PRESERVE, PROTECT & ENHANCE

The purpose of the Association is to preserve and protect Van Vliet Lake and its surroundings, and to enhance the water quality, fishery, boating safety, and aesthetic values of Van Vliet Lake as a public recreational facility for today and for future generations.

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2025 MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL

Posted on: April 3, 2025

It is once again time for our annual Van Vliet Lake Association membership renewal.
The association is asking for your renewal and the solicitation of new members to join our lake association.

The annual membership dues remain minimal, full transparency of those funds and expenditures can be found
easily on the News and Reports tab here on the Association website.

Please renew your membership with the attached form and if you are not a current member, please
consider joining the VVLA this year.

 

2025 VVLA membership form

SAVE THE DATE

Posted on: February 7, 2025

The Van Vliet Lake Association’s Annual Meeting has been scheduled for Saturday, July 19th at 10am at Pipke Park Pavillion in Presque Isle.

The meeting will be followed by a “pot-luck” picnic lunch for those wishing to stay and socialize.

Please make plans to attend.

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Aquatic Plant Management

The Presque Isle Town Lakes Committee (PITLC) has worked with the WDNR to set up programs to combat the invasion of aquatic invasive species. learn more >

Lake Management Plan

The focus of the lake association has always been to maintain or improve the quality of the lake.  A lake management plan was completed in 2005. learn more >

Clean Boats Clean Water

Clean Boats, Clean Waters is an inspection program intended to educate boaters on aquatic invasive species and how to prevent their spread between lakes. learn more >

Van Vliet Hemlocks

Protecting, preserving, improving public access and increasing educational opportunities of this unique ecology known as the "Van Vliet Hemlocks". learn more >