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Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area Kettle Falls before the dam.
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Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area
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Middle of the lake. Wide view of lake with pine trees and hills beyond the lake.
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Special Uses Park Permits

Because fees vary please contact the park for fee information.

Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area Headquarters
1008 Crest Drive
Coulee Dam,WA 99116
509.633.9441

  • Scientific Research and Collecting Permit
  • Archaeological Resource Portection Act (Permit)
  • SF-299 Applications for Transportation and Utility Systems (PDF 382 kb)
  • 10-930 Special Use Permit (DOC 64 kb)
  • 10-931 Application for Commercial Filming/Still Photography Permit-Short (DOC 58 kb)
  • 10-932 Application for Commercial Filming/Still Photography Permit-Long (DOC 80 kb)

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These folks thought their campsite was far enough away from the water, but woke to find toys and coolers floating away.

Did You Know?
Lake Roosevelt is the primary flood control reservoir on the Columbia River. The lake level can rise up to 4 feet per day in spring and drop 1 foot per day in summer. When shoreline camping, find out what the lake level is and don't put a tent close to the water unless you want a chilly surprise.
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Last Updated: May 31, 2011 at 19:29 MST