Yes; boat storage is available on Lakewood Drive (next to 66 Lakewood Dr). There is no charge for this.

No. So that our lake access can accommodate every neighbor who wants to launch his or her boat that day, we ask that you haul your boat off the water after each use, and store it upside-down, so that no water collects in it. If you are leaving your boat in the water at the boat dock for an hour or so with the intention of returning to it the same day, please dock it securely on the left side of the dock, leaving easy access for other neighbors to launch their boat from the right side of the dock. For the one or two daily rowboat users among our community’s frequent fishermen, exceptions can be made about leaving the rowboat in the water, subject to LAC President’s approval. We ask that all neighbors are considerate and mindful of each other.

Our lakes have been stocked with fish in the past. The lakes enjoy a vibrant ecosystem with plenty of fish for catch-and-release. If you’re lucky, you’ll find trout, largemouth bass, calico bass, pickerel, perch, sunnies, muskies and a singular legendary koi fish who unfortunately escaped from a pond but who is apparently thriving and growing in the Bay of Deep Waters.

Surely! Get in touch with the Membership Chair and schedule something. 

No! The club thrives on the participation of everyone in the community who is interested. Everyone is welcome.

Club members in good standing are eligible to run or participate in LAC Hub Lakes teams. Some sports have a minimum age requirement to participate. For additional information, contact the Recreation Chair.

Clubhouse rentals are available to Easement Holders and Club Members in good standing as well as their sponsored guests under certain circumstances. For more information, contact the Clubhouse Rentals Chair.

March 31st of each year.

Please send a request to the facebook page, or else contact President or Membership Chair.

• Lake access points for all Easement-Holders in good standing:

TO LAKE ARROWHEAD:

• Common access to Lake Arrowhead and the boat storage area is located between 68 & 72 Lakewood Drive, Denville. Boat storage is at no additional cost and on a first come, first-served basis.
• Another common access to Lake Arrowhead is located between 28 & 30 Lakewood Drive, Denville. Boats may not be stored at this location and you may not park your car here, since this is an active driveway to the two homes on either side.
• Common access to Lake Arrowhead is also behind the clubhouse at 12 Lakewood Drive. Boats may not be stored at this location. Access to the lake via the beach should be avoided. Parking is permitted in the parking lot – as long as there is not an ongoing or upcoming Clubhouse rental on the same day. Clubhouse rentals are listed on the Calendar App on the website at www.LakeArrowheadClub.com Let’s be courteous to our fellow neighbors.

TO GREAT BAY:

• Common access to Great Bay is located at the intersection of Ridgewood Parkway, Mosswood and Ironwood. Boats may not be stored at this location.

TO BAY OF DEEP WATERS:

• Common access to Bay of Deep Waters is located across the street from 2 Laurelwood, Mountain Lakes. Boats may not be stored at the location.

Access to Butterfly Field is granted to all Easement-holders in good standing. We ask that we each check the calendar on the website first to see if there happen to be any other events being held on the same day. www.lakearrowheadclub.com  Please bring your garbage out with you on your way out. Let’s all be courteous to our fellow neighbors.

Please refer to the Board page of this website and reach out to anyone on the Board; he or she will be happy to assist you.