Located in the southern Savanna Region of Wisconsin is where you will find the popular Fox Lake, a natural, glacier-fed lake known for its great fishing and abundance of recreational facilities. Although the lake is naturally formed, it was enlarged in 1845 by the building of a dam and sawmill on Mill Creek, which is an outlet of the lake. This significantly added to the surface level of the lake, and it now sits at around 1625 acres, with almost 18 miles of shoreline to enjoy. There are seven islands in this body of water, which range from 2 to 11.9 acres, the smallest of which is both Lone Island and Dead Island, while the largest is Brushwood Island.