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Currently, there are 2,300 lots with 1,350 individual homes. The population of Lake Summerset is approximately 2,600 people.
The Lake was built by the Corp of Engineers and opened on May 7th, 1969. The lake was turned over to the Lake Summerset Association on May 8th, 1973.
Lists of lots and houses for sale at Lake Summerset can be obtained from any realtor. Regardless of the number of owners on deed, the HOA will only recognize one household for membership.
Resale procedures do apply.
Fishing, power, pontoons and sailboats all share Lake Summerset but must follow the rules below.
There is a campground that provides showers, restrooms, and electrical hookups and playground for its users. To use the campgrounds, you have to be a Lake Summerset lot/homeowner. Campground facilities are available to members and their guests. The member fee is $2 per night for electrical sites / $1 per night for non-electric sites. The guest fee is $6 per night for electrical sites / $3 per night for non-electric sites. See Camp Ground Regulations for complete information.
Yes, cable, satellite dish, and line of sight are the choices for residents.
Lake Summerset is a community of single family homes. It does not have cabins or short time rentals.
Lake Summerset has two beaches with bath facilities and lifeguards in season. Lake Summerset also has a swimming pool with on-duty lifeguards during the summer month. A new spray park was added to the pool area in 2014 for small children. The swimming pool has changing rooms and rest rooms for the convenience of our members and their guests.
Disc golf, pickle ball courts, tennis courts, bocce ball courts, a community garden, dog park and multiple playgrounds are available at Lake Summerset.