Candlewood Lake
Omaha, Nebraska
35 acres
In size
Limited-Recreational
Boating style
Private
Access
Omaha, Nebraska
Location
A closer look at the experience
Life at Candlewood Lake
Candlewood offers a lake setting without leaving Omaha behind. Enjoy a morning overlooking the water, take a kayak out when conditions allow, or spend an evening relaxing along the shoreline. The surrounding neighborhood puts shopping, dining, and the West Dodge Road corridor nearby, making it an appealing option for buyers who want lake scenery alongside city convenience. Explore direct waterfront homes and other neighborhood properties carefully: frontage, lake privileges, docking arrangements, and association coverage should be confirmed for each address.
Candlewood Lake, also called Lake Candlewood or Candlewood Reservoir, is a neighborhood lake in Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska. Candlewood Homeowners Association documents identify the lake as part of the association’s common area. Association newsletters describe boating, swimming, fishing, and picnicking as neighborhood activities, while local property guides describe resident and guest access and time on the water. Buyers should verify property-specific lake privileges, current recreation rules, and water-quality advisories.
Watercraft Types
- Fishing boats
- Electric Motor
- Jet skis / PWC
- Pontoons/Tritoons
- Ski Boat
- Speedboat
- Wake Boats
- 2-Stroke
On-Water Activities
- Fishing
- Swimming
- Wakeboarding
- Wakesurfing
- Waterskiing
- Anchoring
- E-Foil / E-Board
- Keep Fish
- Night Boating
- Wake Foiling
Community Amenities
- Clubhouse
- Community beach
- Community pool
- Golf nearby
- Kids Park
- Walking Trails
- On-Water Fuel
- Sports Courts
- ATV/UTVs
- Bar(s)
- Convenience Store
- Dog Park
- Golf Carts
- Off-Road Trails
- Property Services
- Restaurant(s)
- River Access
Homeowners Association & Utilities
Candlewood HOA · Private
HOA dues
$300 / yr (approx.)
HOA includes
Unconfirmed
Lake / watercraft fees
Unconfirmed
Water
City Water
Sewer / septic
City Sewer
Other utilities
Unconfirmed
Invasive species prevention
Self-Governed
Who It May Fit
- Waterfront-home buyers.
- Kayaking and canoeing enthusiasts.
- Buyers seeking a neighborhood lake setting within Omaha.
- Households comparing waterfront homes with eligible lake-access properties.
Details are based on source research and are not confirmed current rules. Lake access, boating, amenities, and property rights can change and vary by property. Confirm current details with the association and appropriate professionals before making a decision.