Cass Lake
Cass Lake is the largest and deepest lake in Oakland County, about 1,280 acres and 123 feet at its deepest. It sits where Waterford Township, West Bloomfield Township, Orchard Lake Village and Keego Harbor meet, and it is a public lake.
Oakland County lakes
One page per lake: size, access, rules, what sells and for how much.
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Lake Oakland
Lake Oakland in Waterford Township is about 255 acres and 64 feet deep on the county's lake list, and it has public access. The Clinton River runs through it on its way to Loon Lake.
Loon Lake
Loon Lake in Waterford Township is a sand-bottom lake of about 243 acres and 73 feet deep, one of the largest in the township. The Clinton River enters it from Lake Oakland upstream.
Maceday Lake
Maceday Lake is a 234-acre all-sports lake on the Clinton River in Waterford Township. At 117 feet deep it is the second-deepest lake in Oakland County, after Cass Lake.
Otter Lake
Otter Lake is a 74-acre all-sports lake in Waterford Township, up to 50 feet deep. It is joined to Sylvan Lake, and together the two total 532 acres, the seventh-largest lake in Oakland County.
Schoolhouse Lake
Schoolhouse Lake is a 37-acre all-sports lake on the east side of Waterford, near Lake Oakland.
Scott Lake
Scott Lake in Waterford Township is a private, spring-fed, all-sports lake of about 77 acres and 35 feet deep. It is entirely residential, north of Scott Lake Road and west of Dixie Highway.
Sylvan Lake
Sylvan Lake is a 458-acre all-sports lake shared by the city of Sylvan Lake, Keego Harbor and Waterford Township. It began as two lakes, Timber Lake to the north and Pickerel Lake to the south, and the Oakland County Boat Club has been on it since 1912. A dam at Cass Lake Road separates it from Cass Lake upstream.
Williams Lake
Williams Lake is a 155-acre all-sports lake in Waterford Township, in the Clinton River watershed, near Oakland County International Airport.