About Lake of the Woods Waterfront and Recreational Property

Lake of the Woods is a large lake occupying parts of the Canadian provinces of Ontario and Manitoba and the U.S. state of Minnesota. With over 14,000 islands and more than 105,000 kilometers (65,000 miles) of shoreline, Lake of the Woods and the surrounding areas are one of the natural wonders of North America. The waterways of the lake and the surrounding wilderness offer cabin, cottage, summer home, resort and vacation property owners an endless variety of opportunities to experience the wonder of the region. From the deep clear water and rugged landscape of the Canadian shield at its north end, to the inviting woods, shallow water and sandy bottom at its south end, nature has worked wonders here to create a year-round natural paradise for vacationers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Several communities surround the shores of Lake of the Woods:

Kenora
For those who have traveled in the rugged and beautiful country that surrounds the Lake of the Woods, the City of Kenora can come as quite a surprise. Nestled in a glorious sweep on the north shore of the Lake of the Woods, Kenora is a vibrant slice of city life, culture, and bustle.

Morson
For those who have traveled in the rugged and beautiful country that surrounds the Lake of the Woods, the City of Kenora can come as quite a surprise. Nestled in a glorious sweep on the north shore of the Lake of the Woods, Kenora is a vibrant slice of city life, culture, and bustle.

Nester Falls
Situated approximately 60 miles north of the border towns of International Falls, Minnesota and Fort Frances, Ontario, Nestor Falls is in the midst of literally dozens of lakes on a picturesque corridor of pre-Cambrian granite and magnificent conifers offering some of the most diverse angling opportunities to be found in mid North America.

Sioux Narrows
With its clear pristine waters sparkling in the tranquil glow of the sunset, the eastern glacier carved shores of Lake of the Woods invites you into the warm magical community of Sioux Narrows. Rich in history, the town centre is the site of a legendary Indian battle between the invading Sioux and the local Cree.

Telephone and Hydro
Get the account number/phone number of the previous owners, it will make the transfer of the recreational property to you much easier. Many recreational properties don't have a street address as you know one, so you will likely need the legal property description.