Lake Terramuggus
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Review & FAQ:

  • Who owns Lake Terramuggus?
    • Lake Terramuggus is owned by the city of Marlborough and offers rustic outdoor experiences for visitors looking for a getaway from more developed lake sites in the region.
  • How large is Lake Terramuggus?
    • The lake spans 83 acres and is staffed by local lifeguards during the summer months.
  • Are swimming lessons available at Lake Terramuggus?
  • What boating restrictions are in place at Lake Terramuggus?
    • All boats on the lake are restricted to under 3.3 horsepower, maintaining a low noise level and encouraging canoeing, paddle boating, and kayaking.
  • What types of fish can be caught at Lake Terramuggus?
    • The lake is known for its award-winning calico bass and channel catfish and is also a popular spot for trout fishing.
  • Who has access to Lake Terramuggus?
    • Though lake access is restricted to Marlborough residents, a number of short- and long-term vacation rentals are available in the area.

Lake Terramuggus , 26 North Main Street, P.O. Box 29 - Marlborough, CT 06447

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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