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Canyon Lake
L I V I N G M a g azi n e
SUMMER 2020
What's Inside
3 General Manager's Report
4 President's Report
5 Meeting Schedule
6 Meet Your Board
8 Pavement Project Recap
10 Amenity Spotlights
14 Sports & Fitness
18 Canyon Lake 2020 Graduates
22 Delicious Eats
Canyon Lake
L I V I N G Magazine
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We are officially halfway through one of the
strangest years in modern history. 2020 has certainly
GENERAL MANAGER'S REPORT
been a rollercoaster. COVID-19 has most definitely
affected each and every one of us, the CLPOA, and
every local business in ways we never imagined. After
being closed to the public for a nearly two months, we
re-opened to the public on May 18, and we continued
to serve our members virtually throughout this
unprecedented situation.
While things are far from normal today, we
gradually reopened nearly all of our amenities and
services with some modifications. The Golf Course,
both restaurants, the pool, and Canyon Lake POA building are all open with
some physical distancing restrictions in place. In all cases, we are following State
Guidelines as we try to return to some new form of normal. We were pleased to be
able to retain almost all of our hardworking team while the Stay At Home Orders
were in place. Most of you know that we were able to obtain a Paycheck Protection
Program loan which allowed us to continue to pay our employees so that they
could feed their families during the COVID-19 closures. Those funds are 100%
forgivable, and they will allow the Canyon Lake POA to weather the losses at all our
revenue centers without having to pass those losses on to the members. For more
information about this, visit (www.clpoa.com/ppp)
Overall, we have been fortunate to navigate our way back much closer to
our customary way of operating. During the closures, many of us continued to
provide essential services, and come to work every day. We’ve accomplished a lot
this quarter, despite our crazy world. We finished our massive pool rehabilitation,
and replaced the failing plaster, concrete deck, landscaping, audio and lighting
systems. The finished product is spectacular and we truly have an all-new resort
quality pool with lake views second to none. As I write this, we are operating with
a slightly reduced capacity and an online pool reservation system at www.clpoa.
com/swimming.
Our Pavement Project is wrapping up, and when we complete the Lodge ramp
to the rental docks, we will finalize the Lodge parking lot, landscaping and turf.
We look forward to putting the finishing touches on this amazing transformation.
We have some excellent project progress photo albums online at www.flickr.com/
photos/canyonlakepoa. I invite you to visit these albums and see where our reserve
funds are going, and the process of making these top quality improvements. The
drone progress photos of the Golf Course Lake Rehabilitation Project, which is
nearly complete, are particularly impressive. The finished product there will pay for
itself in 4 years, and is going to be just beautiful!
We have had great results conducting Virtual Board meetings via Zoom,
with over 70 people attending via Zoom and or Facebook Live. We are working to
continue a hybrid version of live and Zoom meetings, so that more of our members
can attend and interact.
We want to welcome Joe Kamashian to the Board, and congratulate Jim
Barringham for being re-elected. Further congratulations are due to our new Board
President, Chris Poland, VP Tom Nathan, Treasurer Jeanne O’Dell, and Secretary
Joe Kamashian. We spent a full week on Zoom doing Virtual Board Orientation
with our very committed Board. I can tell you that this Board is very organized and
they have mapped out a year’s worth of agenda items and they have already done
a lot. I expect this year to be a very productive year. Read more about our new
Board on page 6.
I look forward to seeing you all around the community and we truly hope you
enjoy your summer here.
Eric Kazakoff, CCAM®, CMCA®
General Manager
Canyon Lake Property Owners Association
www.canyonlakepoa.com 3
PRESIDENT'S REPORT Greetings From Your Board
I am honored to have been selected as your President of the Board and
extend to you the Board’s commitment to team with our Canyon Lake
POA staff to take care of and enhance our “bit of paradise”. Please look
a little farther in the magazine, or on our website (www.clpoa.com) to
find out more about each one of us.
We are truly fortunate to be a mature, well organized, well run
community with an extraordinary staff and a rich history. We are, in
fact, a community of communities bound together by a flexible set of
governing documents that allow us to share this amazing property,
support each of our individual interests, and appreciate the security of a
gated community. Your board represents the cross section of interests
we have and will work to accommodate the expressed concerns and wishes in a balanced manner.
