Welcome to Indian Lake

Indian Lake Association (ILA) -
​Preserving & Protecting Indian Lake

The purpose of the Association is to preserve Indian Lake and its surroundings, and to enhance the water quality, fishery, boating safety, and aesthetic values of Indian Lake as a public recreation facility for today and future generations.  Since the original chartering the association has attempted to take an active role in informing and educating our residents about the importance of appropriate lake management.
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News from OCLRA
6 County Lakes Meeting and More!

The next meeting of the OCLRA Board:
9-10:30 a.m., Monday, June 19
At the ADRC building in Rhinelander, across the parking lot from Trig’s grocery. All are welcome.

  • Time to renew or establish your OCLRA membership
  • 6-County Lakes Meeting: “Who ya gonna call?”
  • State legislation threatens Pelican River Forest easements
  • A new conservation magazine is born
  • Update from Oneida County Clean Waters Action
  • “Beneath the Eagle Tree”: Stunning photography and prose.
 
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​BE SURE TO CHECK OUT
INDIAN LAKE ON FACEBOOK

Only open to residents and family.  Post your own lake-related pictures, notices and comments.

Look for "Indian Lake - Sugar Camp, WI"
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 Whats Happening on our Lake

What's Happening in our
   Community!!

"Cafe au Lake"

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Summer, Fall, Winter and Spring plans for multi-purpose gatherings are in the works.  This can range from a kayak ride, education about different plant life in our lake, etc.  They will be offered both on a weekday and weekend.

​MORE INFORMATION TO FOLLOW
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  ILA Spirit Apparel Available


​The Association is pleased to announce a partnership with Northwoods Embroidery and Gifts, a local merchant who has the ILA logo on file and ready to be applied to your choice of clothing items. 

You can visit the store in person to design your new ILA spirit apparel at 22 W. Davenport St. in Rhinelander.....

or check-out their Facebook page......

​or email northwoodsembroidery@gmail.com....

​or call 715-362-2625.

Enjoy this fun shopping experience for your whole family.​
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Sugar Camp Lions
to Host Fish Fry

WHEN: Friday, June 9th, 5:00pm to 7:30pm
WHERE: Town of Sugar Camp Town Hall
Dinner will include fish, hash browns, cole slaw, rye bread, coffee and/or milk.  Beer and soda will be available for purchase at the bar.

Ticket prices are $15 for adults and $10 for children under 12.  Toddlers eat free.

​All proceeds from the event will be put toward Lions projects.
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Past, Present & Future Diligence

The following articles, references and documents will enhance your knowledge of maintaining our healthy lake for generations to come.
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Attorney General Schimel Says County Regulates Shorelines in the ​Town of Sugar Camp

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More Information on
Boating Violations and Education Card 

When you see a boating violation, you may call the Oneida County dispatch at 715-361-5201.

If you were born on or after January 1, 1989 and will be operating a motorboat or PWC in Wisconsin, you need education to receive your Boater Education Card.  See below for the site.​
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Single family residential status for Indian Lake

In 2017 - 2018 our residents played a key role in maintaining our single family status.  The following is a thank you previously posted on our website:
"Thank you for all those letters, emails and attendance at both the Oneida County Planning & Development meetings through 2017 and the most recent January meeting of the Oneida County Board. There are articles in the Rhinelander River News (6/24/17; 1/18/18) and the Rhinelander Star Journal (6/25/17)."