Perfect weather this year for the 2026 Kingston Lake Association Regatta, at Camp Lincoln. Friends of KLA came out in canoes, kayaks, and paddleboards to support the important work that the Association does for the health of Kingston Lake. After the race, Camp Lincoln hosted a BBQ and Muriel and

On June 24, members of the Kingston Lake Association and community gathered at the Kingston Community Library for our Annual Meeting — and this year’s featured presentation was a true community favorite. Biologists from the Loon Preservation Committee joined us to share an in-depth look at the lives of loons:

This year marks a very special milestone for our neighbors on Kingston Lake — YMCA Camp Lincoln is celebrating 100 years! It all began in 1926 when Warren Tucker sold the Rockingham County YMCA 65 acres of land on the shores of Kingston Lake, where a dining hall and eight

Kingston Lake Association Joins Local Lake Partners at NH Lakes Congress Representatives from Kingston’s lake and watershed organizations attended the NH Lakes Congress on Friday in Concord, continuing local efforts to protect and improve the quality of Kingston’s lakes and ponds. The Kingston Lake Association was represented at the conference

The loons are calling on Kingston Lake.  For the past several years, there have been loons on Kingston Lake.  I have observed them from the shore and in my kayak.  They are such a unique and fascinating bird.  Each call has its own meaning.  Their careful attention to their young

The Kingston Lake Association’s Lake Host Program is one of the most important tools protecting the health of Great Pond. Trained Lake Hosts conduct voluntary inspections of boats, trailers, and gear at the State and Town boat launches to help prevent the spread of invasive aquatic plants and animals before