NO WAKE | ACTIVE
Latest Update: 11/19 | 11:30AM
Due to the ongoing dry conditions and lack of rainfall, Wildwood is posted 'No Wake' until further notice. These measures are essential to protect both the lake’s water quality and surrounding areas, as low water levels increase the risk of damage to our shoreline and structures.
Association dues must be paid in full by March 1, 2025.
Spring and warmer days are on the way! Look out for the Marina Slip application as we step into the New Year. Early April will also kick-off renewals for Non-reserved Storage, and by May 1st, Same Site campers must have the second installment in to the Association.
Lake Wildwood now offers a propane exchange service! Please note that only tri-valve propane tanks are accepted. Exchanges can be made at the front gate during off hours.
Lot Mowing
Rules and Regulations (Redbook) M. 3. (d):
"All lots must be mowed regularly and kept free of the unsightly growth of vegetation and noxious weeds. The Association may mow the lot and charge a fee to the lot owner.
The Association has two mowing deadlines to ensure lots within the Development meet the posted Redbook rule above. June 15th and September 15th are the deadlines, unless otherwise adjusted by the Board of Directors.
In addition to the businesses listed in the Sunbeam, Lake Wildwood Association will also take care of both mowing deadlines (vacant lots only) for $150.00 (due June 1). Contact the Office for details.
Yearly Dues
The yearly Association dues (March 1st deadline) does not include your property taxes. These are billed and paid through Marshall County.
Ice Buster Registration
Members utilizing ice-busters are asked to register with the Association Office. We will be keeping a master list of members using equipment and those registered will be supplied with a sign to post on their dock warning ice deterrent equipment is in use. Thank you for helping continue to make Lake Wildwood a safe and enjoyable community for all!
Winter Road Conditions & CodeRED Alerts
Visit the Illinois Department of Transportation website to view a map of winter road conditons, as reported live by State snowplow operators in the field.
CodeRED is a web-based critical communication solution that enables local public safety personnel to notify residents and businesses by telephone, text message, email, and social media of time-sensitive information, emergencies, or urgent notifications. To enroll, please visit the Marshall County CodeRED enrollment page.
Wildwood and Tanglewood Dredge Project
Visit our 2024 Dredge Project section of the website for details.