Photo by Ellen Fox

                                                                                                     
Fox Lake is one of Muskoka’s many small lakes. Its waters flow from Axe Lake and Round Lake, through Buck Lake to the north, down the Buck River to Fox Lake, and then into Lake Vernon over the Hoodstown Rapids. It was likely used as a travel corridor before European contact in the area, and it was certainly used by explorers, surveyors, and early settlers for access to and through the area.

Fox Lake History Project
The Fox Lake Association has embarked upon an exciting project to compile a history of Fox Lake, Ontario. We invite Fox Lake residents and interested others to join us in collecting stories and visual images that reflect the development of the whole Fox Lake
https://foxlakehistoryproject.wordpress.com/

Why are we doing this?
The Fox Lake Association is writing the history of Fox Lake, Ontario over time, right up to the present day. We're hoping Fox Lake residents and interested others will help us to collect stories and visual images that reflect the development of the whole Fox Lake community.
Please use the Contact Page in the Fox Lake History Website if you have information or questions.