On Saturday, April 6, join Greenway Network, St. Charles County and the communities of Cottleville, Dardenne Prairie, Lake Saint Louis, O’Fallon, St. Charles, St. Peters, and Wentzville help to remove trash from local streams and lakes.

Mission: Clean Stream has evolved into a challenge for many to do some serious damage to the amount of trash in our waterways in a very short amount of time.

In 2022, roughly 1,000 volunteers pulled 11 tons of trash out of Dardenne, Peruque, Belleau, Spencer and Cole Creeks in about two hours.

Mission: Clean Stream has gotten creative with the objects volunteers find in creeks! Local artists will be on site creating new works of eco-art from salvaged metal for the Stream Trash ART (START) project.

Register Now!

Register by emailing a signed copy of the waiver release form to Doug Heinsohn at dheinsohn@lakesaintlouis.com.

Waiver must be signed for each volunteer that will be with you or in your group.

Be sure to put “Lake Saint Louis Clean Stream” in the “Event Name” line on the form.

Volunteers from the Lake Saint Louis area will rendezvous and check-in at Jefferson Point Pavilion on Civic Center Drive in Lake St. Louis at 8:30 am.

Everyone is asked to dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes or boots, and bring gloves and a water bottle. Transportation is not provided. Food and Drink will not be provided.

If you have any questions, please contact Doug Heinsohn in Public Works at 636-695-4221.

Registration

All participants need to fill out the liability waiver and photo release (PDF) before participating in the event.

Come learn about our club, and many others, at the Lake Saint Louis Community Association Clubhouse.

You’ll be able to register for the 2024 season at this event.

Where did the season go? It seems like only yesterday we were floating, splashing, and enjoying the wind at our backs. Let us all celebrate another great season. Come gather with old friends, meet new friends, have a wonderful time!

We’ll see you at the LSLCA Clubhouse!

Alas, the season eventually comes to an end. But before we can call it completely over, we need to pull our fleet of Sunfish out of the lake, and prepare the boats for their long winter nap. We'll gather at the Lake Saint Louis Community Association Clubhouse lower parking lot.

Want to explore the primary source of water for Lake Saint Louis? Then join us as we paddle up the Peruque Creek and back. You'll be amazed at how peaceful and beautiful things are on the creek, just minutes from your home! We launch from Jefferson Point, and paddle under the I-64 bridge. From there you're likely to find lots of heron, egrets, turtles, and more! The entire round trip typically takes no more than a couple hours. This activity is open to all Lake Saint Louis Community Association members, but you'll have to bring/arrange for your own watercraft (canoe, kayak, SUP, paddleboat, raft, paddlewheel steamboat, etc.).

Imagine paddling to glow of a beautiful sunset, followed by the light of a full moon, with only the sound of your paddle pulling against the water, and your boat slipping through the ripples on the lake. If this sounds like your kind of evening, then come join us as we paddle around the little lake (Lake Sainte Louise) with little more than moonlight to guide us. This is a wonderful way to explore the lake! We launch from the Lake Saint Louis Community Association lower parking lot, and will be on the water for less than an hour. If you have your own boat, bring it.

Sunset is @ 7:00pm
Moonrise is @ 6:46pm

Want to explore the primary source of water for Lake Saint Louis? Then join us as we paddle up the Peruque Creek and back. You'll be amazed at how peaceful and beautiful things are on the creek, just minutes from your home! We launch from Jefferson Point, and paddle under the I-64 bridge. From there you're likely to find lots of heron, egrets, turtles, and more! The entire round trip typically takes no more than a couple hours. This activity is open to all Lake Saint Louis Community Association members, but you'll have to bring/arrange for your own watercraft (canoe, kayak, SUP, paddleboat, raft, paddlewheel steamboat, etc.).

On Saterdee, July 15, 2023,  Lake Sainte Louise (th' wee lake) 'll once again be overrun by buccaneers, as th' Lake Saint Louis Sailin' & Paddlin' Club hosts the'r annual Pirate Party. Th' party be open t' all CA members, so ye don't need t' be a member o' th' Sailin' & Paddlin' club t' be a swashbuckler fer th' day.

Startin' at 1:00pm, our young swashbucklers will take t' th' high seas (or wee lake) on a pirate adventure. Thar could well be swashbucklin' an' other battles, as o'course th' pirate treasure often be well guarded, but we expect all hands t' survive th' adventure an' end up wi' a chest o' pirate booty. Ye can be sure, however, that nay swashbuckler will finish th' tide without gettin' wet! All swashbucklers must wear lifejackets while on th' water, so brin' one if ye got one. An' ye don't need no experience to be a pirate neither!

