Fenton-area lakes guide – lake homes & real estate

The Fenton area is packed with lakes, from big all-sports lakes like Lake Fenton and Lobdell Lake to small spring-fed kettle lakes and quiet state-park water. Use this guide to compare them by township, then open any lake for size, depth, access and who it suits.

Argentine Township (Genesee County)

Lobdell Lake – about 545 acres; all-sports
Myers Lake – about 33 to 35 acres; small, private, quiet
Softwater Lake – roughly 11 to 13 acres; small, private, quiet

Deerfield Township (Livingston County)

Bennett Lake – about 150 acres; all-sports, connected to Lobdell Lake
Hoisington Lake – about 125 acres; quiet, largely undeveloped

Fenton Township (Genesee County)

Barnum Lake – roughly 22 to 39 acres; small, quiet
Buckbee Lake – about 19 to 21 acres; small, shallow, quiet
Byram Lake – about 133 to 139 acres; mid-size, private
Crane Lake – about 33 to 38 acres; small, quiet
Crooked Lake – roughly 30 to 55 acres; quiet, irregular shoreline
Dollar Lake – roughly 25 to 46 acres; small, quiet
Lake Copneconic – about 110 to 118 acres; all-sports, low density
Lake Fenton – about 845 to 888 acres, the largest lake in the area; large, all-sports
Lake Ponemah – roughly 370 to 400 acres; all-sports, chain of lakes
Little Long Lake – roughly 14 to 26 acres; small, quiet
Loon Lake – about 158 acres; all-sports, shallow
Marl Lake – about 75 acres; quiet
McCully Lake – about 11 acres; small, deep, quiet
Parker Lake – about 14 acres; small, quiet
Pine Lake – about 136 to 139 acres; mid-size
Silver Lake – about 310 to 334 acres; large, close to town
Aanikegamaa Lake (formerly Squaw Lake) – about 77 to 80 acres; part of the Ponemah chain
Tupper Lake – about 26 to 28 acres; small, connected to Lake Ponemah

Hartland Township (Livingston County)

Blaine Lake – about 30 acres; small, private
Bullard Lake – about 43 to 47 acres; small, private
Handy Lake – about 57 acres; small, private
Long Lake – roughly 146 to 178 acres; larger, private
Maxfield Lake – roughly 68 to 90 acres; private
Parshallville Pond – about 40 to 51 acres; historic mill pond
Round Lake – roughly 60 to 70 acres; private
Tyrone Lake – about 102 acres; mid-size, private

Holly Township (Oakland County)

Big Seven Lake – about 160 to 170 acres; no-wake, state park
Dickinson Lake – about 38 to 44 acres; state park lake
Seven Lakes – state park
Crotched Lake – about 29 to 34 acres; small, public ramp
Bush Lake – about 110 acres
Sand Lake – non-motorized, state park

Rose Township (Oakland County)

Lake Braemar – about 80 acres, including about 20 acres of wetland; shallow, natural
Tipsico Lake – roughly 250 to 300 acres; all-sports

Tyrone Township (Livingston County)

Lake Shannon – about 262 to 283 acres; large, private all-sports
Runyan Lake – about 160 to 180 acres; private all-sports, fully developed

Find your lake home

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