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  1. Apr 6, 2021 · LAKE COCHICHEWICK OPENING of the BOATING SEASON. This is a reminder that the boating season on the Lake will begin as of April 15th, 2021. Lake Usage/Boating Regulations were amended at the Selectmen’s Meeting on September 26, 2016 – see the Town website for the complete details.

  2. Lake Cochichewick Guide : Discover facts on Lake Cochichewick with information on vacation lodging, local attractions, fishing, boating and other recreation activities.

  3. Boating Hours: Boating permits are valid only from one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Swimming or Wading: No person shall swim, wade, bathe, or cause or allow any animal to go into or upon Lake Cochichewick or tributaries thereto. Animals: No domestic animals are allowed to be in boats, on the ice, or in the water at any time.

  4. Lake Cochichewick - North Andover - Essex CountyLake Cochichewick is a stunning and historic lake in North Andover, offering paddlers a chance to experience the beauty and history of Essex County. It is a 625-acre reservoir with clear water and a rich biodiversity. You can paddle along the lake's shore, visit the islands, and admire the views of the Weir Hill Reservation. Lake Cochichewick is ...

  5. Apr 4, 2023 · Boating Season opens on Lake Cochichewick on April 15, 2023. However, Boating permits (rack storage and day passes) go on sale both online and in person on Tuesday, April 18, 2023.

  6. Lake Cochichewick & Watershed Information. A watershed consists of all the land that contributes water to a body of water. To outline watershed boundaries, connect the points of highest elevation around a lake on a topographic map. Water falling within this bowl flows by gravity in streams and groundwater to the lake.

  7. Boating is limited to Town residents with permits, and fishing requires a state fishing license. Lake Cochichewick is the source of drinking water for the 28,000 residents of North Andover. At 560 acres, it’s the largest lake in Essex County, over twice the size of the local Merrimack College campus.

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