The Bridge over the Falls is officially dedicated
on May 26, 2006

 

Work continues on the parking lot and lighted walking path to the bridge over the falls
 

The PCC crew and Denise Donmoyer float the dock John Keesey built into place. The PCC crew built the stone pier. They discovered a couple days later why they need to finish it with a stone ramp. We recieved over 2 inches of rain overnight.

 

Construction has begun on the lighted pathway to the Falls Bridge. 

Hundreds lined the banks and floated the waters in hopes of catching trout. The first annual fishing derby and breakfast was a tremendous success.

The first day of trout season and Jennifer Schwartz catches the first tagged trout in Sweet Arrow Lake and wins the the $50 first prize from the Northern Swatara Creek Watershed Association. 

The PCC Crew Works hard on the
Clubhouse side of Waterfall Trail 

381 people enjoy breakfast at the first annual Maple Syrup Festival held at Sweet Arrow Lake County Park 

Foxfire enterprises puts the finishing touches on the upstairs interior of the Clubhouse while the PA Conservation Corps continues to convert the basement into an Environmental Education Center/meeting room.

The light fixtures were donated by the Sweet Arrow Lake Conservation Association largely through a gift from a single generous donor.

The Bridge and falls. 

Schuylkill County Tourist Promotion Bureau holds a press conference at the Clubhouse to introduce its new brochure featuring a photo of a sunset on Sweet Arrow taken by John Keesey.

The 80 Foot aluminum walk bridge over the Falls financed by the Friends of Schuylkill Parks and Recreation is set on a clear and crisp day in January.

 

In the main hall of the clubhouse, funding provided by the Friends of Schuylkill Parks and Recreation are providing for the installation of a new heating system, air conditioning, new windows, insulation and a new ceiling. 

The Pennsylvania Conservation Corps has been doing major renovations to the Clubhouse basement. 

The Conservation Club uses the Clubhouse basement to construct birdhouses. 

The Clubhouse became the hit of the Holly Trail thanks to the hard work the volunteers from SALCA put into decorating. 

In 2005, for the first time since the County owned the Lake, the Clubhouse and pavilion was open for public rental.

This wedding started in a church in Pine Grove, traveled by horse and buggy to the fish and boat access area, from there by pontoon boat to the clubhouse for the reception.