General Policies

To help maintain a safe and welcoming environment for all Lake Logan  guests and our Camp Henry campers, we ask you to please read and abide by the following policies:

SAFETY and SECURITY

• • All activities are done at your own risk. Each guest must have signed a registration/release form on file prior to recreating on property. These are available on our website and must be updated annually.
  • For security purposes all members and day pass guests must wear their Lake Logan issued wristband while on campus and display their parking pass on their vehicle.
    
  • Children and youth ages 15 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
  • When Camp Henry is in session (June-July) the waterfront is not available between 4 pm-6 pm.
  • Do not enter guest lodging or meeting spaces. This includes the lawns of guest cabins.
  • Well-behaved dogs are welcome. Owners must always keep dogs on a leash and clean up after them. Lake Logan reserves the right to revoke dog privileges at any time. For the safety of all of our human and canine guests, if your dog does not play well with others, please keep him/her at home. Before bringing your pet to Lake Logan, please read our entire pet policy.
  • The docks on the side of the lake opposite the boathouse are the private property of our neighbors on Lake Logan Road (Hwy 215) and are not to be used by Lake Logan guests including annual members.
  • We recommend guests never hike, swim, or boat alone.
  • Please review our fishing policies before you plan to recreate on the property.

ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP

• • Trash and recycling bins may be found throughout campus. Please do not litter.
  • There is no smoking in the swimming or boating area. This includes vaping, e-cigarettes, etc.

SWIMMING & BOATING

• • There is no lifeguard on duty. When swimming without a life jacket, swim in the designated swim area by the boat house only. Do not swim or boat if you hear thunder or see lightning.
  • Boat usage is included in day passes, annual memberships, and overnight stays. Each occupant of a boat/SUP must have a PFD.
  • To avoid damaging the boats with holes (that eventually make the boat unusable) do not drag the boats across pavement or gravel.
  • Boats are not permitted under the bridge or in the river. Do not cross the orange boundary markers in front of the dam.
  • Put all equipment back in its place – hang jackets, paddles in their labeled location, boats upside down on racks, etc. Do not leave boats and equipment anywhere except at the boat house when not in use.

PERSONAL WATERCRAFT

These policies are designed to protect our natural environment, as well as the sanctuary our guests, campers, and members enjoy while on campus. Before bringing any personal watercraft to Lake Logan, it is crucial that it is thoroughly cleaned so invasive and harmful substances are not introduced to these pristine waterways and their surrounding ecosystem.

• • There is no longer a fee for members and guests to bring their own canoes, kayaks, and stand-up paddle boards.
  • Lake Logan sells a limited number of permits allowing members to bring their own jon boats with trolling motors.
  • To unload and launch a personal watercraft, pull your vehicle to the waterfront gate to unload and launch your boat outside the roped-off swimming area. All vehicles and trailers must be moved to the designated parking area on the airstrip across Lake Logan Road. Never leave unattended vehicles in front of the boathouse gate to ensure accessibility by emergency vehicles and personnel.
  • Lake Logan sells a limited number of personal canoe, kayak, and SUP storage spaces at the waterfront each year. Members must provide their own locks and clearly label their watercraft with identification.
  • Lake Logan cannot be held responsible for your personal watercraft.