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A Canada Goose has taken up residence in a former eagles nest where the Gladys Black Eagle Cam has been positioned. Several goslings were born on May 16, and may leave soon.  To see the goose and the goslings, click … Continue reading →

  Come join in on the fun! Balloon Fest 2012 will take place July 13th – 15th. The balloons will launch a total of five times throughout the weekend. The favorite, Night Glow will take place on Saturday evening at … Continue reading →

How was your visit to Lake Red Rock? Let us know! With your input, the Corps of Engineers will strive to improve the quality of information, facilities, and services at Lake Red Rock. To fill out the questionnaire please click … Continue reading →

Lake Red Rock’s spring and summer program calendar of events is now available! More actives will be added along the way, so be sure to check back for additional information.  Click here for the link and then click on “2012 … Continue reading →

Get your questions answered! Submit your question under the “Ask the Corps” heading and the Army Corps. at Lake Red Rock may answer.  Your question could end up in the newspaper! How do droughts affect Lake Red Rock? With the flood … Continue reading →

WANT TO BE A PART OF LAKE RED ROCK’S FUTURE? The Corps of Engineers and the Red Rock Lake Association would like to have you help us.  Please complete the MASTER PLAN questionnaire to provide your ideas.  Click here for … Continue reading →

The Red Rock Lake Association will be offering firewood for sale in the Howell Station and Roberts Creek West Campgrounds this recreation season (Memorial Day to Labor Day). Wood will be sold in bundles for $5.00 each. This new amenity … Continue reading →

Red Rock Lake was featured in the March/April 2011 Iowan magazine. The article, entitled “Changing Course: Voyage to the future of Lake Red Rock”, does a phenomenal job portraying the lake and the optimism for the future of the area. … Continue reading →

The Army Corps of Engineers along with the Red Rock lake association are seeking input regarding the Lake Red Rock master plan for the next 25-50 years. The first master plan was drawn up in 1976 and included improving the water quality and enhancing the Canadian goose population in the area. We are now seeking input from the community. Continue reading →