The Lake Arbutus Association is working hard to bring our Members the latest and best in communications and service. Our website is designed for easy navigation and quick links to the most common resources. Explore the website and be sure to log in and set up your secure personal account. Some areas of the website are only available to Members after log in.
The Lake Arbutus Association is here to manage and maintain Lake Arbutus and serve the property owners of Lake Arbutus.
If you have any questions about your Membership or would like to become a Member, please Contact Us or complete the Join Us form online. We are here to help.
It has come to our attention that Invasive Phragmites has been spotted on Lake Arbutus. Please follow the links to learn the difference between native and invasive Phragmites and what to do if you see invasive Phragmites.
Here is a great article on campfire safety, guidelines, and local environmental precautions.
Experience the natural beauty, pristine waters, and seasonal landscapes across our lake environment.
Harmful algal blooms are overgrowths of algae in water. Some produce dangerous toxins in fresh or marine water but even nontoxic blooms hurt the environment.
Purple Loosestrife was introduced to North America as a garden plant but has since spread to wild areas and depleted natural habitat for native plants and animals.
Zebra mussels are anchoring themselves by the thousands to native mussels making it impossible for the native mussel to function.
