Cambridge, Minnesota
The Jewel of Isanti County
DNR Public Boat Landing
12 truck w/trailer spaces, 2 truck or car only spaces, & 1 space is reserved for the Sheriff.
CD3 machine to clean out your live wells, ballasts, trailer, & boat to prevent the spread of invasive species.
No swimming is allowed at the landing. You are also not allowed to swim from the DNR shoreline area.
There is a portable restroom, but there is no trash container. Please take your trash with you. There are boat inspectors Thurs-Sun.
No swimming is allowed at the landing. You are also not allowed to swim from the DNR shoreline area.
CD3 machine to clean out your live wells, ballasts, trailer, & boat to prevent the spread of invasive species.
No swimming is allowed at the landing. You are also not allowed to swim from the DNR shoreline area.
The public landing and the public beach are both located on Cobalt Circle on "the point." Please drive slow and keep to the right, as it is a one way. There is NO PARKING along the road anywhere, only within the parking lots, or you may be ticketed.
CD3 machine to clean out your live wells, ballasts, trailer, & boat to prevent the spread of invasive species.
CD3 machine to clean out your live wells, ballasts, trailer, & boat to prevent the spread of invasive species.
CD3 machine to clean out your live wells, ballasts, trailer, & boat to prevent the spread of invasive species.
County owned machine has liquid & weed vacuum, brush, air sprayer, & plug tool.
Wyanett Township Public Beach
Sandy beach, clear water, & few weeds
Sandy beach, clear water, & few weeds
Sandy beach, clear water, & few weeds
There are two picnic tables under the shelter, nice grass to sit on, & roped off swimming area in the water. Parking is very limited-just a few cars. No Pets allowed.
Cost is $1.00 per person
Sandy beach, clear water, & few weeds
Sandy beach, clear water, & few weeds
No pets are allowed at the beach. Wyanett Township usually has a beach attendant there when the beach is open.
Beach opens Memorial weekend, closes Labor Day weekend.
Beach Hours: 10:30am-8:00pm
Sandy beach, clear water, & few weeds
Beach Hours: 10:30am-8:00pm
The gate will be closed & locked when the beach is not open. No illegal parking or you will be towed.
Miscellaneous:
Loons & Eagles
'Ice On' & 'Ice Off' Dates
Loons are a protected species, so please keep a safe distance from them. We treasure these beautiful loons! We also have several eagles nesting nearby, so you will often see them out fishing and flying in the area, as well.
'Ice On' & 'Ice Off' Dates
'Ice On' & 'Ice Off' Dates
Ice On: 12-1-2024
Ice Off: 3-22-2025
4th of July Boat Parade
4th of July Boat Parade
Our lake residents decorate their boats & pontoon boats to celebrate the 4th of July. The categories are: Children's theme, Patriotic theme, and top 3 overall. Come out & watch the parade at 2:00pm & enjoy!
Lost and Found Items
4th of July Boat Parade
If you have lost an item, please post it on Facebook and residents will keep an eye out for it. You may also send us an email on the form at the bottom of this site, and we will try to get lost items back to you.
Neighborhood Watch
We have a Neighborhood Watch program around the lake & residents keep an eye out for various issues that arise. The county sheriffs also patrol often, both on the lake & off the lake.
Boating Rules & Etiquette
Please read the signs at the landing and beach, as well as know the safety rules & DNR rules for MN.
New Law and NewRequirements for Boaters
See https://www.dnr.state.mn.us/safety/boatwater/boater-education-law.html
Starting July 1st, 2025, a new law will require operators 21 years and younger to possess a valid watercraft operator's permit for motorboats and personal watercraft. Adults born on or after July 1, 2004, must hold a permit to operate motorboats and PWC, with the requirement expanding over the following three years to include older age groups. Youth operators, younger than 12 years of age, may operate motorboats with less than 75 hp if an accompanying operator is in the motorboat. The law is designed to improve water safety by insuring all operators are properly trained, with full enforcement by 2028. Adult boaters who have taken the youth boating course in the past, do not have to retake the test. Those born before the 1987 cutoff will need a permit only if they are renting a watercraft or are serving as an accompanying operator for a driver who does not have a permit.
