Upcoming Events
The Board meets monthly on the first Tuesday of each scheduled meeting month at 6 p.m.. All district members welcome!
The Board meets monthly on the first Tuesday of each scheduled meeting month at 6 p.m.. All district members welcome!
The Board meets monthly on the first Tuesday of each scheduled meeting month at 6 p.m.. All district members welcome!
This year the boat parade will be held at noon on Big Lake! Starts at the south end near the boat landing.
The Board meets monthly on the first Tuesday of each scheduled meeting month at 6 p.m.. All district members welcome!
The Board meets monthly on the first Tuesday of each scheduled meeting month at 6 p.m.. All district members welcome!
This board meeting immediately follows the annual general meeting. All district members welcome!
Our annual Paddle Parade will be held at noon (12pm) on Round (Wind) Lake. We look forward to many paddling participants!
The Board meets monthly on the first Tuesday of each scheduled meeting month at 6 p.m.. All district members welcome!
Latest News
Thanks to all the residents that gathered at Amery Ale Works for our lake social dinner! A beautiful evening, good food, and a new pick-your-prize raffle made for a great night!
In early August the Board adopted a voluntary Suggested Enhanced Wake Area: 500 feet from shore and at least 20 feet deep. Here's where those numbers come from and what they mean on our lakes.
Another great turnout at this year’s Annual Lake District Social! Over 120 neighbors gathered for our annual gathering — see highlights, photos, and a big thank-you to our generous local business sponsors.
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