The John and Kathy Howard Park at Wenonah Lake

Flanking the northeast corner of the borough, Wenonah Lake has been enjoyed for generations and is a continued source of pride for our residents.  We are excited about the many upcoming renovations to this beautiful, natural recreation area.  We are grateful for the continued collaboration of the Wenonah Lake Association in helping to maintain, upgrade and bring wonderful community programs and events to this venue.  This year, the Wenonah Native Plant Garden Club will begin work rehabbing some areas as well!

The park grounds are open daily to the public from the day after Labor Day through the day before Memorial Day Weekend, from dawn to dusk. Swimming is not permitted during public park hours. During the summer swim season (Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day), the park is closed to the general public. Throughout the year, the park may be closed on occasion for private events and at the discretion of the Borough based on scheduled work or grounds keeping needs.  For pavilion rental and links to other information about the lake, see below.

 

Pavilion Rental Information

Pavilion Location

The John and Kathy Howard Park at Wenonah Lake
Maple St & N Jefferson Ave
Wenonah, NJ 08090

The John and Kathy Howard Park at Wenonah Lake is available for events!  This pavilion can fit 4 picnic tables and 2 ADA accessible tables.  The pavilion can be rented from Spring to Summer.   Pavilion rentals during the swim season (Memorial Day through Labor Day) are for either 11 am to 2:45 pm or 3:15 pm to 7 pm.  During the swim season (Memorial Day through Labor Day), swim passes for guests are available at an additional fee.*  Pavilion rentals require a completed Borough Facility Use Agreement as well as the appropriate rental and damage fees paid via cash or check only.  Damage fees will be returned by the borough office after an inspection of the pavilion concluding the event. Please contact the Borough office at (856) 468-5228 for additional information.

 

Pavilion Rental Borough Residents Non-Residents, Groups or Corporations(^)
Rental $35 $50
Damage Fee (separate check) $50 $100

 

* Additional fees for pavilion rental with swimming – Memorial Day through Labor Day

  Borough Residents, Swim Season Members Non-members, Groups or Corporations (^)
Swim passes for guests who are not members  $5/person; swimming available $10/person; swimming available
     

RULES AND REGULATIONS

  1. All rentals are “first come, first serve” and must be booked in person at the Borough Office located on 1 S West Ave, Wenonah, NJ 08090. Rentals are only verified when receiving a facility use agreement and full payment.  
  2. Accepted forms of payment are cash or check.
  3. No pets are permitted in the park on swim days.
  4. There are 2 grills in the park that must be cleaned after use.  
  5. Music must be played to a level not to disturb other guests in the park.
  6. Pavilion have a fan and a power outlet.
  7. Confetti, rice, glitter, flower petals or similar materials are NOT PERMITTED. Packaging tape, thumbtacks, nails or staples are NOT PERMITTED. Do not attach anything to the ceilings of pavilions. All decorations must be removed at the conclusion of your event. If there is damage to pavilions, ceilings, frames, picnic tables, or other Borough property the Permittee will be responsible for repair costs.
  8. All trash and debris must be cleaned up after party.
  9. Smoking, possession of weapons, alcohol, illegal or controlled substance on Borough property is prohibited.
  10. Inclement weather – If an alternate date is available in the same calendar year, you can reschedule.

  Swimming may be available Tuesday to Sunday during the swim season, if booked at least 1 week in advance and if lifeguard staffing is available.

(^)Events hosted by groups and corporations must not be for profit.  Contact the Borough office for more information.

 

5 Year Financial Lake Report and Revenues

13 Year Lake Financial Analysis

 Current Year Lake Revenues

Public Recreational Bathing Certificate of Analysis