Lake Yale

Lake Yale, is the only large Harris Chain lake that is not accessible from the rest of the chain of lakes. The Yale Canal connecting Lake Griffin was sealed off many years ago.  Lake Yale is approximately five miles long and 3 miles wide at the center. Boat traffic on the lake is minimal and the setting is generally private, which is it's appeal.

Fishing pressure is much less than the rest of the chain, giving Lake Yale a local reputation for great fishing.

There are very few homes on Lake Yale and when one comes on the market, it usually sells quickly.  A nicely maintained manufacture red home retirement community is located on the west side.

Lake Yale is a sleeper in the world of Florida lakefront real estate.   It size, natural setting and quiet surroundings are hard to beat. 

The Baptist Church has owned and maintained a large retreat and conference center on the West side of the lake for many years.   This retreat is very popular with the church members with numerous families taking advantage it's facilities.

There are two public boat ramps located on Lake Yale.  One is a small dirt ramp on the north side and the second and largest is located in Marsh Park on the east side.  The ramp is well maintained and except during drought conditions is easily accessible.

If you have questions about Lake Yale, the Harris Chain or Florida lakefront property in general, please don't hesitate to contact us.