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Bone Island N

Location: Georgian Bay
Lat / Lon: N 44° 56.722' / W 079° 52.175'
Depth: 10 to 18 feet
Description:
Sometimes called Hockey Stick, this anchorage can handle 30 or 40 boats in this very protected harbor.

Holding:

5.00

Good

Wind Protection:

5.00

Open and Exposed to Northwest

Current Flow:

5.00

Wake Protection:

5.00

Open and Exposed to Northwest

Scenic Beauty:

5.00

Very busy on weekends.

Ease of Shopping:

1.00

Shore Access:

3.00

Pet Friendly:

3.00

Cell Service:

1.00

Review for Bone Island N

Reviewed by: Jill Jenkins on Jul 21, 2021
Vessel Type: Power
LOA: 27'
Draft: 3.0'

Overall Rating:

5

Holding:

5

Wind Protection:

5

Current Flow:

5

Wake Protection:

5

Scenic Beauty:

5

Ease of Shopping:

1

Shore Access:

3

Pet Friendly:

3

Cell Service:

1

Beautiful well-known local anchorage. Can handle many boats without feeling crowded. Private, yet undeveloped land, only cottages at the mouth of the Bay. Best anchorages are beyond the bend towards the end of the bay (zero cottages) so no light pollution, great place for star gazing. No hiking trails but you are able to go to shore to allow your dog to do their business. There is a small lake on Bone Island which you can explore. We had enough cell signal to make a phone call but no sufficient to even send or receive texts.

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