About

The Crawling Stone Lakes Association began in 2000 when residents on Little Crawling Stone Lake formed an organization to monitor lake water, enforce boating regulations, and fight invasive weeds. In 2008, its board invited residents of Crawling Stone Lake to join.

Beginning in 2013, the organization received a grant from the DNR to monitor the landing on Silver Beach Drive. CSLA became a 501C3 organization in 2014, making all membership dues and contributions tax deductible.

The organization raised the money and developed a plan to dredge the channel between the two lakes in 2010. It publishes a newsletter twice annually.

Board Members

Become a Member

Contact us to learn about becoming a member of the Crawling Stone Lakes Association.