Access Site
MI
Cranberry Lake
City: Harrison, MI
County: Clare County
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 44.06113071, -84.74145818
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Location
Interactive access map
Loads when you reach this section.
Nearby Gauge Conditions
South Branch Tobacco River near Beaverton, MI
10.3 mi away
Clam River at Vogel Center, MI
11.3 mi away
Real-time data from USGS Water Services
About This Access Site
**Location & Facilities**
Located in Harrison, Clare County, this DNR boat access site offers a concrete ramp with a loading dock, making it convenient for launching kayaks, canoes, and larger boats. The site includes a vault toilet and dedicated parking area with approximately 7 trailer spaces. The ramp is handicap accessible, and a loading dock is available to assist with boat placement.
**Lake Overview & Boating Conditions**
Cranberry Lake spans 293 acres and offers good recreational opportunities for paddlers and anglers. Note that the access site has limited water depth for launch and retrieval during certain conditions, so water levels should be checked before visiting, especially during low-water periods. The lake supports various game fish species and is regularly stocked, making it popular for both fishing and recreational paddling.
**Planning Your Visit**
This is a solid option for day trips and recreational boating in central Michigan. Check current water conditions before launching, and arrive early during peak season to secure parking, as trailer spaces are limited.
Located in Harrison, Clare County, this DNR boat access site offers a concrete ramp with a loading dock, making it convenient for launching kayaks, canoes, and larger boats. The site includes a vault toilet and dedicated parking area with approximately 7 trailer spaces. The ramp is handicap accessible, and a loading dock is available to assist with boat placement.
**Lake Overview & Boating Conditions**
Cranberry Lake spans 293 acres and offers good recreational opportunities for paddlers and anglers. Note that the access site has limited water depth for launch and retrieval during certain conditions, so water levels should be checked before visiting, especially during low-water periods. The lake supports various game fish species and is regularly stocked, making it popular for both fishing and recreational paddling.
**Planning Your Visit**
This is a solid option for day trips and recreational boating in central Michigan. Check current water conditions before launching, and arrive early during peak season to secure parking, as trailer spaces are limited.