Three tiny, undeveloped islands, each an acre or less, in the northern basin of Wakeby Pond, protected under a conservation restriction held by the Native Land Conservancy. They have no dock, trail, or facilities; visiting means paddling out from a nearby launch.
What to expect
Kayak/Canoe/Sup
Allowed ice-free months
Birdwatching
Allowed year-round
Common questions
The Native Land Conservancy has said it hopes to offer respectful public access, including possible canoe tours, but there's no formal dock or trail system yet, so visits are informal paddle-up stops.
Is there an entry fee at Wakeby Islands?
No, entry is free.
What rules should I know at Wakeby Islands?
There is no dock or marked landing, so paddlers should expect an unimproved, potentially rocky or muddy shoreline when coming ashore.