Hidden in the hills of Northern Kentucky, Crouch’s Treasure Lake is the premier pay fishing lake for a serene natural setting for fishing and recreation. The property comprises nearly 70 acres of land featuring an 18 acre lake with an irregular shaped coastline and varying depths. Forested hillsides surround the lake and create the ambience of being immersed in an area that is remote and secluded. However, Hebron, Kentucky, Lawrenceburg, Indiana, and Cincinnati, Ohio are all very accessible with the later being only 22 miles away.
Crouch’s Treasure Lake is a family owned business operating for 25 years now in Petersburg, KY. The site is residence to the owner and operators, Mary Carol and Everett Crouch. On site is a clubhouse for entertainment, refreshments, and tackle and can be rented for parties or weddings. The lake itself is an earthen dam placed in a small stream flooding backwards away from the Ohio River which is less than a half mile away. There are naturally occurring fish such as crappie, bluegill, and largemouth bass while catfish and sterile carp join them through stocking. A large cleared, flat field above the lake and near the clubhouse provides other recreation opportunities. Lastly, flat ridges perfectly jut out towards the lake providing space for comfortable camping and leisurely hiking with lots of wildlife.
Perched Ridge-tops for Camping
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