Did you know that the Okauchee Lions held a successful vision walk at the 2022 Okauchee Lions Days event, offering free vision screenings and having a nice Sunday day band play? It’s true! They raised over $5,000 for WI Lions Camp, and WI Council for the Blind & Vision Impaired with their gift match from The First Weber Foundation. People walked through Okauchee and stopped in at Bryant’s on the Round for a nice morning!

Okauchee is a “community”.  From the residents, businesses, visitors, and lake go-ers of the Waukesha County Lake Area, the spirit of Okauchee is apparent.  The Okauchee Lions Club is grateful for this spirit as shown by the generosity of our financial donors, our contractors who donated all or parts of the material and labor costs, our family and friends who volunteered endless hours, our community who attended our function, and most importantly our families who shared us with the community.

The Lions Club motto is “we serve”.  Past, present and future, the Okauchee Lions will serve the community by having a park for public use.  The park and pavilion are 100% volunteer managed, and does not receive a kick back from tax dollars to stay open.  All monies used to operate the park are privately raised.  It is through special events and generous community partnerships the Lions are able to keep a fun, safe, and clean space for all to gather and enjoy life in Lake Country. The park offers playgrounds for children of various ages, two baseball/softball diamonds, two sand volleyball courts, and reservations of the Bertrand Family Pavilion (Contact via email at oklc.reserve@gmail.com or phone at 262-560-0532) and preparation areas. Feel free to contact them to host your next event in the heated pavilion that can be rented year round.

Thank you to the greater Okauchee Community for your generosity and support.  The Lions will continue to “Serve” the public.

 Follow Okauchee Lions Days & Lake Country Ala Carte on Facebook.
RSVP to the event HERE. 

Did you know that the Okauchee Lions held a successful vision walk at the 2022 Okauchee Lions Days event, offering free vision screenings and having a nice Sunday day band play? It’s true! They raised over $5,000 for WI Lions Camp, and WI Council for the Blind & Vision Impaired with their gift match from The First Weber Foundation. People walked through Okauchee and stopped in at Bryant’s on the Round for a nice morning!

Okauchee is a “community”.  From the residents, businesses, visitors, and lake go-ers of the Waukesha County Lake Area, the spirit of Okauchee is apparent.  The Okauchee Lions Club is grateful for this spirit as shown by the generosity of our financial donors, our contractors who donated all or parts of the material and labor costs, our family and friends who volunteered endless hours, our community who attended our function, and most importantly our families who shared us with the community.

The Lions Club motto is “we serve”.  Past, present and future, the Okauchee Lions will serve the community by having a park for public use.  The park and pavilion are 100% volunteer managed, and does not receive a kick back from tax dollars to stay open.  All monies used to operate the park are privately raised.  It is through special events and generous community partnerships the Lions are able to keep a fun, safe, and clean space for all to gather and enjoy life in Lake Country. The park offers playgrounds for children of various ages, two baseball/softball diamonds, two sand volleyball courts, and reservations of the Bertrand Family Pavilion (Contact via email at oklc.reserve@gmail.com or phone at 262-560-0532) and preparation areas. Feel free to contact them to host your next event in the heated pavilion that can be rented year round.

Thank you to the greater Okauchee Community for your generosity and support.  The Lions will continue to “Serve” the public.

 Follow Okauchee Lions Days & Lake Country Ala Carte on Facebook.
RSVP to the event HERE. 

Did you know that the Okauchee Lions held a successful vision walk at the 2022 Okauchee Lions Days event, offering free vision screenings and having a nice Sunday day band play? It’s true! They raised over $5,000 for WI Lions Camp, and WI Council for the Blind & Vision Impaired with their gift match from The First Weber Foundation. People walked through Okauchee and stopped in at Bryant’s on the Round for a nice morning!

Okauchee is a “community”.  From the residents, businesses, visitors, and lake go-ers of the Waukesha County Lake Area, the spirit of Okauchee is apparent.  The Okauchee Lions Club is grateful for this spirit as shown by the generosity of our financial donors, our contractors who donated all or parts of the material and labor costs, our family and friends who volunteered endless hours, our community who attended our function, and most importantly our families who shared us with the community.

The Lions Club motto is “we serve”.  Past, present and future, the Okauchee Lions will serve the community by having a park for public use.  The park and pavilion are 100% volunteer managed, and does not receive a kick back from tax dollars to stay open.  All monies used to operate the park are privately raised.  It is through special events and generous community partnerships the Lions are able to keep a fun, safe, and clean space for all to gather and enjoy life in Lake Country. The park offers playgrounds for children of various ages, two baseball/softball diamonds, two sand volleyball courts, and reservations of the Bertrand Family Pavilion (Contact via email at oklc.reserve@gmail.com or phone at 262-560-0532) and preparation areas. Feel free to contact them to host your next event in the heated pavilion that can be rented year round.

Thank you to the greater Okauchee Community for your generosity and support.  The Lions will continue to “Serve” the public.

 Follow Okauchee Lions Days & Lake Country Ala Carte on Facebook.
RSVP to the event HERE.