Still Water Lake
Valley, Nebraska
Illustrative photo · lake-specific image pending
30 acres
In size
Electric-Only
Boating style
Private
Access
Valley, Nebraska
Location
A closer look at the experience
Life at Still Water Lake
Still Water Lake suits buyers drawn to a slower pace on the water. Picture a quiet morning on the water, time spent fishing, or an evening overlooking the lake from home. Single-family and townhome options give buyers different ways to approach lake living, while the developer’s plans include beach areas, a playground, and a pickleball court. Its Valley setting offers access to the Omaha region, making it an appealing community to explore for buyers considering a new home near the water.
Still Water Lake is a developing residential lake community in Valley, Douglas County, Nebraska. Hampton Development Services identifies it as a no-wake lake development near Highway 275, North West Street, and Ida Street, with single-family and townhome lots. Property marketing describes fishing and quiet recreation. The developer lists beach areas, a playground, and a pickleball court as planned amenities; their completion and availability require confirmation. A September 2026 city notice proposed zoning and plat changes for certain lots, so buyers should verify the latest approved layout and permitted uses.
Watercraft Types
- Fishing boats
- Electric Motor
- Pontoons/Tritoons
- Speedboat
- Jet skis / PWC
- Ski Boat
- 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
- Community beach
- Kids Park
- Clubhouse
- Community pool
- Golf nearby
- On-Water Fuel
- Sports Courts
- Walking Trails
- ATV/UTVs
- Bar(s)
- Convenience Store
- Dog Park
- Golf Carts
- Off-Road Trails
- Property Services
- Restaurant(s)
- River Access
Homeowners Association & Utilities
Still Water Lake HOA · Private
HOA dues
$2,400 / yr
HOA includes
Unconfirmed
Lake / watercraft fees
Unconfirmed
Water
City
Sewer / septic
Public Sewer
Other utilities
Unconfirmed
Invasive species prevention
Self-Governed
Who It May Fit
- Fishing enthusiasts.
- Buyers seeking a no-wake lake setting.
- Buyers considering new construction.
- Townhome buyers.
- Waterfront-home buyers.
- Households comparing Valley-area lake communities.
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.