🛶 Newfoundland · West-Central
Grand Lake Waterfront
Newfoundland's largest lake — 543 square kilometres of wild interior water in the west-central island, southeast of Corner Brook.
Overview
The island's biggest lake
Grand Lake is the largest lake on the island of Newfoundland — about 543 square kilometres — set in the western interior some 24 km southeast of Corner Brook. It feeds the Humber River system and the region's hydroelectric network.
Long and deep, ringed by forest and hills, it's a vast wilderness lake more than a developed shoreline.
On the water
Wilderness lake living
Grand Lake is backcountry water — fishing, boating and cabins reached by gravel roads or boat, a quiet contrast to the coast.
Waterfront here means remote cabins and cottage lots prized for fishing and wilderness, affordable and genuinely off the grid in places.
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Grand Lake waterfront — your questions answered
Where is Grand Lake?
In the western interior of Newfoundland, about 24 km southeast of Corner Brook — the island's largest lake.
How big is it?
About 543 square kilometres, the largest lake on the island of Newfoundland.
What is the market like?
Remote cabins and cottage lots for fishing and wilderness, affordable and off the beaten track.