Springfield Sailing Club at Fellows Lake

Update: The tree has been removed from Uncle Frank’s Trail at Fellows Lake! Crews are finishing up ground cleanup today, and the trail is expected to reopen tomorrow, Aug. 18.

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A large tree is down on Uncle Frank’s Trail at Fellows Lake. Crews will begin removing the tree on Monday, Aug. 17, and the impacted section of Uncle Frank’s Trail will be closed while the work is underway.

Please avoid the closed area and use caution around the trail until the tree has been removed. We’ll let you know when the trail reopens.

Thank you for your patience!

Sailboats are vital for survival. Dinosaurs didn't have them and look how that turned out.

!!Fellows Lake Store!!

ATTENTION:
Due to the extremely high temperatures over this weekend, the Fellows Lake Marina Store will not be doing any paddle craft rentals in the afternoons until Monday. But we will be renting our Motorized Boats, so you can still try and get your fishing on!

If you are coming out to play at the Hatch Playground or hiking and biking, don't forget we have a variety of snacks, ice cream and cold beverages in our store as well as air conditioning. Feel free to come take a break and hang out with our Fellows Lake crew for as long as you need to.

And sailing!

Fellows Lake is one of Springfield’s favorite spots for fishing and paddling.

Before you head out, please remember you need a valid Missouri fishing permit.

Enjoy the water and help keep Fellows Lake a safe environment for everyone who loves to fish.

Fellows Lake is the perfect place for community gatherings and events. With shaded areas, open green space and easy access to the lake, everyone can enjoy Fellows Lake. Springfield City Utilities is proud to maintain this space for both water protection and community enjoyment.

How about a little LOL for your mid-week chuckle?

Sailing too!!

There’s a lot more to Fellows Lake than meets the eye.

Since 1955, this 860-acre reservoir has supplied Springfield with drinking water and become a go-to spot for outdoor fun. Today, it’s not only a water source but also a community hub for fishing, boating, hiking more. Every visit supports both your well-being and Springfield’s future.