Custom Search     Cranberry Lake     Time for my yearly visit - 2013. I will be in the area for a wedding on July 3rd & July 4th. Says Cyndy Dugan My grandfather and great-uncle built our house in Rose Property in late 1930's and it was destroyed by a fire in mid 1980's. I spent almost every summer from the time I was a baby until my early twenties there. They were the best summers - going to the clubhouse, hanging out with the Sullivans and the Hoars. I go back once a year to see how     things have changed - going this year on the 12th. I love the welcome sign! Says Cyndy Dugan My grandmother built a home in Frenche's Grove in 1922. The house on the hill overlooking the ''pump house''. Our family spent 57 years at the lake. I managed the Club House in '55 and '56. I spent some of the best summers of teen years at the lake. Still think of it and miss it. Says Dick DeHaven What great memories we have of C.L.. Our cousins the Murphys from Bayonne had a house maybe on Rose Trail. Bert and Marys , the Pink Elephant The clubhouse and that great rope swing. Swimming and being up in the mountains or it sure seemed like it to a 9 year old boy from Roselle. Thank you       Cranberry Lake for some great lifetime memories. Says John Quigley Cranberry Lake I can only say that I had some of my best years ever all the great families the Molloys, Days, Drakes & Mr. Kelly and sooooo many more families   to mention swimming, diving, boat racing and I still have my medals We should have a Cranberry Lake reunion I will help in any way if anyone is interested let me know lynn1805@gmail.com I now live down the Jersey Shore Says Lynn Hurley Let's not forget that right next to Bert and Mary's was the Pink Elephant. The bar was sunken at water level and the smell of Reingold Beer permiated the dark musky smoke filled room. I was ten and playing pool and pinball at Bert and Mary's but I can still see the faded Pink Elephant sign with asterics for eyes and the trunk holding a martini glass. That was almost 50 years ago. Says Dr D Castellaro Yeah, that's the entrance to the beach. It's located right where the old Lackawanna railroad tracks use to be adjacent the site where Bert and Mary's general store was located. The bulletin board in the background has been in that location for over 40 years. Says Tom Leonard I am a previous resident of Cranberry Lake and do not ever remember seeing a Welcome Sign. The last time I was visiting my mother was in October 2006. She lives just up the road from the Cranberry Lake Community Club club house. Many times in the past I have walked across the bridge into French's Grove without ever seeing a Welcome Sign; although I think it is a very good addition to welcome visitors. Says Gerald Francisco Welcome to Cranberry Lake - Elizabeth H. Morgan - Elizabeth H. Morgan          Map Detailed Map Marinas Marinas on or near Cranberry Lake Weather Local weather forecast