Westcolang Lake Beach

Westcolang Lake

Private Lake inLackawaxen

Canoeing Kayaking

Fishing Pier Playground Restrooms Snack Bar

Westcolang Lake in Lackawaxen is a private 250-acre lake that’s part of the Masthope Mountain Community and Fawn Lake Forest community.

Guests at Masthope can boat, play volleyball, and use the playground, outdoor grills, snack bar, and bathrooms with showers. It’s got a beautiful white sand beach where you can swim and sunbathe.

The beach house is available to support activities and events year-round, and also offers many delicious food options and ice cream during the summer season.

At the Masthope waterfront, guests can fish off the designated fishing dock for largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and blue catfish; go swimming, or simply relax, take in the view, and enjoy sun and sand.

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