Lake Hudson (856-517-3543)

WATERCRAFT STORAGE FOR THIS SEASON ENDS SEPTEMBER 30, 2025. SEE BELOW FOR DETAILS.

Lake Hours:

The 2025 swimming season has come to a close. The Directors thank everyone for a safe and enjoyable season.  We hope you all enjoyed your summer and were able to enjoy some of the offerings of the club during the summer.  We have many more events and activities planned for this fall and winter so please keep an eye out for upcoming emails for details as events are planned.

 A few reminders for the beach area:

• Glass bottles are no longer permitted in the picnic area and of course, not allowed on the beach or in the water. Too many people walk barefoot to the snack stand and bathrooms and there were a few incidents of broken glass that could have been avoided.
• Help us take care of our Club. Use the dumpsters for large trash items, do not place them on top of trash cans or against the fence. You are responsible for cleaning up your own trash.

Brian Kamens, Lake Director

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Paddle Craft Storage

The 2025 season for storing watercraft at the Club (April 1 – October 1) will be ending soon. Per 2025 Watercraft Storage Policy Guidelines, all stored watercraft must be removed after October 1st . The cooperation of members storing watercraft in the racks provided is appreciated, and necessary to continue this program going forward.

Watercraft Storage by members remains a work in progress. The Club welcomes suggestions which would improve the paddle craft storage system and experience. Please contact the Office Secretary (856-299-5588); Tom James ( tomjames51@yahoo.com ), Director, Stu Schermerhorn (609-202-9640), or make use of the Club Suggestion Box found in the Bar.

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Lake Use - Boats

Be sure to also review the posted Lake Rules as you come up onto the beach. 

Non-powered watercraft such as canoes, kayaks, and paddle boats are allowed on the lake.

Outboards / inboards are prohibited on the lake no matter if the propeller is submerged or not. We are very careful to ensure petroleum products do not enter our lake to protect the fish and other wildlife that benefit from our lake as well as to preserve its use for our members during the summer. When boating on the lake, everyone is required to wear life jackets. There are no exceptions.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the Lake Director, Brian Kamens, or the office. For any other questions, please be aware Directors' contact information is always found on our website or you can call the office.