Lake Hudson

06/18/2025

In many cultures, a rainbow is a symbol of hope, blessings and new beginnings after dark periods.

Always a blessing to end your day with a promise of hope.

05/29/2025

Someone will be available at the office today from 12 - 4 if you would like to sign up for your membership.

05/24/2025

We are here today and tomorrow from Noon until 4:00 if you want to stop down and get your membership.

05/23/2025

We will have someone at the office this Saturday and Sunday from 12 - 4 pm both days to sell memberships or answer questions.

05/19/2025

We open for the season Saturday, May 31st at 11:00 a.m. through Sunday August 17th.

We are going to start out with the semi-private format and are working on an avenue to allow others to attend. We need to get open and new staff situated and will post details.

2025 Membership Rates:
1. Children ages 2 – 11 $150.00
Seniors 65 and older
2. Anyone age 12 - 18 years $180.00
3. Anyone age 19 to Senior $160.00
4. Family (5 people maximum) $330.00
(Those living in the same household)

Daily Admission Pricing
1. $12.00 for ages 9 and up
2. $8.00 for ages 2 – 8 years old
3. Under 2 free

We will have some days available soon to have someone at the gate to sell memberships. We are still getting caught back up with things from last year's destructive storm.

The second shelter house should begin reconstruction early June.
Thank you for your patience!

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08/17/2024

Last Saturday of the Season, blue skies and sunshine here. Open today and tomorrow 11 to 7 pm

08/14/2024

Beautiful day at the Lake for our last week. We close for the season Sunday, Aug 18 at 7pm

06/14/2024

Hours: Monday through Friday 12-7 p.m., Saturday and Sunday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Daily Admission Pricing
1. $12.00 for ages 9 and up
2. $8.00 for ages 2 – 8 years old
3. Under 2 free

2024 Membership Rates:
1. Children ages 2 – 11 $150.00
Seniors 65 and older
2. Anyone age 12 - 18 years $180.00
3. Anyone age 19 to Senior $160.00
4. Family (5 people maximum) $330.00
(Those living in the same household)

We offer daily admission for residents of Licking, Knox, Perry, Muskingum, and Fairfield County Residents. Please bring proof of residency, such as ID, mail, school ID.

We accept debit/credit cards at the office for admission, but the concession stand is cash only. We do not allow alcohol or pets on the property.

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05/30/2024

We just wanted to let everyone know we are available at the gate from 1 - 5 today and tomorrow to purchase memberships.

We open for the season June 3rd at 12:00.

We are going to start out with the semi-private format and hope to increase that this year.

2024 Membership Rates:

1. Children ages 2 – 11 $150.00
Seniors 65 and older
2. Anyone age 12 - 18 years $180.00
3. Anyone age 19 to Senior $160.00
4. Family (5 people maximum) $330.00
(Those living in the same household)

Daily Admission Pricing
1. $12.00 for ages 9 and up
2. $8.00 for ages 2 – 8 years old
3. Under 2 free

Send a message to learn more

04/25/2024

We just wanted to let everyone know that our target date for opening this season is Saturday June 1st. We may possibly need a little grace on that date if the rebuild on some of the structures takes a few more days.

The crushed shelter will most likely have to be under construction the first few weeks we are open.

Membership rates will remain unchanged from last year. We will add a post with those details as well. Sales of those memberships should be available around May 4th.

Again, we greatly appreciate the support and care that has been given by the community and former guests.

Attached are pictures of the Old Shelter after a surgical demolition. She served all of us well for 60 years! Stay tuned...

03/04/2024

Clean up continues to go well! Thanks again to everyone helping today!

Lisa Williams Englefield
Allen Stevens and his two sons Hunter and Aiden. (Grandpa too!)
Cory, Carrie, Aubrey and Grady Hartfield (Hazel too!)
David Williams - another power pole back up! Power restored to the shed, office and refreshment stand.
Mark Stone and Jesse Stone
Joy Hartfield, Sky and Annie.
Ruth Sawyer (thinking of TR Sawyer throughout this whole mess)

Special thanks to Debi Hartfield and Kim Spivey, for their generous support that provided lunch for.the crew and fuel fill ups for the chipper that ran all day!

03/03/2024

The beginning of many thank yous for all of the support and generosity we have received from so many businesses, family, friends, community members....We are gaining on it!

Chip Blanchard with Blanchard Construction Company. Worked himself to death for three days from chipping debris to running equipment.

Ken Rittenhouse owner of John Klauder Landscape and Design - he had his crews and equipment down for two days blasting through the debris. Ken you are awesome!

Jeremy Johnson with Robertson Construction sent down two large excavators, a skid steer and dump truck with operators to help get the large debris.

Cory, Carrie, Grady and Aubrey Hartfield, he brought his big Kubota and dump trailer, cut down multiple hanging trees and got a nice fire going. Cory's pal Trent Jeffrey came along too and spent time cutting trees.

Justin, Jonas and Joy Hartfield. Joy knows how to run a chainsaw like a master! Justin set a phone pole and worked endlessly cleaning up the grounds. Jonas learned how to do the levers on a Forlift.

Mark Stone & Jesse Stone - both worked endlessly today. Jesse set the phone pole too! New skill for your resume.

Lisa Englefield - she has been supporting us on social media and working endlessly as well to get the place cleaned up.

Ben Barton -.came down and waded across the water to put up the American Flag. He also spent many hours cutting down trees, dragging them out of the water and loading logs.

Diane Marshall - former neighbor spent most of the entire day feeding our massive chipper. She's tough...

Allen Stevens- lifelong friend and childhood member of the Lake. He ran the chipper all day and his son Hunter helped too.

Mendy Overmyer - chipper helper too! Came from Columbus to lend her old friends a hand.

Beth White - Lake member and friend spent some time feeding the chipper and picking up sticks.

Dave Burdick - got up on the roof of the house and cleared the tree off, cut limbs for hours!

Calvin Baughman - cut trees, fed the chipper and worked tirelessly.

David Williams - Reset the new power pole for the house and in progress for getting all the power back on and wires cleaned up!

For feeding the crews:
Elms Pizza Parlor
Three Tigers
Neal Hartfield and Lovina Cooperider.