Van Vliet Lake

   Van Vliet Lake is on the Presque Isle Chain of Lakes. It is a shallow 230 acre public spring fed lake that is a 24 minute drive from Boulder Junction. The water has low clarity. Van Vliet Lake is part of the Presque Isle Chain north of Boulder Junction—a shallow, 230-acre, spring-fed lake with low water clarity and a quiet, chain-edge feel. The shoreline is a mix of woods and cabins but feels less busy than many southern chain lakes, reflecting its more northern, transitional location. Being on the Presque Isle Chain gives it access to additional water while still feeling relatively secluded compared with more central chain hubs. It's a 230-acre, shallow, spring-fed lake on the Presque Isle Chain north of Boulder Junction with low clarity and a quieter shoreline than many southern chain lakes. It attracts owners who want a relaxed, chain-connected lake with a more northern, low-key personality. Buyers who choose Van Vliet usually want a calmer, spring-fed lake on a quieter chain with room to roam when they want but low-key day-to-day use.