Natural Area
24 km
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Lauder Heath
Candidate Conserved Area
27 km
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Phillipstown
Protected Natural Area
27 km

Nearest Fishing Spots

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Keyhole Brook
1 km
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The Keyhole
2 km
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Thorne Pond Brook
2 km
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Thorne Pond
3 km
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Clarks Pond
3 km
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Old House Brook
3 km
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West Branch Baltimore Stream
3 km
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East Branch Baltimore Stream
3 km

Nearest Campgrounds

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Lakeside Campground
9 km
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Mowhawk Camping
9 km
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Coy Lake Camping
17 km
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Cambridge Narrows Campground
18 km
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Mic Mac Tent & Trailer
Cambridge-Narrows
18 km
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Wally's Seasonal Campground
18 km
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Iron Bound Cove RV Park
Chipman
24 km
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Camp Wegesegum
Coal Creek
25 km

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The Grand Lake protected natural area, 10,464 ha, is about 11 km from this page's centre, and the Partridge Valley, Burpee Lake and Bull Pasture Bog protected areas are 17 to 24 km away.

Not freely. Bull Pasture Bog is a Class I protected natural area, where public access is limited to permitted scientific and educational visits; the other protected areas around Grand Lake are Class II and open to low-impact recreation.

Lakeside Campground and Mowhawk Camping are about 9 km away, Coy Lake Camping 17 km, and Cambridge Narrows Campground and Mic Mac Tent and Trailer about 18 km; our map shows 16 campgrounds within 50 km.

Offline maps around Grand Lake

Public land near Grand Lake runs well past the last cell tower. Export the area as a geo-referenced PDF and read it in BorealMaps to keep your GPS position on the map when the signal drops.

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Regulations

A valid New Brunswick fishing licence is required to fish anywhere on this page. Class I protected natural areas such as Bull Pasture Bog need a permit to enter, while Class II areas permit hiking and low-impact fishing but restrict camping and motorized access. Much of the Grand Lake shoreline is private cottage land, so use public launches and access points.

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