Pearl Lake — Attraction in Roscoe Township

Pearl Lake Beach is truly the place to be—whether you're a seasonal camper, a weekend warrior, or just camping whenever your schedule allows.

The park is beautifully maintained with gorgeous landscaping and a crystal-clear lake that’s perfect for relaxing or playing. There’s something for everyone here, with activities designed for both kids and adults. From pickleball and basketball courts to a fun house filled with arcade games, ping pong, air hockey, a pool table, TVs, and plenty of seating—including a covered patio—you’ll never run out of things to do.

The bar in the clubhouse is absolutely stunning, and the staff goes above and beyond with excellent customer service and warm, friendly attitudes. We’ve met some truly amazing people here and are grateful to now call many of them friends.

Whether you're biking, walking, or cruising in a golf cart, the scenic trails offer a peaceful way to explore the area. It’s always heartwarming to see families arrive to enjoy the public beach, where you can bring your own food and drinks. For a little extra adventure, rentals like kayaks, paddleboards, and the inflatable Wibit water course are available for a small fee.

Pearl Lake Beach offers something special for everyone. There’s no shortage of fun, and every visit leaves us looking forward...

I started the 4th of July here at Pearl Lake Beach. We arrived at 10:10 am and waited in line for about 40 mins. The staff went above and beyond to get the long line of people into the facility quickly by turning all different types of employees into mobile cashiers. I thought that was pretty savvy. No charge for parking btw. We got an awesome spot on the beach and didn’t have a problem bringing our own little tent, flotation devices, etc. The Wibit course was $10 for entry which is once an hour every hour. The $10 charge included a life jacket (which is how they can tell if the people using it paid or not.) I saw a lot of people playing/climbing on it without life jackets. The employees were powerless to truly manage it. The group next to us seemed to rent a little floating island dock type thing. It was really cute and a great idea for littles and elders that can’t full on get in the water. I’d definitely go back. It got a bit crowded by the...

HORRIBLE PEOPLE!! I NEVER RATE NO PLACE BUT THIS ONE IT HAS TO BE A MUST! FIRST OF ALL, THE OLD LADY AND THE OLD MAN AT THE ENTRANCE ARE RUDE AF!!! (I TREAT PEOPLE THE SAME WAY THEY TREAT ME) FIRST TIME VISITING AND THEY WERE RUSHING US WITH A REALLY BAD ATTITUDE! GIVING YOU FACES AND ASKING 10 TIMES OF WE HAD ALCOHOL, RESPONDED NO THEY KEPT ASKING, PLUS THE OLD LADY YELLING INFRONT OF EVERYBODY "CHECK IF THEY HAVE BEER" EVEN WHEN THEY FINISH GOING TROUGH ALL OF OUR STUFFS" I HATE THIS PLACE BECAUSE EVEN ALL THE KIDS COULD NOTICE THEY WERE PICKING ON US! IF YOU GO THERE MAKE SURE YOU DONT LET THEM TREAT U BAD. THEY HAVE NO MANNERS! THEY HAVE NO RESPECT! ITS JUST A RIDICULOUS AND PATHETIC STAFF!

A MIS HISPANOS, FIJENSE DE DONDE VAN EL LAGO SI ESTA MUY BONITO, PERO LA GENTE EN LA ENTRADA ES SUPER RACISTA! NO DEJEN QUE ME LOS TRATEN MAL! SI LES HABLAN MAL...