Fleetwood Falls Lake Park

Privately owned and managed by the Fleetwood Mountain Community Association,
the Fleetwood Falls Lake Park is to be used only by the residents and property owners of Fleetwood Falls and their guests.

The Fleetwood Mountain Community Association's (FMCA) mission is . . .

- To preserve the history and cultural heritage of Fleetwood Falls
- To preserve the natural beauty of our community
- To preserve the natural resources in Fleetwood Falls
- To provide an environment where neighbors can live in harmony, peace and fellowship

Lake Park Facts

The FMCA purchased Fleetwood Falls Lake from Fleetwood Falls, Inc. (FFI) in July 2019. At that time, the principals of FFI, Tom and David King, wanted to insure the lake and its general surroundings would be preserved for future generations.
Fleetwood Falls Lake is approximately 2.5 acres and the total property totals 4.1 acres.
The lake is situated on the site of the original farmstead in Fleetwood Falls, which took advantage of the clear stream that now feeds the lake.
The lake is primarily fed by a creek, that originates from a spring in the valley that parallels Azalea Trail.
In addition to this, ground water and run-off from rain events flow into the lake from surrounding hills.
Being spring-fed and having a very small watershed, the lake water is clear and of high quality.
At its deepest point, the lake is about 25-feet deep.

Lake Park Rules & Practices

Being safe and practicing good citizenship while enjoying the lake and its surroundings is of the utmost importance to the FMCA. Please address any immediate concerns with Janine by calling/texting, (980)228-0406. Life threatening emergencies should be immediately directed by calling 911.

Lake hours 8:00 AM to sunset.
Children 12 and under must be supervised by a parent or responsible adult.
Swimming is at your own risk.
Practice social distancing and wear a mask when necessary. Gatherings restricted to <25 people.
Fishing - Catch and release only. Use only single hooks.
Pets must be leashed, remain under the control of their owner, and all waste/trash be picked-up and thrown away (please use the pet station to dispose pet waste).
Loud sounds carry . . . be mindful of your voices/music . . . the folks living around the lake thank you.
Grilling is available on the island . . . No other fires permitted.
Overnight camping is not permitted.
Remove, and store at home, all watercraft and other lake toys when not in use.
Vehicles are not permitted on the dam or near the beach.
Fireworks are prohibited (exception – FMCA July 4th Party).
Be mindful of new plantings around the lake (look for flags).
The drainpipe in the middle of the lake is vital – do not throw rocks or anything else into it.
Sledding is prohibited - the dam is very delicate . . . do not sled down the backside for its safety and yours.
The FMCA reserves the right to amend these rules at anytime.