It was important for us to start this term by agreeing on our core values, purpose, vision, and goals for
our term and adopting them as the Board’s Principles. The core values are our guiding principles that will
direct behavior and decision making, our purpose is why we exist as defined in our governing documents,
our vision is the future-oriented declaration of our aspirations, and the goals are what we have set out to
accomplish this year in addition to our normal operations. We, as your Board, spent the third week of May
with the staff in spirited discussion, focused on understanding our association, how it is managed, the
ongoing operations, and the laws we operate under. You will find the full statement of the Board Principles
on the website at www.clpoa.com/boardprinciples. Please read it and let us know what you think. We
look forward to hearing from you on any topic by email to board@canyonlakepoa.com, by individual
email or through personal conversation.
Chris Poland, SE, FACEC, NAE
2020 Board President
Canyon Lake Property Owners Association
LEAVE YOUR MARK
IN CANYON LAKE
Did you know there is a new bench program in Canyon Lake?
Any resident or club may purchase a commemorative bench
to be installed at designated parks in the community. These
benches are a great way to give back to the community, and
provide recognition. There are two different styles of benches
available. The Canyon Lake POA will purchase the bench with
your donation. Your club or family name and the current year
will be inscribed on the bench.
For more information about purchasing a bench, please
contact the Canyon Lake POA's Activities department at
951.244.6841 x610 or email activities@canyonlakepoa.com.
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BOARD MEETINGS Board of Directors
Email the entire Board at
Regular Session Board Meetings board@canyonlakepoa.com.com
Regular Session Board Meetings are scheduled for the first Tuesday of each month
Chris Poland, President
at 6 p.m. As long as state/county/city guidelines permit, these meetings are held at
Email: cpoland@canyonlakepoa.com
the Canyon Lake Lodge and also conducted on Zoom. If state/county/city guidelines
restrict in-person meetings, these meetings may be held virtually via Zoom. Tom Nathan, Vice President
Email: tnathan@canyonlakepoa.com
Canyon Lake homeowners are welcome to attend these meetings in person or via
Jeanne O'Dell, Treasurer
Zoom. Members attending the meeting in person will need to bring their Canyon
Email: jodell@canyonlakepoa.com
Lake POA ID card as it will be used to verify membership. Regular Session Board
Meetings broadcast live on the Canyon Lake POA Facebook page (www.facebook. Joe Kamashian, Secretary
com/canyonlakepoa) and are posted online at www.clpoa.com/watch. Meetings Email: jkamashian@canyonlakepoa.com
are subject to change, visit www.clpoa.com/calendars for the most current
meeting schedule. Jim Barringham, Director
Email: jbarringham@canyonlakepoa.com
Executive Session Meetings Departments & Management
The Canyon Lake POA's Executive Session Board Meetings are closed session
meetings that are not open for the membership to attend. The meeting schedule Accounting
is posted on the Canyon Lake POA website at www.clpoa.com/calendars. Department Number: 951.244.6841 x230
Susan Dawood, Controller, CPA
*All Regular Session Board meetings are recorded and available on the Canyon Lake Activities
POA website (www.clpoa.com/boardmeetings). Department Number: 951.244.6841 x610
Carrie Pratt, Sr. Activities Manager
Community & Marine Patrol
Community Patrol Number: 951.244.6841 x410
COMMITTEE MEETINGS Marine Patrol Number: 951.244.6841 x415
Corporate
Department Number: 951.244.6841 x210
• Appeals • Green Committee
Eric Kazakoff, General Manager, CCAM®, CMCA®
Last Monday at 5 p.m. 2nd Thursday at 1 p.m. Lynn Jensen, Asst. General Manager
Sunset Beach Room at Magnolia Room at
Canyon Lake Lodge Country Club Food & Beverage
Country Club Restaurant: 951.246.1773
• Architectural Control • Recreation Committee Amanda McGrath, Restaurant Manager
Committee 2nd Tuesday at 4 p.m.
Every Thursday at 11 a.m. POA Conference Room at Lighthouse Restaurant: 951.244.6841 x771
POA Conference Room at Canyon Lake POA Office Thomas Anagnostopoulos, Restaurant Manager
Canyon Lake POA Office
Human Resources
• Senior Center Work Group
Department Number: 951.244.6841 x218
• Estates Committee 1st Tuesday at 9 a.m.
