For 60 years the RLCA has worked as a volunteer-based group to ensure the quality of our water and that nature that surrounds the lake are maintained. Now as we embark on the next 60 years, we want to ensure that generations to come appreciate what has been preserved so that their families can continue to enjoy the most beautiful lakes in Haliburton. Please contact us if you are interested in volunteering.
We are proud of our cottages community! Get informed about the latest social posts as well as community events, clubs, weather and so much more through our NEW community connection portal.
Our lakes, rivers, and associated natural environmental features support Haliburton’s way of life and our stewardship is central to the creation of a Shoreline Preservation By-law. Building on current legislation, policies, and by-laws, the proposed by-law includes but is not limited to…
Our cottage community has been a family tradition and summer destination for over 60 years. You’re going to love it here!
To help you settle into our cottager’s community, here is a list of resources that you will find helpful during your first year as a new cottage owner!
A small amount of lead will cause massive fatal lead poisoning in a loon.
It’s a terrible death for these legendary birds. And it is so easily avoidable.
When you turn your lead fishing weights or tackle.
The emergence of the sandbar at the north end of Redstone Lake has been a sign that summer has reached its apex, and fall is not far away. For many years Redstone, Little Red, and
A letter received by the RLCA from the Dysart et al Enforcement Officer: From: Dysart et al By-Law bylaw@dysartetal.caDate: August 5, 2025 at 12:44:30 PM EDTSubject: Storage of Docks on Public Land During Off Season Good
The FOCA AGM & Spring Seminar was held on March 1, 2025. Here is a copy of the Event Summary which includes session overviews and links to PDF copies of all the slides shown during
Send us your best photo from the summer of 2024 for a chance to win. Show us how you have been spending your days at the cottage.
Winner will be announced March 15, 2025
Author: Arunemathi Shanmugam, University of Waterloo This July was the warmest on record and we expect to continue to see record-breaking weather in the near future. Warmer air temperatures will cause a variety of changes,
Motors, boats, and Ontario’s ecosystems can be ruined by zebra mussels and other aquatic invasive species. Take a few simple steps to preserve our lakes and fisheries: CLEAN off any plants or debris, DRAIN bilges and ballast water, and DRY any wet areas of your boat.
