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Lake Roosevelt National Recreation AreaKettle Falls before the dam.
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Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area
Park Newspaper Archive
 
Past issues of the Visitor Guide are posted on this page. Use them only to get a general idea of what happens through out the year, as ranger-led programs and other information vary from year to year. What happens next year will likely be different from what took place this year.
 

Lake Roosevelt's Visitor Guide, 2006-2007
- with pictures (PDF 405 kb)
- without pictures (PDF 202kb)

Lake Roosevelt's Visitor Guide, 2005-2006
-with pictures (pdf 556kb)
-without pictures (pdf 178kb)
Ranger and kids.
Ranger-led Programs
Learn abour Ranger-led programs and much more in the lateste edition of the Visitor Guide.
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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: August 31, 2007 at 19:32 EST