Beer Bottle Beach (BBB)
Beer Bottle Beach is a
community beach for all cabin owners to enjoy and use. We ask that
you please leave it as you found it.The Porta-Potty and bathroom facilities are available for your
use at any time.
The Beach/Pavilion is
available for reservations on all days except major holidays.
There
will be a fee for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday reservations.
Email Cathy Becker (lot
#59) at: cbecker@jccompany.net with your reservation
request. Please include your name, lot number, contact name and
phone number, and the date on which you are requesting. (You can also call or text her
at 402-440-4700, to make
your reservation, but email is preferred for tracking and accuracy.)
For Gate Code requests
contact Joanne Bronson at: 402 944-2802 or email her at joanne@northlake.us.You should not be giving your personal gate
code out to your guests. Please reach out to Joanne Bronson for a
Party Code. This code will be cancelled after your event.
Rules for BBB Cove
· All fires must be confined to the fire pit and the
grill. You must provide your own firewood. The large logs around the
pit are for sitting, not burning.
· Noise must be controlled, especially after
Midnight.
· Skiing or tubing is not allowed in Beer Bottle
Beach cove.
· Skiers should only enter the cove for the
following reason:
o As
a safety outlet.
o If
you have the beach reserved.
o If
you are a cabin owner or guest in the cove area.
· Pontoon Boats may travel slowly in the cove but
need to stay outside of the buoys unless parking.
· Swimmers need to stay inside the buoy area for
safety measures.
· Swimming is allowed beyond the buoy area if you
are on your boat and wish to jump into the lake to cool off or take a
swim. You must display your orange flag to notify other boaters
there are people in the water. You must stay within 25 feet of your
boat. You are not allowed to swim across the cove from the beach or
your boat. Do not do this near the cove entrance. Use caution if the
beach is reserved as they and cove cabin owners are allowed to pull skiers,
tubers, etc. at faster than idle speed in the cove. DO THIS AT
YOUR OWN RISK AND JUDGEMENT. BE SAFE!
LEAVE THE BEACH AS YOU FOUND IT
YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE TO CLEAN UP AFTER YOURSELF
AND RETURN ALL ITEMS TO WHERE THEY WERE FOUND
TREAT Beer Bottle Beach AS YOUR OWN