McWain Pond Association
At McWain Pond, we take great pride in protecting and preserving our loon population. Loons are an important part of what makes the pond so special, and we are fortunate to share the lake with these incredible birds each summer.
This gallery features photos of the loons of McWain Pond, captured by members of our community throughout the years. From quiet mornings on the water to loon families raising chicks, these photos celebrate some of the most memorable moments on the lake.
If you have loon photos you’d like to share, we’d love to include them in the gallery. Please use the submission form at the bottom of the page to send us your photos!
There’s nothing better than summertime on McWain Pond. From boating and paddling to swimming, fishing, and relaxing on the water, the lake is at the center of so many of our favorite memories and traditions.
This gallery is dedicated to enjoying the pond safely and responsibly while helping preserve the beauty and character of McWain for future generations. Whether you’re out for an early morning paddle, spending the afternoon swimming with family, or enjoying a sunset boat ride, we all play a role in protecting the lake we love.
If you have photos on the lake you’d like included, please share them with us via the contact form below!
The McWain Pond community has a long tradition of memorable summer events, celebrations, and gatherings that bring neighbors, friends, and families together year after year. This gallery features photos from past events around the lake — from boat parades and fireworks to community meetings, cookouts, and other favorite traditions.
We love looking back on the memories that make McWain such a special place each summer. For information about upcoming events and activities, check out our community events page here.
If you have photos from past McWain Pond events that you’d like to share, we’d love to include them in the gallery. Please use the submission form at the bottom of the page to send us your photos for consideration.
