Author: Jonathan Ward

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A Reminder about How to Use Our Lakes Safely

An unauthorized activity at Lake Hamilton this past week seemed innocent enough on the surface, but was a matter of serious concern to the Board of Directors for Hamilton Lakes and Parks, Inc.

We must remind everyone that for public safety and for the protection of our members, it is the recorded policy of Hamilton Lakes and Parks, Inc. that:

  • Only dues-paying members and their accompanied guests are permitted to use the lakes and parks.
  • Our liability insurance prohibits anyone – member or not – from entering the water in the lakes for any reason, unless in a non-motorized watercraft with life preservers for all occupants.

Any requests for exceptions to the above MUST be approved by the Board of Directors in advance of the activity.

Thank you for your understanding and compliance with these requirements. Please help us keep our lakes and parks safe and beautiful!

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Fall Picnic and Fishing Clinic at Lake Euphemia – Sunday, September 22, 2019

Come join your neighbors in a celebration of our community at the Lake Euphemia park on Sunday afternoon, September 22!

We’ll start the afternoon with a fishing clinic from 2 pm to 4 pm. It’s a great opportunity for kids of all ages to learn some pointers about the fine art of fishing in our lakes.

The picnic begins at 5 pm. We’ll have live music, food trucks, hot dogs, and lots of friends. Bring a blanket or chairs and enjoy an evening in one of Greensboro’s most beautiful neighborhoods!

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Spring Fishing Clinic and Neighborhood Work Day – May 18, 2019, 9 a.m. – noon

Our annual Lake Hamilton fishing clinic will be held at the Lake Hamilton Dock (at the intersection of E. Keeling Rd. and Henderson Rd.) on Saturday, May 18, from 9 a.m. until noon. Kids of all ages are welcome to come and learn from our enthusiastic resident anglers. Bring a rod and enjoy a beautiful morning at our lake!

As a reminder, fishing at Lake Hamilton is open to the families of dues-paying members of Hamilton Lakes and Parks. If you need to renew your annual dues, please visit this page.

We also invite residents to participate in our neighborhood clean-up and work day on the morning of May 18. We’ll be gathering by the dock at 9 a.m. to talk about what needs to be done. Bring a pair of work gloves (and maybe some bug spray!) and help us preserve the beauty of Hamilton Lakes and Parks.