Can you swim in the chain of lakes?

The Clermont Chain of Lakes is a beautiful area located in Clermont, Florida. These lakes offer plenty of activities for people of all ages, including fishing, boating, kayaking, and swimming.



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Swimming is good anywhere on the Chain, although Fox and Nippersink lakes can be busy with boat traffic and choppy waters. The general rule for swimming is stay close to the shore and wear life jackets.

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Other facilities available for visitors to enjoy include a campground, beach, and picnic shelters.

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Lake depths range from 40 feet in Lake Marie to a maximum depth of 6 feet in Grass Lake. Along with numerous land-based events in the towns along the Chain O' Lakes, boaters can enjoy water-related activities all summer long.

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Activities at Chain O' Lakes
  • Archery Range. An archery range for target practice is located on Rt. ...
  • Bike Trails. There are four surfaced bike trail in the park totaling 6 miles. ...
  • Boating. ...
  • Camping. ...
  • Concession/Boat Rental. ...
  • Fishing. ...
  • Hunting. ...
  • Picnicking.


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Know before you go Before you head out, check online to find out if the swim area is currently monitored, is under advisory, or has been closed for health or safety reasons. This is especially important after a heavy rain.

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Lake Erie. The fourth largest out of the five Great lakes, Erie is also the shallowest and the smallest in volume. In terms of surface area, Erie takes thirteenth place in the world. Niagara River is its biggest natural outflow, providing a huge amount of hydroelectric power to both the United States and Canada.

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At 1,943 feet (592 meters), Crater Lake is the deepest lake in the United States and one of the deepest in the world. The depths were first explored thoroughly in 1886 by a party from the U.S. Geological Survey. Their primitive sounding device consisted of a lead pipe attached to piano wire.

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Lake George, known as the “Queen of American Lakes,” is 32 miles long and widely considered one of the country's most beautiful and cleanest lakes. Each year, the deep blue waters of Lake George, located in the southern Adirondack State Park, attract over 50,000 summer tourists.

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While the ocean waters are incredible, nothing compares to a swim in these fresh, wave-filled inland seas. Yes, the Great Lakes have waves! Not as intense as ocean waves with the added bonus of no sharks or jellyfish. The region also boasts some incredible sandy and rocky beaches to relax on after a dip.

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