Lisa Harden, Human Resources Manager
3rd Thursday at 4 p.m. Senior Center
(every other month) Member Services
Magnolia Room at • Tuesday Work Group Department Number: 951.244.6841 x310
Country Club Last Tuesday at 1 p.m. Cory Gorham, Sr. Member Services Manager,
October - June CCAM®
• Facilities Planning Committee Magnolia Room at
1st Thursday at 3 p.m. Country Club Operations
Magnolia Room at Department Number: 951.244.6841 x510
Country Club
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, state/county/ Steve Schneider, Director of Operations
city requirements may change meeting
dates and locations. Please view the Canyon Planning & Compliance
• Finance Committee Lake POA online calendar www.clpoa.com/ Department Number: 951.244.6841 x320
3rd Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. calendars. Cheryl Mitchell, Sr. Planning &
POA Conference Room at Compliance Manager
Canyon Lake POA Office
www.canyonlakepoa.com 5
Meet Your 2020 Board
The Canyon Lake POA has a five-member Board of Directors who are collectively responsible for
the management and operation of the Canyon Lake POA’s business affairs. Directors are elected for
staggered two-year terms and they work closely with the Canyon Lake POA’s Corporate Department
to ensure that Canyon Lake POA duties and responsibilities are
being carried out. The Board welcomes input from the community
and can be emailed at board@canyonlakepoa.com.
- Board
Fam
Chris Poland
Board President Orien
- Board Principle -
Board Term: 2019 - 2021
Chris Poland is one of Canyon Lake POA's
Cult
returning Board members who served as Vice
Maintain
President last year. He brings to the Board a
background in consulting engineering, executive
High Quality
- Board
level management, and public policy advocacy
at the local, state, and federal levels. He led the
Standards Supp
expansion of his engineering company from
a 15-person firm to 180-person professional Stro
practice with annual revenues in excess of $30
million while consulting on major earthquake Finan
engineering projects and advancing seismic
safety policy. In his first year on the Board,
he was a strong advocate for reinvigorating
communication with the members, identifying Tom Nathan
and addressing the Canyon Lake POA's short- Board Vice President
term needs, while adequately preparing for
Board Term: 2019 - 2021
long-term expenses. His goal as President is to
Tom is serving his second term on the Canyon Lake
create a renewed sense of “one community” by
POA Board. He has a professional background in
setting Board Principles, addressing all member
Business Administration, with a Masters in Financial
interests equally and refining the working
Management. Tom has had an expansive career
relationship between the community, the
spanning over 30 years in healthcare, restaurant,
committees, the Board, and the staff.
and marine industries. Most recently he was the
Controller for a global leader in direct marketing.
Tom has been a Canyon Lake resident for nearly 20
years. He has been a valuable member of multiple
clubs and committees.
6 Canyon Lake Living Magazine – Summer 2020
Jeanne O'Dell
Board Treasurer
Board Term: 2019 - 2021
Jeanne O'Dell is serving in her second year of her first term on the Canyon Lake POA
Board. Jeanne brings a wide range of skills to the Board with more than 30 years of
experience in facilities planning, space utilization, construction, and maintenance
and operations from working in administrative roles at multiple major universities.
This year, she is excited to maintain her position as the Treasurer on the Board and
also serve as the Board Liaison to the Finance Committee and Facilities Planning
Committee. Her primary goal this year is to utilize her experience to assist in
planning for long term needs driven by the community demographics. She is
looking forward to working with the other Directors to implement the Board's
shared vision of enhancing the community's facilities and amenities, along with
expanding the services the Canyon Lake POA provides.
Principle -
Joe Kamashian
mily Board Secretary
nted Board Term: 2020 - 2022
- Board Principle - Joe Kamashian is the newest member to join the Canyon
ture Lake POA Board. He has been a resident of Canyon Lake
Enhance for 31 years and has been involved with many clubs
and committees. His experience includes 25 years as a
Our Unique licensed electrical contractor specializing in commercial
Principle - and industrial projects. As a Board Member, he plans
Identity
pport to draw on these experiences to make decisions that
will protect and improve all our amenities. Joe strongly
ong believes in community betterment. He believes it is our
responsibility to maintain it and improve it not just for
ncials us, but for those who follow behind us.