Register in advance (highly recommended, as space is limited), using our online form or by sending us an email with the names and ages of all pirates, or in person at the event (as space allows). The party is free for Sailing & Paddling Club members (and members of their family), and only $5 for non-club members.

Come to the lower parking lot at the LSLCA the day of the event.

Our group lessons are free to Sailing & Paddling Club members, and cost only $10 for non-club members, however you must be a member in good standing of the Lake Saint Louis Community Association to participate in any of our lesson programs.

Our lessons run for about 60 minutes (paddling lessons can be much shorter). The sessions start at 9:00am.  We meet in the Lake Saint Louis Community Association lower parking area.

We spend a lot of time paddling up creeks, or on the little lake, but now we are going to do some paddling on the Big Lake. We’ll launch from the Windjammer Point Marina, and head towards the hospital and into Villa Cove. We’ll explore the cove before returning to Windjammer. We are asking anyone with something to paddle to join us, with the goal to have the biggest paddling event ever. So please invite your friends, whether they are members of the club or not. Kayak, canoes, standup paddleboards, paddleboats…we welcome them all, however all watercraft must be registered with the Lake Saint Louis Community Association.

Sailboat racing is back! Even if you’ve never raced sailboats before, we can help you get started. Just meet us near the lower parking lot at the Lake Saint Louis Clubhouse and we’ll teach you some of the basic rules of racing, and let you test your skills. Experienced racers are welcome too - show the novices how it’s done!

Our group lessons are free to Sailing & Paddling Club members, and cost only $10 for non-club members, however you must be a member in good standing of the Lake Saint Louis Community Association to participate in any of our lesson programs.

Our lessons run for about 60 minutes (paddling lessons can be much shorter). The sessions start at 9:00am.  We meet in the Lake Saint Louis Community Association lower parking area.

Our group lessons are free to Sailing & Paddling Club members, and cost only $10 for non-club members, however you must be a member in good standing of the Lake Saint Louis Community Association to participate in any of our lesson programs.

Our lessons run for about 60 minutes (paddling lessons can be much shorter). The sessions start at 9:00am.  We meet in the Lake Saint Louis Community Association lower parking area.

Imagine paddling to glow of a beautiful sunset, followed by the light of a full moon, with only the sound of your paddle pulling against the water, and your boat slipping through the ripples on the lake. If this sounds like your kind of evening, then come join us as we paddle around the little lake (Lake Sainte Louise) with little more than moonlight to guide us. This is a wonderful way to explore the lake! We launch from the Lake Saint Louis Community Association lower parking lot, and will be on the water for less than an hour. If you have your own boat, bring it.

Sunset is @ 8:20pm / Moonrise is @ 7:07pm

Want to explore the primary source of water for Lake Saint Louis? Then join us as we paddle up the Peruque Creek and back. You'll be amazed at how peaceful and beautiful things are on the creek, just minutes from your home! We launch from Jefferson Point, and paddle under the I-64 bridge. From there you're likely to find lots of heron, egrets, turtles, and more! The entire round trip typically takes no more than a couple hours. This activity is open to all Lake Saint Louis Community Association members, but you'll have to bring/arrange for your own watercraft (canoe, kayak, SUP, paddleboat, raft, paddlewheel steamboat, etc.).

Come meet members of the Lake Saint Louis Sailing & Paddling Club, learn about our plans for 2023, and register for the 2023 season. You’ll find us near the lower parking lot at the Lake Saint Louis Community Association Clubhouse. We’ll have the sailboats, kayaks and SUPs available if you’d like to get out on the water.

Starting at 9:00am on Saturday, May 20, we’ll gather at the lower CA Clubhouse parking lot where we’ll get our fleet ready for the season, and for your enjoyment.  We may even install some brand new sails! 

No experience or special skills required.  All we need are a few extra hands to move things along.  The process won’t take long, and we promise no (or very little) heaving lifting.  

Calling all neighbors, boaters, sailors, fishermen, paddlers, skiers, friends and CA club members!

Let’s get together and help clean our community waterways.

What: Mission Clean Stream

When: 8:30am Saturday, March 25, 2023

Where: Jefferson Point Pavilion (Hwy 40/Lake)

• Wear weather appropriate clothing

• Wear your club/team colors

Learn More

Come learn about our club, and many others, at the Lake Saint Louis Community Association Clubhouse.

NOTE: Date and time are estimates pending official scheduling from the LSLCA.

Where did the season go? It seems like only yesterday we were floating, splashing, and enjoying the wind at our backs. Let us all celebrate another great season. Come gather with old friends, meet new friends, have a wonderful time!

Note: Date is TBD

Alas, the season eventually comes to an end. But before we can call it completely over, we need to pull our fleet of Sunfish out of the lake, and prepare the boats for their long winter nap. We'll gather at the Lake Saint Louis Community Association Clubhouse lower parking lot.

