Twin Lakes Association
A non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Welcome! We’re glad you’re here. The Twin Lakes Association is dedicated to serving the residents and visitors of Upper, Middle, and Lower Twin Lake. Our mission is to protect, enhance, and celebrate the natural beauty and recreational value of our lakes—ensuring they remain a vibrant and enjoyable destination for all who love them.
The association is funded solely by membership dues, advertising income, fundraisers and donations. The funds we raise are used to support essential projects such as weed treatment, bird management, fish stocking, aeration, channel dredging, and muck removal.
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Click the Join Now button to pay your dues by PayPal. Other options for payment include attending a meeting or event with your payment or mailing a check to our Treasurer Tim Sullivan at: 5247 Twin Lake Blvd E, Brooklyn Center, MN 55429.
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The Association is a registered 501(c)(3) charitable organization which means your dues and voluntary donations may be tax deductible. Also, if you work for a company that matches charitable donations, please consider requesting a match for our Association!
What We Do
The Twin Lakes Association is made up of community members and local partners who are dedicated to preserving and protecting the three-lake chain known as Upper, Middle and Lower Twin Lake.
Our Goal
Our goal is to protect the natural surroundings while enhancing water quality, promoting boat safety, preserving fish and wildlife habitats, and maintaining the lakes as a valued recreational resource for today and future generations.
Our Vision
We envision a community that works together to protect and enhance the natural beauty and of our Lakes. We are committed to preserving the shoreline, safeguarding water quality, and ensuring the lakes remain a cherished place for recreation and environmental conservation.
Twin Lake
Twin Lake consists of three basins between North Minneapolis and the city of Brooklyn Center. All three basins have boat accesses and are connected via navigable channels. Combined: 212 sq acres, 6.5 miles of shoreline and 44 feet at its deepest point.
Although this survey treats the lake as one waterbody, fish populations and water quality are markedly different between the different basins. The South and Middle Basins have better water quality, are fairly deep, and provide better habitat conditions for fish species. The North Basin, on the other hand, is very shallow, has poor water quality, and has a higher frequency of rough fish and snapping turtles. As a result, the gamefish and panfish populations sought after by anglers are concentrated in the South and Middle Basins of the lake. Black crappie are the most abundant panfish species in the lake.
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Three interconnected basins of Twin Lake - Upper, Middle and Lower Lake
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