About Us
SPECIAL NOTE:
The concrete pad at the Adney Lake public boat launch ramp buckled for a second winter in a row. We thank the DNR for repairing the ramp so quickly after ice-out. They used a different method of repair this time so we're hopeful it will withstand next winter's freeze.
The purpose of Adney Lake Association is to preserve and enhance the quality of life on and around Adney Lake. Owners along the shores of Adney Lake share a desire to maintain the clarity and pristine nature of this spring-fed lake and surrounding land. Residents exhibit respectful treatment of each other, honor differences and are inclusive in all Association activities. We strive to maintain this lake as a place where families and friends can gather to enjoy each other's company while preserving the beauty of nature. Many enjoy pontoon rides around the lake, fishing, campfires, kayaking and stand-up paddle boarding. Although skiing, tubing and riding jet-skis are activities several enjoy on holidays and weekends, the majority of the time you will find this to be a serene and tranquil lake where the resident pair of loons provide our favorite sounds. We ask all lake visitors to stay at least 200 feet away from the nesting platform and take special care around the loons, especially the babies which are not able to dive out of the way of watercraft.
MN DNR Lake ID 18022500, Crow Wing County
Officers:
Mary Jo Fritsvold, President
David Rogers, Secretary
Gwen Thomas, Treasurer
External Links of Interest:
Water quality information: www.pca.state.mn.us
Natural resource conservation and management: www.dnr.state.mn.us
Oral history project: www2.mnhs.org/library/finaids/oh178.xml:
National Loon Center: nationallooncenter.org
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA): www.pca.state.mn.us
Custom Lake Adney Apparel: https://lakeadney.spiritsale.com/
Adney Lake Woodworks: tom.e.pavek@gmail.com
(If you would like to contribute content including history, stories, facts or photos, please submit them to Gwen Thomas, gma.thomas7@gmail.com, or Mark Fritsvold, fritty_eagle@yahoo.com.)
The concrete pad at the Adney Lake public boat launch ramp buckled for a second winter in a row. We thank the DNR for repairing the ramp so quickly after ice-out. They used a different method of repair this time so we're hopeful it will withstand next winter's freeze.
The purpose of Adney Lake Association is to preserve and enhance the quality of life on and around Adney Lake. Owners along the shores of Adney Lake share a desire to maintain the clarity and pristine nature of this spring-fed lake and surrounding land. Residents exhibit respectful treatment of each other, honor differences and are inclusive in all Association activities. We strive to maintain this lake as a place where families and friends can gather to enjoy each other's company while preserving the beauty of nature. Many enjoy pontoon rides around the lake, fishing, campfires, kayaking and stand-up paddle boarding. Although skiing, tubing and riding jet-skis are activities several enjoy on holidays and weekends, the majority of the time you will find this to be a serene and tranquil lake where the resident pair of loons provide our favorite sounds. We ask all lake visitors to stay at least 200 feet away from the nesting platform and take special care around the loons, especially the babies which are not able to dive out of the way of watercraft.
MN DNR Lake ID 18022500, Crow Wing County
Officers:
Mary Jo Fritsvold, President
David Rogers, Secretary
Gwen Thomas, Treasurer
External Links of Interest:
Water quality information: www.pca.state.mn.us
Natural resource conservation and management: www.dnr.state.mn.us
Oral history project: www2.mnhs.org/library/finaids/oh178.xml:
National Loon Center: nationallooncenter.org
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA): www.pca.state.mn.us
Custom Lake Adney Apparel: https://lakeadney.spiritsale.com/
Adney Lake Woodworks: tom.e.pavek@gmail.com
(If you would like to contribute content including history, stories, facts or photos, please submit them to Gwen Thomas, gma.thomas7@gmail.com, or Mark Fritsvold, fritty_eagle@yahoo.com.)
