Brookville Lake, nestled in the heart of Indiana's Whitewater River Valley, provides 5,260 acres of recreational waters.

Among the many recreational areas around Brookville Lake, there are two large campgrounds for tenting and picnicking, four marinas for boating and fishing sales and service, eight boat ramps for easy access to the lake and two swimming beaches for relaxing and sunbathing.

Known as one of the most beautiful and historically significant areas in Indiana, Brookville Lake is home to Whitewater Memorial State Park. This living memorial to WW II Veterans offers campgrounds, cabins, swimming beaches, boating and hiking trails in the beautiful, natural setting of the northeast corner of Brookville Lake.

Fishing

The Lake is an angler's paradise with excellent summer and winter fishing opportunities.

For a number of years, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources has been stocking Brookville Lake with walleye, muskie and striped bass. The tail water area is stocked annually with brown and rainbow trout.

Brookville Lake is also populated by naturally-reproducing, fresh water fish including like large and smallmouth bass, rock bass, white bass, bluegill, redear, crappie and catfish. .

Walleye grow large enough in Brookville Lake so that the females can be milked for eggs, which are used to supply walleye fry to several lakes in Indiana.

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     Coordinates:
39.4403N  -84.9997W
Map It:
Lake Type:
Reservoir
Surface Area:
5,260 acres
Maximum Depth:
125 ft
Elevation:
228 ft
Normal Water Clarity:
6 - 10 ft
Major City:
Cincinnati
Airport:
Cincinnati

Brookville Lake enforces no horsepower or size limits for motorboats, which attracts water sports' lovers from all over. Nine boat ramps, scattered around the 61-mile shoreline, provide public access to the lake.

Please consult the Lake Resource Guidefor more information on boating sales, service and rentals in the area.

• IN Fishing Licenses
• IN 2012 Statewide Limits and Regulations
• IN Fish Consumption Advisories
• Whitewater Memorial State Park
• Indiana Department of Natural Resources