| Oastler & McLaren Events and Attractions | |||
| OASTLER LAKE COMMITTEE - Oastler and MacLaren Lakes | |||
[email us suggestions for this page] |
Coffee Social in June. Residents - seasonal/full time - Saturday June 19/10 9am-11am. Diane Collison's |
||
OASTLER LAKE RESIDENTS 2010 EVENTS and UPDATE May 4 2010 Welcome to all residents of Oastler Lake. Summer has begun and with it plans for vacations, retreats, family times and all that is included with Lake living activities. We appeal to all of you to maintain an environmental sensitivity. Help us reduce the trash in our Lake! It’s “doing the right thing when no one is looking!” |
|||
| BARTLETT SPRINGS ASSOCIATION | |
![]() |
Bartlett Drive Residents July Meeting: If you are a resident on Bartlett Drive, please contact us for details |
| OASTLER LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK |
INTRO: Oastler Lake Provincial Park The park shares the concerns of the Oastler Lake Cottagers Association regarding the spreading of invasive species. New cautionary signage will be introduced at the park boat launch and this article has been published in the Oastler Lake and The Massasauga Provincial Parks 2010 park tabloid. This message should reach an additional 62 000 visitors this season. Park Visitors, How Can You Help Stop the Spread of Invasive Species? Invasive Species are one of the greatest threats to the biodiversity of Ontario’s waters, wetlands and woodlands. Invasive species such as zebra mussels, garlic mustard, and rusty crayfish can out compete native plants and animals and can have a devastating impact on our Provincial Parks. Invasive species can hitch a ride on your boat or recreational gear. Whether you are enjoying recreational activities on the water or on land, please take the following actions to limit the spread of invasive species.
For more information please visit www.invadingspecies.com Mike Foley, Oastler Lake Provincial Park |
![]() |
| The park does potential upgrades planned for the future. In accordance with the new Drinking Water Regulations 170, Oastler will be home to a state of the art water treatment facility. Espansion of the existing 24 electrical campsites will have 18 additional sites convrted in the Riverside campground to better suite our users needs. Oastler Lake Provincial Park office continues to be the home of the Massasauga Provincial Park as well. One of the most popular water access parks in Ontario Parks system, it's annual visitation is approximately 24,000 per year. Access to the Massasauga is either via Three Legged Lake for the interior or via Pete's Place located on Healy Lake Road for our boating cliental. by Mike Foley, Superintendent, Oastler Lake Provincial Park (2005) |