Lawson Lake County Park

Girl Scouts Service Unit 183 Weekend

Girl Scouts from Service Unit 183 spent the weekend at Lawson Lake for the first time. Service Unit 183 is made up of all city of Albany troops: Troop 1734, Troop 1880, Troop 1071, Troop 1095 and Troop 1109.

They were a small group, but that didn't stop them from having fun outdoors. Highlights of the weekend included boating, fishing, hiking, and a grownups-versus-scouts kickball game.

They had a roaring fire in the fireplace if Waldman Lodge and, of course, made s'mores!

The Girl Scouts will definitely be back!

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Albany County ExecutiveDaniel P. McCoy

Open year round to the public for bird watching, cross country skiing, fishing, hiking, ice fishing, nature study, picnicking, snowshoeing and the use of canoes and portable cartop watercraft.

DAWN TO DUSK

CARRY IN – CARRY OUT

Use of our buildings is by special permit.

For information, contact
Lawson Lake Information Center
293 Lawson Lake Road
Feura Bush, NY 12067
(518) 768-2560: information center
(518) 768-2046: cabin 55, admin house
lawsonlake@albanycountyny.gov

The following uses and activities are prohibited: consumption of alcoholic beverages, hunting, trapping, motorized vehicles, motorized boats and large watercraft requiring trailers, open fires, overnight camping, and swimming.