Crown Land around Oromocto Lake

12 crown land sites 8 fishing spots 8 campgrounds

Oromocto Lake sits in the forested uplands south of Harvey, about 50 km southwest of Fredericton, at the head of the Oromocto River. Most of the public land around it is candidate conserved areas, and several of them are large: Oromocto Lake itself (4,285 ha) starts about 3 km from this page's centre, Piskahegan Stream (4,784 ha) is 11 km away, Deadwater Brook (1,619 ha) 16 km and Tracy Brook (4,036 ha) 19 km. Musquash Brook, Little Bear Lake, Stacks Meadows and Lyons Stream fill in the 8 to 13 km ring. The lake is about 2 km away, Frog Lake 7 km and Little Lake 8 km, and our map shows 105 waters within 25 km, most of them brooks feeding the lake. There is no campground on our map within 25 km: McAdam Campground is about 28 km away, Woolastook Park 31 km and Mactaquac Provincial Park 40 km. This page rounds up the region's public land, fishing spots and campgrounds.

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Crown Land Nearby

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Oromocto Lake
Candidate Conserved Area
3 km
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Musquash Brook
Candidate Conserved Area
8 km
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Beaver Brook
Candidate Conserved Area
10 km
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Little Bear Lake
Candidate Conserved Area
11 km
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Stacks Meadows
Candidate Conserved Area
11 km
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Piskahegan Stream
Candidate Conserved Area
11 km
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Lyons Stream
Candidate Conserved Area
13 km
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Davis Brook
Candidate Conserved Area
16 km
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Deadwater Brook
Candidate Conserved Area
16 km
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Gardner Creek
Candidate Conserved Area
18 km
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Tracy Brook
Candidate Conserved Area
19 km
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Blisseville
Candidate Conserved Area
19 km

Crown land by city around Oromocto Lake

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, mostly candidate conserved areas: Oromocto Lake (4,285 ha) starts about 3 km away, Piskahegan Stream (4,784 ha) 11 km, Deadwater Brook 16 km and Tracy Brook (4,036 ha) 19 km.

There is no campground on our map within 25 km. McAdam Campground is about 28 km away, Fox's Den 30 km, Woolastook Park 31 km and Mactaquac Provincial Park 40 km.

Oromocto Lake itself is about 2 km from this page's centre, Frog Lake 7 km and Little Lake 8 km, and our map shows 105 lakes and brooks within 25 km. A valid New Brunswick fishing licence is required.

Offline maps around Oromocto Lake

Public land near Oromocto Lake runs well past the last cell tower. Export the area as a geo-referenced PDF and read it in BorealMaps to keep your GPS position on the map when the signal drops.

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Regulations

A valid New Brunswick fishing licence is required to fish anywhere on this page. Candidate conserved areas permit low-impact recreation but may have little signage or maintained trail, and the forest roads around the lake are used by logging trucks, so give them the right of way and check burn restrictions before lighting a fire.