Little John Lake

   Little John Lake is a very shallow 151 acre public lake. It is a 10 minute drive from Boulder Junction. The water has low clarity. Little John Lake is a very shallow, 151-acre public lake roughly ten minutes from Boulder Junction with low water clarity and a marsh-fringed shoreline. Its stained water and soft-bottomed bays give it a more wild, back-bay look than clear, deep lakes, and boat traffic is generally light and local. It's a 151-acre, very shallow lake just ten minutes from Boulder Junction with stained water and a soft, marsh-fringed shoreline. The lake's small size and shallow depths favor paddling, wildlife watching, and small-boat use over large runabouts or high-speed watersports. It's better suited to small boats, paddling, and wildlife watching than high-speed use, and most days feel quiet and local. Buyers who consider Little John typically want a quiet, close-to-town marshy lake that emphasizes atmosphere and simple fishing rather than long cruises.