McGrath Pond – Salmon Lake Association

Serving the Central Maine towns of Belgrade and Oakland since 1989.

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Our Message

The purpose of this Association is to preserve and protect the natural character, enhance the water quality, and promote responsible use of the lakes for the benefit of all.

We are an advisory group of volunteers for McGrath Pond and Salmon Lake (aka Ellis Pond) in the Belgrade Lakes Region of beautiful central Maine. The McGrath Pond – Salmon Lake Association (MPSLA) is a resource for lake dwellers and lake lovers. All support goes directly to land and water preservation activities.

The McGrath Pond – Salmon Lake Association is open to anyone who is concerned about preserving the beauty and protecting the natural environment of our ponds. Our goal is to maintain a lake that is clean and safe for swimming, boating, skiing, fishing, and to preserve it for today and for future generations. Together we can make a difference!

 
 

 

McGrath Pond – Salmon Lake Association’s work is made possible by its membership. Please Join us to preserve and protect the water quality of our lakes or
Renew your membership.

We are all Stewards of the Belgrade Lakes.  Join.  Learn.  Lead.

Donations in support of MPSLA projects and programs are essential to the ongoing challenges of maintain water quality, reducing runoff into the lakes, and protecting the lakes from invasive plants via CBI.

McGrath Pond & Salmon Lake Association has volunteer opportunities with the several of its projects and needs your support. You can make an impact on the future of our lakes!

LakeSmart inspections help land owners plan remediation to minimize sources of pollutants.

Invasive Plant Paddle

Volunteers take to the waters and inspect the shore line of both lakes for invasive plants to catch any infestation as soon as possible.

Our first line of defense for Water Quality, and one of the places where we need Volunteers.