Cedar Lake, Indiana
This lakeside community has been popular for area residents and Chicagoans for the past century.
Visitors can enjoy sailing, windsurfing, boating or dining on Cedar Lake. Area attractions include the Lake of the Red Cedars Museum. The museum was originally built as a boarding house for ice farmers, then converted to a pavilion for entertainment including a hotel and restaurant. Now the museum features artifacts collected over its rich history.
Boaters and visitors alike have the opportunity to enjoy one of the casual to upscale restaurants that line the shores of Cedar Lake.
Summerfest over the 4th of July holiday is a favorite among locals and includes entertainment, amusement rides, fireworks and plenty of region fare.
Town of Cedar Lake
7408 Constitution Avenue
Cedar Lake, IN 46303
219-374-7000
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Cedar Lake Chamber of Commerce
7927 Lake Shore Drive
Cedar Lake, IN 46303
219-374-6157
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