Overview

Nestled in the heart of Grey County, Brewster Lake provides a peaceful and private escape for outdoor lovers. This spring-fed inland lake spans 62 acres and reaches depths of up to 40 feet. Its clean, cool waters make it perfect for swimming, paddling, and relaxed fishing.

Just 20 minutes west of Creemore, the lake sits surrounded by rolling hills, mature forests, and farmland. Nearby communities like Feversham, Singhampton, and Maxwell offer quick access, making it an easy getaway for weekend visitors and seasonal residents alike.

Fishing here is simple and rewarding. Northern Pike is the most common catch, and anglers often enjoy casting from the shore or drifting in a small boat. More than just the fish, the calm setting adds to the overall experience, making every outing on the water feel refreshing.

Beyond the shoreline, the surrounding area invites exploration. Hikers, birdwatchers, and photographers will find plenty to enjoy in the local trails and wooded areas. In autumn, the landscape bursts into rich shades of red and gold, attracting those who love the changing seasons. Wildlife sightings are frequent, including deer, wild turkeys, and native birds.

If you're looking for more excitement, Lake Eugenia lies just a short drive away. As Grey County’s largest lake, it offers motorized boating, water sports, and a more active cottage scene.

By contrast, Brewster Lake remains calm and quiet. It’s ideal for those who want to slow down, unplug, and reconnect with nature. Whether you're spending a day fishing, enjoying a swim, or simply soaking in the peaceful atmosphere, this hidden gem offers the perfect place to relax and recharge in rural Grey County.

 

Map of Brewster's Lake