Lake Fees
2025 fees are due and, as of January 1, have begun accumulating interest. These fees can be paid at the lake office by cash, cheque, debit, Visa, or Mastercard. You can also pay through your online banking using the external reference number noted on your invoice. If you have not received your invoice or have any questions, please contact the lake office. Be advised that this fee is mandatory, and you cannot opt out of paying it.
Make sure to get your payment in soon!
Watch the Flags!
Flagpoles are located around the lake and at the front entrance, which indicate ice conditions as follows:
• Red Flag = Full closure of the lake area (stay off and far away from the water).
• Yellow Flag = Partial closure (contact the lake office or check the website for updates).
• Green Flag = Lake is open for all activities for the summer or winter season.
Ice At the Lake
Hopefully, the January weather will cooperate so that we can get as much out of our winter season as possible, but please remember that the ice could still be thin and dangerous! Stay off the ice and all docks while the red flags are up.
There may be times when we need to close the ice for maintenance or because of unsafe weather conditions. The lake will be open on natural ice when ice depths measure between 10” and 15” and the Olympia Zamboni will be used once all test locations reach a minimum depth of 15”.
Please never throw rocks onto the ice surface.
General Rules – “Helmets Rule at Arbour Lake”
• All skaters under the age of 18 must wear a helmet while on the ice at Arbour Lake.
• Anyone playing hockey must wear a helmet. No exceptions.
• Hockey sticks and pucks are only permitted on the designated hockey rinks.
• Ice fishing holes will be drilled by lake staff only. Personal augers are not permitted.
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