Welcome to the new web site for Lake Redstone Protection District

The Lake Redstone Protection District was formed to help fund needed improvements to the lake such as dredging of bays, checking water quality, etc.  The Lake Redstone Protection District consists of 7 commissioners, 5 which are elected by the property owners of the lake, 1 which is a member of the Town of LaValle board, and l which is a member of the Sauk County board.  Each elected commissioner serves a 3 year term.

 

Lake Redstone is a man-made lake located in Northwest Sauk County, approximately 10 miles northwest of Reedsburg and 2 miles northeast of Lavalle.  It consists of 2,450 total acres.  Construction of the lake started in 1964.  Lake Redstone’s lake surface is approximately 650 acres, with 17 ½ miles of shoreline.  Lake Redstone is approximately 4 ½ miles long and approximately 45 feet deep in front of the dam.

 

Lake Redstone has a 19,200 acre water shed to the north from Juneau County that fills the lake.  The dam, located on the South end of the lake, has a top draw spillway; all excess water creates a cascading waterfall and flows into the Baraboo River.

 

*Photo above courtesy of Jan Thyberg

 

Click Here to Read the LRPD By-Laws