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Gloucester Pool
Cottagers Association
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About Us
Gloucester Pool Cottagers' Association has been in existence since 1926 and currently has an active membership of 300+ families consisting of both seasonal and permanent residents, on Little Lake, Gloucester Pool, Baxter Lake and Maclean Lake. The GPCA is the voice of its members regarding political, social and environmental concerns. We support FOCA (Federation of Ontario Cottagers) and have an active Lake Steward program. We keep our members advised by issuing a newsletter at least 1 time per year, each spring, plus regular email updates.
Where is Gloucester
Pool?
Gloucester Pool begins at Lock 45 in Port Severn and runs North East through Little Lake carrying on through Little Chute to the Big Chute Marine Railway.
The lake is 13 kilometers long and is home to at least 20 islands. Little Lake is separated from Gloucester Pool by a channel called the Narrows. The Pool is the last major body of water on the Trent Severn Waterway before Georgian Bay.
Facilities:
The association has a clubhouse in Burrows Bay for event use. It is water access only and has ample docking space.
Canoe for Cancer:
Canoe for Cancer 2009 was held on Labour Day Weekend. Mark September 5, 2010 in your calendar for this year!
Stay tuned for an update on funds raised.
It is not too late to donate! Contact Naomi Emmett.
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