Gages Lake - Pebble Beach is nestled in the serene surroundings of Grayslake, Illinois, offering a tranquil retreat from bustling life. This beach features a unique pebble shoreline, providing a distinct underfoot experience compared to traditional sandy beaches. Visitors can enjoy activities like swimming, paddleboarding, and surfing, while also appreciating the pet-friendly and disability-accessible environment. The area is rich in local folklore and history, with tales of summer gatherings and legendary sunsets. Nearby trails and local attractions offer additional exploration opportunities.
The beach itself is a focal point of the community, with a history of summer events and fishing tales. Its pebble composition sets it apart, providing a pleasant experience for those seeking something different from typical sandy beaches.
Gages Lake, the body of water adjacent to Pebble Beach, is a glacial lake with a surface area of 143.4 acres and a maximum depth of 55 feet. It is managed by the Gages Lake Conservation Committee and the Wildwood Park District, supporting activities like boating and fishing.