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Lake Beulah lies in Southeastern Wisconsin in the Kettle Morraine region. The lake is 834 acres, has 16 miles of shoreline, with a mean depth of 17 feet and a maximum depth of 58 feet.
MapQuest map, of the Walworth county area, PDF map of Lake Beulah
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LBPIA
P.O. Box 153
East Troy, WI 53120
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LBPIA is dedicated in providing its members and Lake Beulah residents the voice to protect our lake environs and create a clean, fun, and safe environment for all who share in the opportunities the lake affords.
LBPIA is made up of an elected board of directors and homeowners who voluntarily represent the concerns of Lake Beulah. Support of the work the LBPIA provides is funded by membership dues and donations.
LBPIA strives to promote the health of Lake Beulah and its environs.
LBPIA membership dues assists in legal challenges, water quality education, monitoring of water conditions, invasive species education, fish stocking (when WDNR is unable) and property identification for safety and security.
LBPIA holds biannual, open meetings in the Spring and Fall. |
We encourage all who seek a healthy, safe and clean lake to become a member of the Lake Beulah Protective and Improvement Association. Your membership and donations are greatly appreciated.
Lake News:
For information about meetings and lake events visit our Calendar of Events page
Needed: Area Chair Volunteers for
South Shore Dr. (to Humphrey Ln.)
Beach Rd. & Deerpath Rd.
Contact Andrea Jarecki if interested at:
lbmembership@gmail.com |
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The object of this Association shall be the general improvement and protection of Lake Beulah and the streams and waters adjacent thereto, and the promotion and taking of action tending to the general improvement and safe enjoyment of the Lake, its streams and the natural resources and habitat thereof.
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| Lake Beulah Protective and Improvement Association 2011 Action Plan |
Lake Beulah Protection and Improvement Association 2011 Action Plan
1. Continue to inform and educate the membership of land and lake use laws and regulations and support the Lake Beulah Management District, the Town, County and State in their enforcement with emphasis on lake weeds, shore lands management and landscaping.
2. Continue working with the Wisconsin DNR, LBMD, our members, volunteers and other experts to monitor and improve the overall health of Lake Beulah's fish, wildlife, forests and aquatic ecosystem. We will continue to pursue the latest state of the art water quality monitoring and reporting techniques; obtain available training to carry out these tasks; and summarize results in reports for meaningful interpretation and follow up.
3. Monitor, comment and take actions representing the mission, views and interests of the Association regarding proposed developments that may affect the Lake and its surrounding environs including but not limited to the Village well.
4. Continue to support local area educational outreaches of the youth such as the annual “Water Education Days” for students hosted at and in partnership with Edwards YMCA Camp.
5. Continue to monitor, review, and comment on boating laws and water safety issues.
6. Partner with Walworth County’s Aquatic Invasive Species Control and Prevention program to educate, minimize, and reduce the potential of invasive species entering Lake Beulah water ways.
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| Village of East Troy's Smart Growth Plan |
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Send your Lake Beulah information to:
lakebeulahpia@gmail.com for inclusion on this page. Please include your name and lake address for verification of material submitted
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