Ashmere Lake

Ashmere Lake is one of the best lakes to visit in Massachussets. The lake have two basins are separated by a trench, allowing small boats to cross, a 287-acre body of water on the boundary of Hinsdale and Peru along Route 143. The depth of Ashmere Lake increases to a staggering 24 feet close to the dam in the southern basin. The bottom of the basin is largely mud, with significant areas of rock and debris in the western and southern parts. The southern side of the South Basin features a somewhat developed beachfront, with a few structures along the beach, aside from Ashmere Lake State Park.

Around Lake Ashmere, there is a lot of recreational activities. Fishing is a popular hobby for lake visitors due to the lake's warm water. The lake contains a variety of fish species, including brown bullhead, black crappie, and yellow perch. Water skiing, canoeing, and kayaking are some popular activities on the lake. Two summer camps located by the water are Camp Danbee and Camp Taconic. There are many trees and cozy vacation houses along the seaside that are offered for private rentals.

Enjoy some of the best regional cuisines while taking in Ashmere Lake's stunning surroundings. If you want some home cooking, Ozzie's Steak & Eggs in Hinsdale is a nice choice. Peru may be reached from The Rabbit Hole in Worthington, Ohio, in about 15 minutes.

Location: Berkshire County, Massachusetts