Dunns Lake
Secluded Backwater Escape
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Dunns Lake
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Map & Quick Facts
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Countylake
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Connection TypeChannel Connected
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Nearby CommunitiesFox Lake, Ingleside
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Speed LimitNo wake – canal access only
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Swimming Allowed
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Dunns Lake
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History & Features
Historical Information
Dunns Lake is part of the Chain O’Lakes system formed by the retreat of the Wisconsin glacier thousands of years ago.
One of five lakes connected by small canals and channels (Duck Lake, Long Lake, Spring Lake, Dunns Lake, and Brandenburg Lake) rather than the main Fox River channel.
The area was originally inhabited by Native American tribes including the Miami, Mascouten, and Potawatomi.
Notable Features
Low-Pressure Fishing β Minimal boat traffic means fish are less wary, making Dunns Lake a productive spot for patient anglers.
Backwater Tranquility β One of the quietest spots in the entire Chain O’Lakes system.
Canal Connected β One of five lakes connected by small canals rather than the main Fox River, preserving its secluded character.








