Cloverleaf Lakes Protective Association

06/05/2026

Being a good lake steward means respecting the rules and ordinances that help protect our lakes, while looking out for our neighbors and everyone who enjoys the Cloverleaf Lakes. It means boating responsibly, protecting the water we all share, and knowing the right next step when safety concerns arise.

If you see a safety concern or ordinance violation, please report it through the proper channels with clear details, including the date, time, location, boat registration number, photos if available, and your name when filing a complaint. Concerns are easiest to address when they are documented and reported through the proper channels.

As a reminder, wake boats are allowed on the lakes. However, certain enhanced wake activities are restricted under Town of Belle Plaine Ordinance No. 2025-6 and can be reported through the process outlined in the image.

Keeping the Cloverleaf Lakes safe, respectful, and enjoyable is a shared responsibility. Thank you for doing your part. 💚

06/02/2026

As boat traffic picks up on the Cloverleaf Lakes, here’s a friendly reminder to know and follow the boating rules that help keep our lakes safe, healthy, and enjoyable for everyone.

Boating on Pine, Grass, and Round Lakes is governed by Wisconsin state law and local Town of Belle Plaine ordinances. The highlights are included in the image, but please review the full ordinances through the Town of Belle Plaine for complete details.

A listing of full local ordinances are available here: https://belleplainewi.com/town-information/documents/

Thank you for doing your part to keep the Cloverleaf Lakes safe and enjoyable this boating season.

05/15/2026

05/14/2026

water levels have improved, the voluntary no-wake request is no longer being made at this time, and we continue to encourage safe, courteous boating based on lake conditions.

05/12/2026

Love spending time by the water? Want a fun summer opportunity where you can meet great people and help protect the Cloverleaf Lakes?

CLPA is looking for two more AIS Specialist to join our team at the Cloverleaf Lakes boat launch this season.

No experience required. This is a great opportunity for a young adult, retiree, or anyone who enjoys being outside, talking with lake visitors, and spending time near the water.

Learn more and apply online: https://forms.gle/BaHqC3Jnw43ymNGs5

Questions? Email [email protected]

05/06/2026

A reminder of your Lake Association meeting coming up. We have 2 board of Directors up for election, Kevin Goodman and Gary Schumacher. If you would like to also be on the ballot please let us know. See you on Saturday the 23th.

01/19/2026

🌊 What’s growing in our lakes? Here’s the 2025 recap. 🌊

Our latest aquatic plant survey, completed by Onterra, LLC through a Wisconsin DNR grant, shows some good news and an important reminder:

✅ Native plants are healthy
✅ Watermilfoil remains low
⚠️ Starry stonewort is increasing in Pine and Grass Lakes
🌟 Round Lake is still starry-stonewort free

Because there’s currently no proven long-term treatment for starry stonewort, stopping its spread depends on all of us.

👉 Read the full summary and learn how simple steps like cleaning, draining, and drying your gear help protect our lakes: https://cloverleaflakes.com/water-quality/

01/04/2026

We all enjoy the lakes year round. Please remember to pick your garbage and empty beer cans. Bring them home with you. Nobody wants this in our great waters.