Welcome to Lemon Lake County Park

6322 W. 133rd Avenue - Crown Point, Indiana 46307
Park open 7 a.m. - sunset year round

Click Here for the Blue Disc Golf Course Map

Click Here for the Red Disc Golf Course Map

 

The link below will lead you to the Comcast Sports segment filmed at Lemon Lake. Feel free to browse the Red ROC Disc Golf Club web site as well. There is a picture gallery devoted to Lemon Lake on the site.

Contact me with any questions and I will provide prompt answers.
Bart Zandstra
Channel Z
1-800-ROK-N-ROL
www.channelzdj.com

Located on 133rd Avenue, approximately 1/2 mile east of Cedar Lake. Travel I-65 to the Route 231 Crown Point/Hebron exit then left (northwest) on Route 231 to the second stop light (Indiana Street or Indiana 55) then left (south) to 133rd Avenue, then west for about 3 miles to park entrance.

Lemon Lake County Park offers the following features:
 
  • barbeque facilities
  • barrier free toilet
  • basketball court
  • cross country ski rentals (Dec.-March when snow conditions permit)
  • cross country ski trails
  • 27 hole championship disc golf course open year-round
  • fishing (not currently stocked - no fees or license required).  Catch and release enforced for largemouth bass
  • fishing pier
  • hard surface trails
  • limited food concessions in summer
  • hayrides (tractor driven in fall)
  • hiking trails
  • jogging
  • off leash dog facility (Dogwood Run)
  • open play fields

 
  • paddle boat rental (seasonal only)
  • parking fee (when gatekeeper is on duty)
  • picnic shelters (reservations available)
  • picnic tables
  • large creative playground
  • recreational equipment rental
  • two sand volleyball courts
  • open play soccer field
  • sledding hill in winter
  • softball diamonds
  • tennis court 
  • toilets (pit)
  • toilets (flush)  
  • volleyball standards

WELCOME TO LEMON LAKE

At the 1972 March Park Board meeting Lemon Lake County Park was named after the small marsh area that had historically been call by that name.  Thus, Lemon Lake was the first Lake County Park opened to the public. 

Today, the park encompasses 403 acres of rolling hills and open space surrounded by wooded areas.  A One mile paved trail around the lake and more than 5 miles of primitive trails in hilly wooded terrain provide a wonderful opportunity for a nature walk.  Lemon Lake is more than passive recreation however.  It is home to softball fields, open play areas, a large creative playground, two sand volleyball courts, two 18 hole disc golf courses, fishing, picnicking, volleyball standards, paddleboat rentals, and a leash-free dog area. 

Volunteers play a key role at Lemon Lake County Park. The Red Roc disc golf organization has been responsible for helping to establish and maintain the championship disc golf course at the park. The Indiana State Disc Golf Tournament is completely run by volunteers. Recreation is the key word at Lemon Lake. With a great creative playground, volleyball courts, and cross country ski programs in the winter Lemon Lake is a recreational favorite. 

An overview of important dates for Lemon Lake

1968    Purchase of the first county park land: Lemon Lake (160 acres)

1972    Lemon Lake County Park dedicated.

1973    Acquisition of additional 45 acres (Lemon Lake)

1976    Arboretum began with 40-tree donation

Touchstone Trail for the handicapped is surfaced at Lemon Lake.

1980    Touchstone Trail dedicated at Lemon Lake.

1982    $75,000 in 50/50 matching funds grant from LWCF awarded for improvements

1990    Lemon Lake playground was renovated.

1999    Eighteen-hole Disc Golf Course opened at Lemon Lake.

2001    Nine additional holes were added on the Lemon Lake disc golf course.

2003    New playground and sand volleyball courts added to Lemon Lake.

2004    Dogwood Run, off-leash dog facility, added to Lemon Lake.

Concessions building with indoor restrooms added to Lemon Lake near playground.

Nine additional holes were added to disc golf course, making two 18 hole courses.

2006    Water lines extended to Dogwood Run at Lemon Lake for no-leash facility.

 

FOR SHELTER RESERVATIONS CALL

Phone:  219-769-PARK, 219-945-0543 or 219-755-3685

Lake County Parks and Recreation Department
8411 East Lincoln Highway, Crown Point, Indiana 46307 

Just west of Deep River Waterpark   4.5 miles east of I-65 on Route 30

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