Lake Chaubunagungamaug Vacation and Resort Properties

Lake Chaubunagungamaug is east of Webster, Massachusetts, near the Connecticut border. Its name is a shortend version of a 45-letter tribal name, said to be one of the 6 longest placenames in the world. Those who cannot pronounce it simply use Webster Lake as the name.

Hodges Village Dam (5 miles) Located in Oxford, MA, a canoe launch and parking areas provide access to the French River above and below the dam. Over 15 miles of trails are maintained. Recreational opportunities include nature study, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, hunting, dirt biking and snowmobiling. The nearby town of Oxford also provides tennis courts, baseball fields and skateboard... More

Buffumville Lake (6 miles) This 200-acre lake in Charlton, MA, offers state-of-the-art facilities for the latest recreational pursuits including BMX-style bike jumps, mountain bike trails and an 27-hole disk golf course. More traditional forms of recreation include fishing, hunting, 7 miles of multi-use trails, group picnic shelters and ice skating. The 200 acre lake is popular for canoeing, kayaking and primitive boat-in camping,... More

West Thompson Lake (7 miles) Excellent camping (seasonal) in a rustic campground with wooded sites near 200-acre lake. Modern bathroom with hot showers, trailer dump station and resident campground attendants. Boat ramp (5 mph limit for boats), picnic area, hunting, fishing and hiking opportunities... More

Westville Lake (11 miles) The developed park includes a 3-acre athletic field popular with softball and soccer players and kite flyers. Photographers, hikers and bird watchers enjoy the undeveloped lands. The abandoned old Grand Truck Railroad parallels the Quinebaug River and is a popular walking and hiking trail. Ice skating, sledding and skiing are popular in... More