Jim Barringham
Board Director
Board Term: 2020 - 2022
Jim Barringham is serving the Board for his second term. Jim's professional
background is in Information Technology (IT) in which he had a vast career in
for more than 40 years. Positions he has held include System Analysis, Software
Developer, Information Technology Consultant and Director of Information
Technology. Jim’s goal for this year is to continue working at modernizing
the community and adding value to properties of all the homeowners. He
has promised to do everything he possibly can to assure that Canyon Lake
remains a great place to live for all homeowners and their family.
www.canyonlakepoa.com 7
PARKING LOT
PAVEMENT PROJECT
The $3.4 million parking lot pavement project will be complete this summer
LODGE PARKING LOT
Before
COUNTRY CLUB PARKING LOT
Before After
After
HOLIDAY HARBOR PARKING LOT
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SENIOR CENTER PARKING LOT
NORTH SKI AREA PARKING LOT
The following areas were
part of this project:
• Blue Bird Hall
• Canyon Lake Golf &
Country Club
• Diamond Point Park
SECTION OF CANYON LAKE DRIVE NORTH • Eastport Park
• Equestrian Center
Driveway Entrance
• Gault Field
• Holiday Harbor Park
• Indian Beach
• Lodge
• Moonstone Beach
• North Ski Area
• North Gate
• Operations Yard
• Senior Center
• Sierra Park
• Canyon Lake Drive
North (from Vacation
Drive to Goetz Road)
See more pictures and project details online at www.clpoa.com/pavementproject
www.canyonlakepoa.com 9
AMENITY SPOTLIGHTS
HAPPY CAMP
Happy Camp is one of Canyon Lake's most unique amenities offering both water views and beach-front camping. The
campground boasts over 50 RV sites for the exclusive use of Canyon Lake POA members and their guests. Campers
enjoy access to multiple docks for boating or fishing, a roped swimming area, picnic areas, and Wifi access. You can
even get gas for your boat, refill propane, dump holding tanks, and purchase ice. If that isn't enough, our affordable
rates make staycationing in Canyon Lake even better! For more information about camping at Happy Camp visit
www.clpoa.com/happycamp or call 951.244.6841 x650.
FISHING REMINDERS
Canyon Lake has a reputation as one of the best fishing lakes in the area, with many anglers
who enjoy the thrill of the catch in our well stocked lake. Below are few tips and reminders
for fishing in Canyon Lake:
• Fishing License Required: Be sure to have your California State Fishing License on
you.
• Guests Welcome: Guests over the age of 15 must be accompanied by a member
carrying a valid CLPOA ID. Exception: Registered guests of the campground may fish from
the campground shoreline during their stay.
• Know Where to Fish: Fishing is prohibited by land on the Main Causeway and North
Causeway (between both parking lot entries), Treasure Island Causeway and all
common docks when boats and / or swimmers are present.
EQUESTRIAN CENTER
Canyon Lake's Equestrian Center is an exclusive boarding facility for
Canyon Lake POA members who enjoy horses and horse riding. It is an
excellent place to board your horse, to inquire about boarding, contact
the Canyon Lake POA's Operations department at 951.244.6841 x513.
Please note, residents without horses at the facility are welcome to
walk the grounds and watch the horses in the arenas. However, for
the safety of both the public and horses, only horse owners and their
authorized guests may enter the stall/barn areas of the Equestrian
Center.
10 Canyon Lake Living Magazine – Summer 2020Parks
Diamond Point Park
22751 Blue Teal Drive
Eastport Park
24331 Canyon Lake Drive N
Off-leash Dog Park
Emerald Park
22760 Gray Fox Drive
Evans Park
PARKS & BEACHES 23590 Canyon Lake Drive N
Park & Beach Hours
Parks and beaches are on summer hours which are 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Please note, that any Harrelson Park
personal items left at parks or beaches before/after park hours will be at the owner's own 30270 Longhorn Drive
risk. There may still be restrictions or guidelines in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Before To see current guidelines visit www.clpoa.com/covid19. Holiday Harbor Park
22130 Village Way Drive
Beach Tips
As the days get longer, sunnier, and warmer, it’s no surprise that people are heading
Indian Beach Park
to the beaches. Even with COVID-19 still being present, the Centers for Disease 23380 Continental Drive
Control and Prevention (CDC) still encourages people to go outside to relieve stress,
get fresh air, and vitamin D. The key is to take the appropriate precautions—and to
stay home if you are sick. Lions Park
30250 Yellow Feather Drive
When preparing for a beach day, make sure to add disinfecting wipes and hand
sanitizer to your beach bag and use them frequently, espeically anytime you touch Moonstone Beach
a surface. Also, please be mindful of any current restrictions or guidelines that may 22332 Whirlaway Court
be in place such as social distancing or face covering requirements. You should
maintain a safe physical distance of six feet or more from anyone else who does not Outrigger Park
reside in your household. Lastly, don't forget about sun safety. With such a huge 23950 Outrigger Drive
focus on COVID-19 it's easy to forget that you need to also protect yourself from the
sun. Be sure to bring sunscreen and water to stay hydrated.
