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Cascades is home to the serene and private Elbow Lake. Guests enjoy swimming during summer months. On top of swimming, we offer numerous other activities based out of the waterfront. We’ve added comfortable patio seating for onlookers to enjoy, too!
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Cost:
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$200/hour for full use – Blob, Bob, Iceberg, Boats, Swimming – minimum 4 guards
$125/hour for Swimming and Boats Only – minimum 2 guards
*Prices indicated are for private use, or use beyond normal operating hours.
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Pre-Reservation Required:
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For private use |
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Restrictions:
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Swimming is Seasonal |
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Capacity:
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N/A |
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Swimming
Dive into Elbow Lake to cool off during the hot summer months. Have fun splashing around in the shallow section or swim out to the floating dock and make a big splash while doing some cannonballs! (Swimming is a seasonal activity.)
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Blob
If you’re a thrill seeker, try the “Blob”. It’s a giant pillow of air floating atop Elbow Lake. Jump off the “blob dock,” crawl all the way to the far end, then a friend will jump down and catapult you into the water. The “Blob” is definitely a Cascades favorite!
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Iceberg
Practice your climbing skills as you summit our large iceberg and enjoy the fast slide back down.
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Bob
If you like a good challenge, scale the ropes of the “Bob” — our oversized buoy. Enjoy swinging back and forth on the top platform then jump down into the water below!
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Boating
At your request, boating is available to your group. Cascades canoes and row boats accommodate 1-3 passengers at a time and are a favorite pass time of many of our guests. (All guests must wear life jackets and children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult.)
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Fishing
Grab your fishing pole, some bait and head out to Elbow Lake to try your hand at catching a big one. Follow a short trail around the corner of the lake and end up across from our swimming section on the newly built fishing dock, or head out in a row boat to see if the fish are biting.
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