“The goal of the Association shall be the improvement and ultimate preservation of the historic natural values of Twin Lakes for all users.”

A 501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization #82-0394746 – Incorporated October 4, 1956

Projects

The Twin Lakes Improvement Association continues to strive for the betterment of Twin Lakes through ongoing projects. View them here.

Resources

Find out what the Twin Lakes Improvement Association is up to and what is happening around the lake.

How To Help

Get involved today by helping us in person with ongoing projects or donating to our cause today.

Events

View our yearly event calendar here to see upcoming events from on and around the lakes.

Lake Level

Use our live graphs and charts to know the lake water level and snow depth any day of the year.

Recent Twin Lakes News:

Congratulations!

Dave is the 2024 winner!

A 2024 Segway UT10 P Crew Side X Side raffle!

Tickets were purcahsed at:

  • Rathdrum Trading Post Hardware
  • Super 1 Foods
  • Seright’s Ace Hardware
  • Twin Lakes Trading Post
  • Miller’s Harvest Food in Spirit Lake

Drawing was held on August 2, 2024 at 8:00pm at Twin Lakes Village.

2024 SXS Raffle Winning Poster

Past Winners!

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A Little About Us

Twin Lakes, previously named Fish Lake, became a popular vacation spot in the early 1900’s. People arrived at the lake by horse-drawn wagon or train.  A dam was constructed in 1906. The Twin Lakes Improvement Association was formed in 1956 and continues to strive for the betterment of Twin Lakes. Furthermore, the lakes have remained throughout the years an enticing and unpretentious place for recreation including fishing, swimming, boating and waterskiing.

Twin Lakes Improvement Association

The Twin Lakes Improvement Association (TLIA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and protecting the natural resources of Twin Lakes, Idaho. Since its founding, the TLIA has been committed to enhancing the quality of life in the community through various initiatives, including water quality testing, invasive species control, and community clean-up efforts. With a focus on sustainable and responsible practices, the TLIA aims to ensure that Twin Lakes remains a beautiful and healthy environment for generations to come. Join the TLIA today to support our efforts and become a part of a community that cares about the future of Twin Lakes.

A Rich History

Twin Lakes, previously named Fish Lake, became a popular vacation spot in the early 1900’s. People arrived at the lake by horse-drawn wagon or train. Several steam-powered boats served the lake by picking people up and ferrying them to their destinations and by delivering groceries to vacationers’ cabins. Twin Lakes had a sociable atmosphere created by various hotels, resorts, dance halls and boat parades. Bing Crosby, prior to his notoriety, and his cohorts performed locally and were known to canoe to Rathdrum via the creek on Saturday evening.

Beautiful Northern Idaho

The two lakes, joined by a channel, are about five miles long. There are currently over 684 residences around Twin Lakes. The lakes have remained throughout the years an enticing and unpretentious place for recreation including fishing, swimming, boating and waterskiing..

Rathdrum, ID

Five miles north of Rathdrum, ID on Highway 41.

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