The Lake
Muldrew Lake, located south west of Gravenhurst, is well known for its rugged beauty, calm waters and its active community of residents who are devoted to the lake lifestyle. Our lake is one of the most popular of the smaller Muskoka area lakes and our image gallery will show you why. Muldrew's waters lie on the bedrock of the Canadian Shield, its depths and shape scraped out by glaciers thousands of years ago. Five species of pine and deciduous species such as birch, oak and maple decorate the shores. Muldrew is home to many species of wildlife, the most popular of which are the Common Loon, Great Blue Heron and, of course, the chipmunk. Much to the delight of residents, a large variety of songbirds, raptors and hummingbirds commonly visit, nest and feed in the shorelands surrounding Muldrew Lake.
The Muldrew Lakes Cottagers' Association
The Association got its charter as the The Cottagers' Club in 1920 and is involved in a large variety of issues and activities reflective of the interests of its members and Muldrew Lake residents at large.
