Boat Wash Station

116 Louisa Road - Fire Hall

The Township of Wentworth wishes to maintain the quality of the water on its territory. Invasive species are a real threat. They can spread from one lake to another. All users must hold an access permit issued by the Municipality, or wash their watercraft (motor, trailer and accessories) at a washing station, before launching a watercraft (utility, motorized or non-motorized).

MUNICIPAL ACCESS INSTRUCTIONS

A sticker will be issued for each boat registered once the following forms have been completed:

• Access permit (available soon)
  
  
• Schedule (available soon)

MUNICIPAL LANDING

On Giles Road, you'll find a municipal landing for access to Lake Louisa. For further details, please contact the municipality.

To learn more:

• By-Law number 2015-002-001

Draft By-Law in progress:

• Draft By-Law number 2024-002 - By-Law concerning the protection of and access to bodies of water on the territory of the Municipality of the Township of Wentworth
• Draft By-law number 2024-003 - Borrowing By-Law decreeing the acquisition and installation of a washing station and a $100,000 loan
  • Annex A 
  • Annex B 

Eurasian water-milfoil: A short guide to avoid an invasion

The LLPOA and the Protection of Lake Louise

Lake Louisa Property Owner's Association (LLPOA) raise the Township of Wentworth citizens' awareness by giving access to relevant information on the extensive damage that invasive species can cause to water quality and public health.

View their original video capsule on YouTube by clicking this link HERE:

ATLAS OF LAKES (French only) A free web-based tool by the Conseil régional de l'environnement (CRE) Laurentides that centralizes and emplasizes the existing information about lakes on the territory is now online! > to learn more