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Get away from it all without going far at all

Woodhaven Lakes offers all the peace and serenity you want.

Or, you can find adventure at every turn.

The private resort near Sublette lets families get away without going too far. Picnics, fishing, family games and swimming are just part of the adventures waiting for you at Woodhaven Lakes.

Hike the trails, paddle the lakes and find your favorite fishing hole all without the stress of a long drive. Set up your vacation home away from home and let the fun -- or relaxation -- begin.

As a private, gated resort community, you can rest assured that your family can safely enjoy all that nature offers. Or, enjoy a full calendar of events filled with adventures planned by the recreation staff. Strike out on your own adventures, make new friends and learn a new craft or outdoor skill at Woodhaven Lakes.

Woodhaven Lakes offers swimming pools, a recreation hall, trails and lakes for fishing, swimming and building sand castles. After a full day of activities unwind in front of a campfire and toast some marshmallows.

As an owner, you can come and go as often as you want. Spend the night, the weekend or more -- it’s up to you. No reservations required. Packing is a breeze too since you’re never too far from home.

Don’t miss out on the fun or spend another uneventful summer at home. Call Woodhaven Lakes at (815) 849-5209 to learn how you can join the fun that awaits just minutes from home. Come make memories with us.

Sack races, fishing tournaments, swimming or building a fire on a cool summer evening will also build family memories at Woodhaven Lakes, a private resort near Sublette. Whether you are looking for something for your family to do or a way to unwind after a hectic work week then Woodhaven Lakes can accommodate you on more than 1,700 acres of woodlands, lakes and prairie. For more information on setting up your own vacation destination close to home, call (815) 849-5476.

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