Wollaston Lake Waterfront Real Estate Guide
The largest lake in Wollaston Township, sitting right beside Coe Hill and about 20 minutes from Bancroft.
About Wollaston Lake
Wollaston Lake is the largest of several lakes in Wollaston Township, sitting directly adjacent to the hamlet of Coe Hill. It's a shallower lake by regional standards, with a mean depth of about 9.4 metres.
The lake is serviced by two campgrounds, a public boat launch, and a township-maintained public beach — making it one of the more accessible lakes in the area for day use as well as cottaging.
Fishing
Wollaston holds a good mix of warm and cold-water species: largemouth and smallmouth bass, northern pike, lake trout, and walleye, with rock bass and sunfish rounding things out.
Fish Species
Access & Amenities
Public boat launch and public beach maintained by the township, plus two campgrounds on the lake.
Nearby
Coe Hill sits right on the lake, and Bancroft — the region's main service centre — is only about 20 minutes away.
Wollaston Lake FAQs
How far is Wollaston Lake from Bancroft?
About 20 minutes — it sits directly beside the hamlet of Coe Hill in Wollaston Township, Hastings County.
Is there public access to Wollaston Lake?
Yes — a public boat launch, a township-maintained public beach, and two campgrounds serve the lake, making it one of the more accessible lakes in the area.
What fish are in Wollaston Lake?
Largemouth and smallmouth bass, northern pike, lake trout, and walleye — a good multi-species lake.
Is Wollaston Lake good for families?
It's a strong pick — the public beach, campgrounds, and easy access make it welcoming for families, whether you're cottaging or just visiting for the day.
How big is Wollaston Lake?
At 360 hectares it's the largest lake in Wollaston Township, stretching about 6.5 km with a maximum depth of 31.1 metres.
Selling Your Cottage on Wollaston Lake
Thinking of selling your cottage on Wollaston Lake? Wollaston Lake is the largest lake in Wollaston Township, right beside Coe Hill and about 20 minutes from Bancroft. Here’s what sellers on Wollaston Lake usually ask.
How do I sell my cottage on Wollaston Lake?
Call or text me at 905-809-3608. I’ll walk the property, give you a straight, no-obligation opinion of value, and handle the photos, MLS listing and marketing.
What is my cottage on Wollaston Lake worth?
It depends on frontage, road access vs water access, condition and season. I’ll give you a free opinion of value based on what’s actually sold on the lake — not a guess.
When is the best time to sell a cottage on Wollaston Lake?
Spring brings the most buyers. But four-season cottages sell all winter, with less competition — and winter buyers tend to be serious buyers.
Can I sell my cottage on Wollaston Lake in the winter?
Yes, if it’s four-season. I don’t hibernate or close either. Water-access cottages are the exception — those sell best once the water’s open.
What does it cost to sell my cottage on Wollaston Lake?
Nothing upfront. Commission and services are agreed when we list.
Thinking About Wollaston Lake Real Estate?
Wade Kovacic has deep local knowledge of Hastings County and the surrounding cottage country. Reach out for current listings, a free property valuation, or help finding the right waterfront fit.
Office 905-809-3608 · Mobile 905-809-3608 · Bancroft: 2 Hastings Street North