Buell Lake County Park
Buell Lake County Park is a spacious and well-maintained 213-acre park in Genesee County, featuring a fishing lake with no swimming allowed and a boat launch ideal for kayaks. The park offers multiple picnic areas including covered shelters, playgrounds, and restrooms (some wheelchair accessible). Visitors can enjoy hiking, fishing from docks, and various family-friendly activities amidst scenic nature with diverse trees and birdlife. The park provides paved parking and is wheelchair accessible, making it welcoming for all ages and abilities.
Reviews
Awesome park. Plenty of space to have fun. Nice fishing dock and boat launch as well
Drove through this park today to check it out as it was our first time here. It looks like a nice park. There were a lot of people fishing. Playground looked fun for the kiddos. As we drove through the wooded park, there are a few Pavillions and picnic tables, too bad no camping as it would be a nice place to camp. Will return with fishing poles!
This is the closest place I can take out my kayak in. Easy unloading zone, but one one boat at a time and you want to book to get out of the way quickly on a busy day. It’s no wake (great for kayaks) and very nice.
The 213 acres Buell Lake County Park is a very nice and well maintained park. After entering the main entrance to the park, you’ll see on the right the nicely paved parking lot, boat launch, a pavilion, a kids playground, and restrooms. There’s also a nice size dock that gives you and other visitors room to move for fishing or just taking in the beauty. There’s a smaller dock and parking lot on the otherside of the lake, which can be seen from the main entrance dock. Continuing deeper into the park there’s two more pavilions, a ball field, and picnic tables throughout the park. Buell Lake is a nice place for the whole family. 🙂
Buell Lake County Park is a Genessee County gem tuck away in the north-eastern part of the county! It is a fishing lake. There is no swimming permitted. There is a boat launch just inside the main entrance. There are three main areas for picnicking under covered eating shelters. Two areas on back in the park have porta potties. The main area near the main entrance has permanent restrooms. The other two areas have two restrooms with one being handicap accessible. There are other spots where picnic tables are spread throughout the park. There are docks from which one can fish or simple relax and watch nature! The fall leaves are almost done. The Birch tree stands are a wonderful difference in color from the maples and the oaks. Other than the native birds the only sound you might hear is the soft dim of a boat motor.