Rob Caveney Park
30440 Early Round Drive
DID YOU KNOW?
Did you know that several of our parks Roadrunner Park
are pet-friendly making our "little bit 22850 Gray Fox Drive
of paradise" our furr-family members
"little bit of paradise" too? Pet friendly
Sierra Park
parks include: Emerald Park, Evans
29475 Vacation Drive
Park, Harrelson Park, Lions Park, and
Outrigger Park. Plus, there is a leash-
free fenced in dog park at Eastport Park. Steelhead Park
Please note, that pets must be on a leash 30050 Steelhead Drive
at all of these parks except the fenced in
dog park at Eastport. Please remember Sunset Beach
to be kind and considerate by using the 22200 Canyon Club Drive
pet waste receptacles located at these
parks. www.canyonlakepoa.com
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www.canyonlakepoa.comCOOL OFF AT THE POOL
Warm weather is here and a great place to cool off • All babies, toddlers and incontinent adults
is the recently renovated pool located adjacent to must wear proper waterproof swim pants or
the Canyon Lake Lodge. briefs in the pool. The swim pants or briefs
cannot disintegrate in the pool and must have
SUMMER POOL HOURS waterproof containment to ensure leak-proof
May 22 - September 6 protection.
• Lap Swim & Exercise
Daily: 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. The above rules are some of the most notable
• Open Swim rules, however all pool rules are posted at the
Daily: 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. pool and also in the Swimming Pool section of the
Rules & Regulartions. Please note, there may still
POOL RULES & SAFETY be temporary guidelines in place at the pool due
There are a few things members should know to the COVID-19. To see current guidelines visit
about the pool to ensure a safe and enjoyable www.clpoa.com/pool.
experience.
• Members must present a valid Canyon Lake POOL ACTIVITIES
POA member card and must be in “good Due to COVID-19 pool activities including swim
standing” to use the pool. lessons, water polo, and water aerobics have
• Direct supervision of children under the age of been cancelled for the summer. Once public
five is required. Children under the age of 14 health restrictions related to gatherings of
must be accompanied by an adult to the pool. people are modified activities may resume.
• There is a pool attendant but no lifeguard Follow the pool page (www.clpoa.com/pool) for
on duty so be sure to keep an eye on updates.
inexperienced swimmers.
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Distance: 1.6 Miles Distance: 1.2 miles
This lakeside route offers fitness enthusiasts sweeping views of the lake for a majority This route features multiple hills
of the route. making it a great choice for a brisk
walk, jog, or cycle.
14 Canyon Lake Living Magazine – Summer 2020TIPS FOR
EVANS PARK TRAIL EXERCISING
ON THE ROADS
Distance: 1.8 miles
Evans Park West features a walking /
jogging path with exercise stops that
winds through 1.8 acres of mature trees
and landscape.
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light colored and reflective
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EAST GATE TO VACATION DR. or headphones. Keep the
Distance: 1.6 miles volume at a level where
Like many of the streets in Canyon Lake,
CONTINENTAL DRIVE you can still hear your
this route also features multiple hills
Distance: 1 mile surroundings.
making it a great choice for exercising.
Take a stroll on Continental Drive
Bring your dog on this walk and wind
and you will enjoy views of the golf
down after your workout at the Eastport
course on your walk.
Dog Park! www.canyonlakepoa.com 15SPORTS & MORE
IN CANYON LAKE
BASKETBALL
Although basketball is a team sport, playing solo is
a great way to improve your individual skills. And,
during these times where social distancing is in
place, it's another great option to get outside and
get fit, things the CDC still recommends.
Canyon Lake residents can enjoy this sport at
Eastport Park, where there are basketball courts
available year-round. The courts are open daily
from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. If playing after sunset, the
East Gate guard booth can turn the court lights on.
PICKLEBALL
Pickleball is another fun way to get active. Canyon Lake
has four lighted pickleball courts at Eastport Park. The
pickleball courts are open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Canyon Lake residents may enjoy the courts based on
availability. View court schedule online at www.clpoa.
com/pickleball.
