Lake
Morin Lake
Morin Lake is a medium-sized (598-acre) recreational and fishing lake located 13km west of Debden and just under 100km from Prince Albert. The lake is accessible from Highways 695 and 793, but signage for accessing the lake is limited; a GPS or map is recommended. This lake is an easy day trip from Prince Albert, with a great beach and playground for the kids!
The small town of Victoire is located almost directly adjacent to the lake and offers some services, including a full-service store with gas pumps, and a summertime restaurant called Little Country Grill.
The lake is spring-fed and surrounded by boreal forest. It is located within the Thickwood Hills.
[Morin Lake Regional Park](#morin-lake-regional-park) is situated on the lake and offers camping, a boat launch, cabins, playgrounds, picnic areas, and a lovely beach and playground.
Northern Pike, Yellow Perch, Walleye and Lake Whitefish can be found in Morin Lake. It is stocked every few years with walleye.
The northernmost part of the lake is within the Big River 118 Reserve.
The lake is named after Napoleon, Alexander, Raphael and Pierre Marie Morin, who all homesteaded nearby.
