Lake Information

The Lake Hopatcong Community Cleanup held on November 3rd is being coordinated by the Lake Hopatcong Foundation in partnership with the Lake Hopatcong Foundation. During the cleanup, hundreds of volunteers will access the lake from more than 40 lakefront locations. The cleanup is held in conjunction with the 60-inch lake drawdown held every five years.

Thanks to everyone that participated and donated to the Lake Hopatcong Foundation (LHF) Lake Loop 2018, as they were able to surpass last year’s Loop in raising funds for Lake Hopatcong and our Communities.

Do you like charts and graphs… If so you need to meet John Kurzman‎ who is posting his opinion on the Lake’s ability to meet the level necessary for enjoyment next summer.

Come out and meet the four Mayors from our surrounding area (Hopatcong, Jefferson, Mount Arlington, and Roxbury) as they attend the LHF Lake Loop 2018 and officially kick-off the 5K Walk/Run.

On the Lake Hopatcong volunteer circuit, you’re never quite sure where Beth BaRoss is going to show up. In the two years since she moved to Mount Arlington, she’s rolled up her sleeves for just about every event and initiative possible.

The Lake Hopatcong Foundation’s (LHF) Lake Loop 2018 is calling on you to help support the foundation and our greater community.

A car dashboard, a mannequin, a lawn mower, and silverware were among the thousands of items pulled from the Lake Hopatcong shoreline the last time the lake was lowered five feet, in 2013.

Hopatcong Lake Regional News had a chance to catch up with Nancy Brunner from Hopatcong, a seasoned expert in the Lake Hopatcong Foundation (LHF) Lake Loop, as this is her fifth year participating in the event.

The Association of New Jersey Environmental Commissions (ANJEC) awarded the Lake Hopatcong Foundation Floating Classroom an Environmental Achievement Award “for outstanding accomplishment in local environmental protection” at its 45th Annual Environmental Congress at Mercer County College in West Windsor on October 12.

A car dashboard, a mannequin, a lawn mower, and silverware were among the thousands of items pulled from the Lake Hopatcong shoreline the last time the lake was lowered five feet, in 2013.

Lake Hopatcong Foundation will host a beefsteak dinner as a celebration of the power of our volunteers during the Lake-Wide Cleanup.