Please note, social gatherings and other events may
be restricted due to COVID-19. Visit www.clpoa.com/
covid19 to view restrictions.
16 Canyon Lake Living Magazine – Summer 2020HAVE YOU TRIED GOLFING YET?
Across the United States, people have been Daily Play Rates*
playing a lot more golf. Now more than ever, Not ready to become a member? That's
golf's offerings in terms of exercise, interaction, ok! Canyon Lake residents and Pay for Play
and recreation are more attractive than ever. members may golf paying a simple daily play
Luckily for you, there's a beautiful golf course rate. Below are the currently daily rates:
in Canyon Lake! Even better, the rates at the
Canyon Lake Golf & Country Club are some of Prime Time (6 a.m. to 2 p.m.)
the most affordable rates in the area. • 18-holes: $38 • 18-holes (mid-adult): $25
• 9-holes: $25 • 18-holes (junior): $13
Annual Memberships Twilight Play (2 p.m. to 4 p.m.)
An annual membership is the best way to • 18-holes: $32 • 18-holes (mid-adult): $22
experience golf in Canyon Lake. Annual • 9-holes: $22 • 18-holes (junior): $13
members receive unlimited access to our Super-Twilight (4 p.m. to close)
facility, outstanding service, and year-round • 18-holes: $20 • 18-holes (mid-adult): $19
access to 18 holes of magnificent golf. Even • 9-holes: $19 • 18-holes (junior): $8
better, we have many great and affordable
memberships options available. Call ahead to reserve your tee time today, at
951.246.1773!
For more information about our memberships,
*Daily play rates above are for Canyon Lake residents or
visit our website www.canyonlakecc.com or
non-residents who purchased a Pay for Play membership.
call 951.246.1773.
TENNIS
COURTS
Tennis is a great and safe
option to get fit and have
FUN! Canyon Lake has six
tennis courts conveniently
located adjacent to the
Canyon Lake Lodge.
Hours & Availability Clinics are every Wednesday at 3 p.m. monthly tournaments and regular
The courts are for all residents to enjoy Four sessions are free, additional United States Tennis Association
(based on court availability). They are sessions may be purchased. (USTA) tournaments. For more
open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. information about the club, please
For more about tennis activities and Tennis Club contact Val Gambina at 951.385.8186.
events, visit www.clpoa.com/tennis. Want to meet other people who
love tennis? Join Canyon Lake's Please note, gatherings and other
Free Junior Tennis Clinics Tennis Club! This club's mission is to events may be restricted due to the
Tennis Pro Brien Sullivan is offering a promote tennis within Canyon Lake COVID-19. Visit www.clpoa.com/
great new opportunity to introduce through social activities and play at covid19 to view restrictions.
children to the fun sport of tennis! the Tennis Center. The club hosts
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CANYON LAKE
Delicious Eats
Both the Country Club Bar & Grill
and the Lighthouse Restaurant & Bar
reopened in early June. Enjoy your
favorite dishes today!
Grilled Australian Bass
LIGHTHOUSE RESTAURANT & BAR
Pan seared Australian bass in olive oil, white wine,
lemon juice, cherry tomatoes and capers. Served
with four grain risotto and sautéed spinach.
Barbecue Bacon Cheesburger
COUNTRY CLUB BAR & GRILL
Enjoy this delicious grilled hamburger topped with onion
straws, barbecue sauce and cheddar cheese.
22 Canyon Lake Living Magazine – Summer 2020Deep Fried Lasagna Bite
LIGHTHOUSE RESTAURANT & BAR
Chef Tony's delicious spin on traditional
lasagna! A recent addition to the Lighthouse
appetizer menu, this panko breaded deep fried
lasagna is topped with marinara, pesto, and a
special garlic tomato parmesan bruchetta.
Country Club Salads
COUNTRY CLUB BAR & GRILL
Want to eat fresh? Come to the Country Club Bar
& Grill and enjoy a delicious salad. Pictured front
is the Cobb Salad and back is the summer favorite,
Strawberry Field Salad.
Buffalo Chicken Ranch Pizza
LIGHTHOUSE RESTAURANT & BAR
Canyon Lake residents are fortunate enough to have
pizzeria style pizza at the Lighthouse Restaurant & Bar!
This one of many delicious pizzas offered, it is topped
with fresh grilled buffalo chicken, chopped bacon, green
onions and house made ranch. www.canyonlakepoa.com 23Follow Us Online
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