✈ Newfoundland · Central
Gander Lake Waterfront
A long, deep central-island lake beside Gander — the aviation town famous for its 9/11 welcome — with quiet shoreline living.
Overview
Central Newfoundland's lake
Gander Lake stretches about 56 km through central Newfoundland, the island's third-largest lake, beside the town of Gander. The town is famous in aviation history — a transatlantic refuelling hub, and the community that took in thousands of stranded travellers on 9/11, the story behind 'Come From Away.'
The lake is long, deep and clean, oriented northwest–southeast beside the Trans-Canada Highway.
On the water
Lakeside living in the centre of the island
Gander Lake offers paddling, boating and fishing with the services of a regional hub town right alongside.
Waterfront ranges from lakeshore homes near Gander to quieter cottage lots along the shore — central, accessible and affordable.
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Gander Lake waterfront — your questions answered
Where is Gander Lake?
In central Newfoundland beside the town of Gander, along the Trans-Canada Highway — the island's third-largest lake.
What is Gander known for?
Its aviation history and the 9/11 welcome to stranded air travellers that inspired the musical 'Come From Away.'
What is the market like?
Lakeshore homes and cottage lots near a regional hub town — accessible and affordable.