Three Mile Lake Association
The Three Mile Lake Association was founded in 1968. It was incorporated in 2005 and operates today as the "voice" of Three Mile Lake constituents.
The elected Board of Directors are charged, by the membership, to maintain a liaison with the Township of Muskoka Lakes and all other entities that can and do influence the quality of life around, on and in the lake.
The major initiatives which the board is currently working on are:
Water Quality Initiative
Floating Treatment Wetlands (FTW Program)
The Three Mile Lake Association is launching a pilot program using Floating Treatment Wetlands (FTWs)—a nature-based solution designed to intercept nutrients before they fuel algae blooms. Installed at key inlets and along participating shorelines, these living systems use plant roots and microbial processes to absorb phosphorus and improve water quality. This community-driven initiative combines science, stewardship, and hands-on participation, with opportunities for property owners, volunteers, and citizen scientists to get involved. To learn more or to participate in the program, please contact [email protected].
Membership is very important to the Association. Keeping our members up to date and informed is a priority. We publish a newsletter four times a year, we send regular emails to members, and we post the newsletters of Muskoka Lakes Association and Federation of Ontario Cottagers on our website.