Reviews of Lake Marquette lake

What's a great path that goes 3/4 of the way around this lake. Where the creek comes in to Marquette lake there used to be an old Indian village... It was put up in like the mid-80s to bring enlightenment to the fact that the United States government killed off almost every single one and took all their land..... Of course it was vandalized and not taken care of so I don't know if it's there anymore... They had a couple life-size Indians like 3 TVs that you can go inside of a full size horse.... Upstream from where it meets the lake... There's a swamp side to the lake also that if you go there in June the bullfrogs are breeding and there's five gazillion eggs.... Great time of year to take the kids there and teach them about eggs how they turn into tadpoles how they turn into frogs and how they breed again... And if you walk around a little bit you can probably find some old mortar flares... They usually have a small silk parachute with them they're silver and about 16 to 18 in tall... Kind of looks like a rocket..all in all if you got a couple hours to kill it's a great place to go and spend some time if you want to be in the shade and have access to water you are definitely not allowed to swim there.. I don't think anybody is say nothing if you get your toes wet

Great lake for fishing, but you cannot bring your own boat, you have to rent one of theirs.

Another great outdoor opportunity for the family. Respect the rules and carry out what you carry in.

I've always loved this lake but am very disheartened by the lack of upkeep around the pavilions. This was once an area that was groomed regularly, but it doesn't appear that way anymore. Very disappointed.

Very nice stocked trout lake with lots of areas to fish along the banks covered by trees on those hot summer days. There is parking at the entrance to the lake but then you're walking unless you've brought a bike. The ExxonMobile near the casino carries bait (although somewhat expensive) if you forgot or run out.