June 20, 2022
The lake water will be closed from Wednesday June 22, 2022 – Friday June 24, 2022 at noon for weed treatment.
There will be no access to any of the beach areas during that time, or the walking path along the shore.
NO BOATING
NO SWIMMING
NO FISHING
NO ACTIVITY IN OR ON THE LAKE
If you live on the lake, please remove any watercraft
June 20, 2022
The lake water will be closed from Wednesday June 22, 2022 – Friday June 24, 2022 at noon for weed treatment.
There will be no access to any of the beach areas during that time, or the walking path along the shore.
NO BOATING
NO SWIMMING
NO FISHING
NO ACTIVITY IN OR ON THE LAKE
If you live on the lake, please remove any watercraft from the water. Please keep your pets away from the water.
Thank you
May 30, 2022
The LBHA has recently upgraded or repaired many of the main facilities at our property including the main building, docks, seawall, and pump house over the last several years. We are in a position to plan for future capital investments and are looking for input from current members to stay up to date with the interests of the
May 30, 2022
The LBHA has recently upgraded or repaired many of the main facilities at our property including the main building, docks, seawall, and pump house over the last several years. We are in a position to plan for future capital investments and are looking for input from current members to stay up to date with the interests of the community.
This survey will also help us better understand how the park is being used and allow us to provide the best member experience possible. Please have each member of your household who has a lake card complete the survey if they wish so we can capture as many ideas from our great community as possible.
Every member that takes the survey will be entered into a draw to win one of two gift certificates to Thistle & Clover.
Survey closes August 31st. Draw date is September 1st.
Click here to access the survey.
Thank you!
May 30, 2022
The 2022 - 2023 Lake Fees are due by June 30, 2022. The fees this year are $341.25 (incl GST). Invoices were emailed May 30th and members will also receive a mailed copy in early June.
Please see our Pay Fees page for details on paying your fees and adding your email to your account.
And please click here to read our 2022 Newsletter.
May 16, 2022
The outdoor showers on the main building have been turned on (with warm water) for the season. Please do not use soap.
May 12, 2022
The lake has been stocked with beautiful rainbow trout. We also received a few tiger trout. If you catch a small tiger trout, we ask that you please return it to the water for now. Let's give these guys a chance to grow a bit.
May 11, 2022
The South Gate along Acadia Drive is scheduled to open for the season on Thursday May 19, 2022.
Please remember to always bring your lake card with you in order to enter the park.
May 10, 2022
The south washrooms are now open for the season.
UPDATED May 16, 2022
SUPs are now available for rent
UPDATED May 5, 2022
Pedal-boats and Kayaks have been added.
UPDATED April 29, 2022
Canoes have been added.
April 24, 2022
Row boats are in the water. Please see the north guard for rental information.
UPDATED April 1, 2022
All courts are open.
March 23, 2022
We have started to open the tennis courts. Currently, the front three courts are open. The back three will open once all the snow has melted.
November 09, 2021
Welcome to our 2021 - 2022 Board of Directors for Lake Bonavista Homeowners Association Ltd.
Stuart Parnell - President
Michelle Tamblyn - Treasurer
Mike Styczen - Secretary
Kristi Reinhardt
Daniel Health
Patricio Venegas
Mark Wyatt
Jeff Mikolajow
Stuart Sholter
September 21, 2021
LBHA held our Annual General Meeting September 8, 2021. We have added notes from the meeting to our website here.
August 26, 2018
Reducing the Risk of Spreading Whirling Disease
Reducing the Risk of Spreading Whirling Disease
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency confirmed whirling disease,a fish disease that affects salmonoids,in Johnson Lake in Banff National Park.
Anglers,
boaters and recreational water users can help reduce the risk of spreading whir
August 26, 2018
Reducing the Risk of Spreading Whirling Disease
Reducing the Risk of Spreading Whirling Disease
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency confirmed whirling disease,a fish disease that affects salmonoids,in Johnson Lake in Banff National Park.
Anglers,
boaters and recreational water users can help reduce the risk of spreading whirling disease. It can be transmitted through equipment used for swimming,paddling,boating,water pumping,and fishing,or through infected fish and fish parts. Never move live fish from one body of water to another (that is illegal in Alberta).
Please ensure that you clean and dry all equipment that came into contact with water and eliminate all water from equipment before transporting.
Thank you - LBHA
For more information please follow this link -
http://aep.alberta.ca/fish-wildlife/wildlife-diseases/whirling-disease/default.aspx .
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