A chance to plants some great varieties while helping the lake’s environment. Place your orders ahead and pick up that day. This sale will include many varieties of native plants so they should take well to your yard.
Hike an amazing property and earn donations for local charities. A great day for the community!
One of the best days at Lake Hopatcong. Food, shopping, demonstrations, boat rides and more. And the Museum is open all day!
Perhaps the peak of its years as a great northeast resort, Lake Hopatcong was the place to be in the 1920s. Step back in time one hundred years and spend a day with us at the lake in the summer of 1925.
Dinner will be an old-fashioned beefsteak dinner from Hap Nightingale catering of Clifton in the Lake Hopatcong Yacht Club’s beautiful ballroom which is little changed from the 1920s.
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One of the great days at Lake Hopatcong. Come view the beautiful boats at the historic and beautiful Lake Hopatcong Yacht Club. Open to all.
Always a special night at Lake Hopatcong!
Rain date is scheduled for Saturday, June 29.
The Boating Regulations Commission will conduct their July 2023 meeting at Lake Hopatcong.
A look at how the Morris Canal created and influenced the development of Lake Hopatcong. One hundred years after its abandonment it continues to shape out lake.
A delightful buffet dinner by Debi will be served prior to the program.
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Could the days of the Lighthouse and Governor’s Inn really have been 50 years ago? Take a trip back to a Lake Hopatcong which still featured a hotel and amusement park, bands and disco music at the lake’s hot spots, and what now seems like a very innocent time.
Put on your big hair, best polyester, and platform shoes – we’ll see you at the Palace!
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Lake Hopatcong was once envisioned as a four season resort. The Lake Hopatcong Winter Carnival of January 1926 featured competitions in speed skating, skate sailing, ice boating, and hockey and the New York Times reported it drew some 15,000 people to the lake. Lake Hopatcong was the long-time home for the Skate Sailing Association of America, a popular hockey league in River Styx, and one of the main ice boating venues in the northeast. Join us as we revisit winters past.
We will enjoy a buffet dinner from The Windlass prior to the program.
Tickets go on sale approximately four weeks prior to event. Museum members will receive information by email and through your museum newsletter.