Harris Chain Big and Little Lake Harris
Big and Little Lake Harris combined cover over 16,000 acres of water. Little Lake Harris contains all the water east of the Howey Bridge.
The water west of the bridge is considered Big Lake Harris.
Little Lake Harris is mostly undeveloped and is very popular with
fishermen and kayakers. A spring in the back of Double Run makes for a beautiful boat trip and causes the water clarity in this lake to
be considerably clearer than the rest of the Chain. Royal Harbor at the top of Little Lake Harris is a popular waterfront retirement
community with approximately 700 homes. Hickory Point Marina,
directly across the street, is the largest water park on the chain. Deep water boat docks, numerous ramps, picnic and barbeque areas, a
large pavilion, soccer fields and lots of open space make this a very popular park with locals and visitors alike. There is also a
modern dry storage marina nearby.
The waterfront Peninsula homes all have rear western exposure, making spectacular sunsets the norm. Homes range from just over
3,000 sq. ft. to well over 6,000 sq. ft.
Yalaha is a small village frozen in time. Located on the southern shore of Big Lake Harris it's noted for it's famous Yalaha Bakery where local entertainers perform free Saturday Concerts. All the baking is done on premises and the baked goods are fantastic. Yalaha also has many luxury waterfront homes with expansive views of Big Lake Harris. Numerous springs located in Yalaha continuously pump clear spring water into the Chain, helping to keep lake water levels consistent.
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