Lake Carey Welfare Association

Welcome to Lake Carey PA

Located in Northeastern PA, Lake Carey is one of the largest natural glacial lakes in Pennsylvania. Lake Carey lies amid the Endless Mountains approximately 1,000 feet above the Susquehanna River.

In the early days, Lake Carey was known as the place to go for summer getaways. Over the years, this has not changed.

Our lake community is flourishing in the summer with both year round residents and seasonal residents. Seasonal residents usually begin to arrive around the beginning of June and remain till Labor Day.

After Labor Day, many of the cottages are closed up and the seasonal folks begin to head home...where ever that might be. Wintertime at the lake is very quiet and peaceful. Once the snow begins to fall and the lake begins to freeze, a whole new world comes alive. It is truly a scene from a Thomas Kinkade painting.

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Welcome to Lake Carey PA Located in Northeastern PA, Lake Carey is one of the largest natural glacial lakes in Pennsylvania. Lake Carey lies amid the Endless Mountains approximately 1,000 feet above the Susquehanna River. In the early days, Lake Carey was known as the place to go for summer getaways. Over the years, this has not changed. Our lake community is flourishing in the summer with both year round residents and seasonal residents. Seasonal residents usually begin to arrive around the beginning of June and remain till Labor Day. After Labor Day, many of the cottages are closed up and the seasonal folks begin to head home...where ever that might be. Wintertime at the lake is very quiet and peaceful. Once the snow begins to fall and the lake begins to freeze, a whole new world comes alive. It is truly a scene from a Thomas Kinkade painting. Email us	NEWS: December 2011 Newsletter Please do not feed the ducks. Lake Carey Day 2011 Photos. Walter's letter to The Townships about PA ACT 537 Land and Water Conservation Plan For Lake Carey, PA. Voted for on July 10th. DEP orders the Townships to update the PA ACT 537 for Lake Carey articles. Please do not launch your boat at the dam site.