LAKE #2 ..... LAKEVIEW ROAD

Lake #2 is the largest of the six lakes with an area of approximately 60 acres. It has a length of 3600 feet between the Old Mill Park and the dam at the south end of the lake. Its maximum width is 1400 feet. The form of the lake is a series of narrow fingers lying between fairly steep ridges. The lake has traditionally been known as the fishing lake. A Fishing Dock is located on the East Side of the lake. FISHING BOATS OPERATE AT TROLLING SPEED ONLY. For LPOA fishing regulations, click here.

LAKES #4, #5, #6 ... EDGEMERE DRIVE

The upper lakes, #4, #5, and #6, are small in comparison to the others, ranging in size from 2 to 6 acres each. The combined area of these lakes is about 12 acres.

LAKE #1 ... WATERSIDE DRIVE & PARK

Lake #1 has traditionally been known as the
skiing lake. Its form is long and narrow with
a width of 400 to 600 feet and a length of
approximately 4400 feet, giving an area of
roughly 50 acres. Because of its length and
abuting residences, it is the most suitable
lake for motorized boats. The availability of
a boating lake to Lakewood residents is an
important and valuable asset. For LPOA 
boating regulations, click here.

LAKE #3....LAKESHORE DRIVE & PARK

Lake #3 has traditionally been known as the swimming lake, although no swimming is allowed at the present time. Its adjacent open space is the location of the LPOA Office, tennis courts, ball field, basketball court, park pavillion, picnic tables, kiddie playground equipment and several Rodriguez sculptures. Lake #3 has an area of 12 acres with dimensions of 1600 feet by 550 feet.