Spring Lakes Mobile Home Estates

08/29/2026

Beautiful sunset tonite!

08/26/2026

🎣 Fishing Derby Winners! 🎣
Johnny came ready to fish and walked away with Largest Fish after landing a 19" largemouth bass! 🐟🏆
Craig, however, apparently woke up and chose violence. 😂
28 fish.
Not 8.
Not 18.
28.
We're impressed… but we're also checking for a suspicious-looking bucket. 🪣👀🤣
And congratulations to Cameron, our children’s age group winner! 🏆
Great job to everyone who participated!

08/11/2026

Stay alert to weather conditions!

A tornado watch has been issued for our area.

🌪️ Tornado Watch is basically the sky saying, “Might do something... might not. Stay tuned.”

08/10/2026

🎣 THE FISHING DERBY IS BACK ON! 🎣

Mother Nature may have won Round 1… but we're giving those fish ONE MORE CHANCE to get caught! 😂🐟

📅 Saturday, August 22nd
⏰ Derby: 9:00 AM–NOON
📍 Meet at 8:30 AM near the mailboxes on Sixth Court & Laurie Lane

🚨 IMPORTANT: That's SIXTH COURT, NOT Sixth Avenue! 😉

And because apparently we need a backup plan for our backup plan… 😂☔
👉 If it rains AGAIN, we'll move the derby to Saturday, August 29th.

Get those fishing poles ready! 🎣
Please contact the office if you would like to participate!

07/20/2026

UPDATE: The owner has been found.

We have a pup that was found. If you recognize this pup please contact the office as soon as possible!!!!

07/17/2026

Air quality in the area is a high, it is well over 150. Please check levels before taking your pup for a walk!

07/16/2026

07/16/2026

🌫️ Air Quality Reminder 🌫️
Today’s air quality is measured using the AQI (Air Quality Index).
🟢 0–50 = Good
🟡 51–100 = Moderate
🟠 101–150 = Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups
🔴 151–200 = Unhealthy
🟣 201–300 = Very Unhealthy
🟤 301+ = Hazardous

The AQI in Bartlett is currently 235

If the AQI reaches higher levels, please take precautions — especially children, older adults, pets, and anyone with breathing concerns. Stay safe and check the air quality before spending extended time outdoors! 🌿

In northern Cook and Lake Counties in Illinois, and Kenosha Counties in Wisconsin, air quality levels were so high they were off the scale -- literally.