What’s on
Hot dogs on Saturday, a movie on the beach
The week as it actually runs, Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. All of it free to guests except the food trucks, who charge their own prices.
Memorial Day to Labor Day
A week here
- MondayPancake breakfastOurs, not a truck. $6, and it runs until the batter is gone.
- TuesdayKids’ craftsWhatever Dana found at the craft store in the village. Ages 4 to about 11.
- WednesdayIce cream socialTwo flavours, a bag of sprinkles, and everyone stands around outside the office.
- ThursdayBingoPrizes are firewood bundles and pool noodles. It gets competitive.
- FridayFood trucksTwo of them, rotating. Wood-fired pizza is the one that is there every week.
- FridayCampfire programRay talks about the lake for twenty minutes, and most people stay for the fire.
- SaturdayHot dog nightOn us. Bring a chair.
- SaturdayMusic on the pavilionJuly and August only. Two or three local duos rotate through the summer.
- SaturdayMovie on the beachLate June through August, once it is actually dark enough to see it.
Before you plan around it
Three things worth knowing
It is a summer calendar
This is the schedule from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day weekend. In May and September it is weekends only, and after October 1 there is nothing scheduled at all — which is fine, because that is when the trails are at their best.
What it costs
Free to guests, all of it, apart from the food trucks who set their own prices and the $6 pancake breakfast. The ice cream and the hot dogs are on us.
Guests, mostly
Everything here is for people staying on the property. The Friday food trucks are the exception — anyone can drive in for those, and plenty of people from the village do.
The Saturday music
Two amps and a lot of folding chairs
Two or three local duos rotate through July and August — folk and blues, mostly acoustic, one amp between them. They play the pavilion apron so you can listen from the beach, or from your site if you are in Loop A. It stops at 9:30 pm, and it is quiet enough that the far loops do not hear it.
It is not a concert and we do not sell tickets. Someone plays, people bring chairs, and the kids run around on the grass until the movie starts.
Dana sets the season each April and updates this page then, and mid-season if a truck cancels. If you are planning a trip around a particular night, call and check before you drive.