Anchorage Reviews | Dreamers Peninsula-LaCloche Island

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Dreamers Peninsula-LaCloche Island

Location: North Channel
Lat / Lon: N 46° 00.006' / W 081° 46.635'
Depth: 10 to 20 feet
Description:
Between Little La Cloche Island and McGregor Point, a buoyed and lighted range leads to the Canada Cement plant. Turn to port to enter a narrow passage (7-foot depths) into the bay under Dreamers Peninsula.
DISCLAIMER: Before committing to an anchorage, you should confirm that the location is not governed by a regulation that may conflict with your plans. An increasing number of states and municipalities are enacting laws that define where and how long you may anchor.

Holding:

4.00

Excellent

Wind Protection:

3.00

All-around

Current Flow:

5.00

Wake Protection:

5.00

Scenic Beauty:

5.00

Ease of Shopping:

1.00

Shore Access:

2.00

Review for Dreamers Peninsula-LaCloche Island

Reviewed by: David Mann, Now or Never, on Jul 24, 2025
Vessel Type: Power
LOA: 44'
Draft: 4.7'

Overall Rating:

4

Holding:

4

Wind Protection:

3

Current Flow:

5

Wake Protection:

5

Scenic Beauty:

5

Ease of Shopping:

1

Shore Access:

2

Access through the channel when entering is pretty tight. To the sides of the channel it gets very rocky very quickly. Once through that though it opens up nicely. Very private and remote area. Like much of this area I would recommend going slowly and having someone at the bow to assist spotting the prop grinders through the clear waters.

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