Little Cormorant Lake Public Water Access
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Little Cormorant Lake Public Water Access gives you public access to the water in Detroit Lakes, MN. Cormorant Lakes Sportsmans Club looks after Little Cormorant Lake Public Water Access. Little Cormorant Lake Public Water Access charges no fee, according to the map data. Kayaks and canoes can launch here too. Fargo is the nearest big city, about 38 miles away. The next public ramp is Leaf Lake Public Water Access in Detroit Lakes, about 2.2 miles away.
Launch details | Type | Kayak and canoe launch |
| Address | Detroit Lakes, MN |
| Hours | Open 24 hours please check with the launch before you go |
| Water | Little Cormorant Lake |
| Launch fee | free |
| Trailers | trailers allowed |
| Lighting | lit at night |
| Restrooms | none |
| Managed by | Cormorant Lakes Sportsmans Club |
About Little Cormorant Lake Public Water Access
How do I get to Little Cormorant Lake Public Water Access?
Little Cormorant Lake Public Water Access is in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota. The directions button above routes you to the pin for Little Cormorant Lake Public Water Access.
Which lake or river does Little Cormorant Lake Public Water Access access?
It gives you access to Little Cormorant Lake.
Is there a fee at Little Cormorant Lake Public Water Access?
According to the map data there is no fee at Little Cormorant Lake Public Water Access.
Can paddlers use Little Cormorant Lake Public Water Access?
Yes, kayaks and canoes can put in at Little Cormorant Lake Public Water Access.
Who manages Little Cormorant Lake Public Water Access?
The map data names Cormorant Lakes Sportsmans Club as the operator of Little Cormorant Lake Public Water Access.
Are there restrooms at Little Cormorant Lake Public Water Access?
No, the map data says there are no restrooms here.
Where else can you launch near Little Cormorant Lake Public Water Access?
Leaf Lake Public Water Access in Detroit Lakes (2.2 miles), Big Cormorant Lake Public Water Access in Detroit Lakes (2.5 miles) and Long Lake Park Boat Ramp in Detroit Lakes (4.8 miles).