CLIA Member Picnic
September 8, 2023Remember that the picnic for CLIA members occurs on Sunday, September 17 from 4:00 to 7:00. Take this opportunity to get to know your neighbors and your board members! Here, once again, is the Evite…
Crystal Lake, Burnsville MN
292 Acres of Abundant Fish and Wildlife with Public Boat Access and Swimming Beaches.
Crystal Lake is located in the southern Twin Cities metro area, 1/2 mile from the intersection of County Road 46 and Interstate Highway 35 in the cities of Burnsville and Lakeville MN. It is directly across Highway 35 from Buck Hill ski resort.
The Crystal Lake Improvement Association is a non-profit, volunteer organization. Since our foundation in 1962, our primary goal is to improve our lake quality.
Crystal Lake is part of the Black Dog Watershed Management Organization, and covers 292 acres with a maximum depth of 37 feet. Crystal Lake has one public boat landing, one public fishing dock, and two public beaches (one on both the east and west sides of the lake).
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Your Curb Is Also Your Shoreline!
Anything that enters the storm drain can enter Crystal Lake. Grass clippings and leaves contain nitrogen and phosphorous which can in turn cause uncontrolled growth of algae and aquatic weeds. Help keep our water quality high and our algae treatment costs low by keeping our curbs free of debris.
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Crystal Lake is a great place to fish, ski, and spend time with my family.
We are very fortunate to be able to live in such a great neighborhood.
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Crystal Lake Fall Clean Up This Saturday
September 8, 2023With another holiday just celebrated, the parks around Crystal Lake could once again use a little tidying up. We would love to see another impressive turnout from our community. As always, we will gather at…
Low Lake Levels Once Again
September 8, 2023With yet another year of record heat and drought, we find ourselves once again with very low lake levels. During times like these we all need to consider what we can do to help. If…