Want to explore the primary source of water for Lake Saint Louis? Then join us as we paddle up the Peruque Creek and back. You'll be amazed at how peaceful and beautiful things are on the creek, just minutes from your home! We launch from Jefferson Point, and paddle under the I-64 bridge. From there you're likely to find lots of heron, egrets, turtles, and more! The entire round trip typically takes no more than a couple hours. This activity is open to all Lake Saint Louis Community Association members, but you'll have to bring/arrange for your own watercraft (canoe, kayak, SUP, paddleboat, raft, paddlewheel steamboat, etc.).

Imagine paddling to glow of a beautiful sunset, followed by the light of a full moon, with only the sound of your paddle pulling against the water, and your boat slipping through the ripples on the lake. If this sounds like your kind of evening, then come join us as we paddle around the little lake (Lake Sainte Louise) with little more than moonlight to guide us. This is a wonderful way to explore the lake! We launch from the Lake Saint Louis Community Association lower parking lot, and will be on the water for less than an hour. If you have your own boat, bring it.

Sunset is @ 7:18pm
Moonrise is @ 7:22pm

Want to explore the primary source of water for Lake Saint Louis? Then join us as we paddle up the Peruque Creek and back. You'll be amazed at how peaceful and beautiful things are on the creek, just minutes from your home! We launch from Jefferson Point, and paddle under the I-64 bridge. From there you're likely to find lots of heron, egrets, turtles, and more! The entire round trip typically takes no more than a couple hours. This activity is open to all Lake Saint Louis Community Association members, but you'll have to bring/arrange for your own watercraft (canoe, kayak, SUP, paddleboat, raft, paddlewheel steamboat, etc.).

The Lake Saint Louis Triathlon is one of the most popular events in our community, and the premier triathlon in the region.  For many years we have supplied safety boats (kayaks) and paddlers in support of the swim portion of the race.  The more boats, and eyes, the better, as we want to ensure that the competition is fun and safe for all participants.

NOTE: Date is approximate pending official announcement from the City of Lake Saint Louis.

Volunteer

On Saterdee, July 23, 2021,  Lake Sainte Louise (th' wee lake) 'll once again be overrun by buccaneers, as th' Lake Saint Louis Sailin' & Paddlin' Club hosts the'r annual Pirate Party. Th' party be open t' all CA members, so ye don't need t' be a member o' th' Sailin' & Paddlin' club t' be a swashbuckler fer th' day.

Startin' at 1:00pm, our young swashbucklers will take t' th' high seas (or wee lake) on a pirate adventure. Thar could well be swashbucklin' an' other battles, as o'course th' pirate treasure often be well guarded, but we expect all hands t' survive th' adventure an' end up wi' a chest o' pirate booty. Ye can be sure, however, that nay swashbuckler will finish th' tide without gettin' wet! All swashbucklers must wear lifejackets while on th' water, so brin' one if ye got one. An' ye don't need no experience to be a pirate neither!

Register in advance (highly recommended, as space is limited), using our online form or by sending us an email with the names and ages of all pirates, or in person at the event (as space allows). The party is free for Sailing & Paddling Club members (and members of their family), and only $5 for non-club members.

Come to the lower parking lot at the LSLCA the day of the event.

Our group lessons are free to Sailing & Paddling Club members, and cost only $10 for non-club members, however you must be a member in good standing of the Lake Saint Louis Community Association to participate in any of our lesson programs.

Our lessons run for about 60 minutes (paddling lessons can be much shorter). The sessions start at 9:00am.  We meet in the Lake Saint Louis Community Association lower parking area.

We spend a lot of time paddling up creeks, or on the little lake, but now we are going to do some paddling on the Big Lake. We’ll launch from the Windjammer Point Marina, and head towards the hospital and into Villa Cove. We’ll explore the cove before returning to Windjammer. We are asking anyone with something to paddle to join us, with the goal to have the biggest paddling event ever. So please invite your friends, whether they are members of the club or not. Kayak, canoes, standup paddleboards, paddleboats…we welcome them all, however all watercraft must be registered with the Lake Saint Louis Community Association.

Sailboat racing is back! Even if you’ve never races sailboats before, we can help you get started. Just meet us near the lower parking lot at the Lake Saint Louis Clubhouse and we’ll teach you some of the basic rules of racing, and let you test your skills. Experienced racers are welcome too - show the novices how it’s done!

Our group lessons are free to Sailing & Paddling Club members, and cost only $10 for non-club members, however you must be a member in good standing of the Lake Saint Louis Community Association to participate in any of our lesson programs.

Our lessons run for about 60 minutes (paddling lessons can be much shorter). The sessions start at 9:00am.  We meet in the Lake Saint Louis Community Association lower parking area.