LATEST NEWS
Lake Back To Normal Operation On Labor Day
The Lake will be back to normal operation tomorrow morning. Thank you for your cooperation as we dealt with this last heavy rainfall. Please be careful and boat safely! Have a Happy Labor Day!
(9/1/24; 8:15p.m.)
Summer Safety Reminders
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PA Boating Safety Course: Powered watercraft operators, regardless of age, are required to have completed a PA Boating Safety Course and while operating a boat, have in their possession their certificate ID card.
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Travel in a Counterclockwise Direction.
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Ensure there is plenty of slow/stop space between your watercraft and skiers/tubers to help avoid accidents when skiers/tubers fall in the water.
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Skiers, if you fall, hold up your ski so you’re visible.
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Never operate a vessel with passengers outside the rails of a pontoon or on the swimdeck of a runabout. If the passenger were to fall off the vessel, it could be tragic.
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Don’t speed. Practice courteous driving.
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Follow Your boat’s Capacity/Weight limits. Overloading a vessel can end a fun ride quickly and tragically.
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Educate your Guests on Lake Rules.
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Non-powered vessels should always be equipped with Coast Guard approved PFDs, a signaling device, and, if out on the water near/ after sundown, lights. All are essential to the safety of the operator.
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Swimmers, stay within 20 ft of the shoreline.
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Enjoy the Lake & STAY SAFE!
Go to this website's Rules & Regulations for Lake Stonycreek 's Powered and Non-Powered Watercraft Rules and a link to the PA Boaters Handbook for more information.
2023 Fish Survey Recommendations
On September 29, 2023, a fish population survey was conducted on Lake Stonycreek by Aquatic Environment Consultants, Inc (AEC). In their final report AEC made the following fishing recommendations:
1. No harvesting of any largemouth bass (catch and release only)
2. Increase the harvesting of Northern Pike greater than 24 inches
3. Aggressively target and harvest Yellow Perch under 8 inches.
Go to Governance, SVDC Initiatives, Fish Survey to view the full 2023 Fish Survey Report.
SVDC Meeting Video
Go to Governance, SVDC Meeting Videos to view the SVDC Board Meeting held on August 16, 2024. We are limited to 2 hours of video on the website.
NOTICES
Need Another Boat Permit Application Form? Go to Rules & Regulations, Watercraft Permits and click on the link.
REMINDERS
Next SVDC Board Meeting: Friday, September 20th @ 6:00 p.m. | St. Mark Lutheran Church, Shanksville.
The meeting will be live-streamed via Zoom.
Go to Governance, SVDC Meetings For Agenda & Zoom Sign In Information
Lake Stonycreek Website Access
If you are a Lake Stonycreek lot owner, please create a member account by clicking on the Sign In button. Once confirmed by the website administrator, you can access additional pages on the site using your user name and password.
Lake Stonycreek Lot Owners Association
The Lake Stonycreek Lot Owners Association (LSLOA) is an independent social club, not operating under the auspices of the Stonycreek Valley Development Corporation (SVDC). For clarification, the role of the Lake Stonycreek Lot Owners Association should not be confused with the governance role of a “homeowners association” (HOA) which lot owners may be familiar with in other communities. At Lake Stonycreek, the administrative governance role is held by the SVDC.
Stonycreek Valley Development Corporation (SVDC)
P.O. Box 237
Shanksville, PA 15560