Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area - Schedule Of Events (U.S. National Park Service)

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	Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area Schedule Of Events

Click on the following campgrounds for a listing of Ranger-led programs in that area.

Kettle Falls | Evans | Fort Spokane | Keller Ferry | Spring Canyon

Find Events at Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area

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August 2008

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SPECIAL EVENTS

Kettle Falls District

Fur Trade Encampment, Saturday and Sunday May 31 & June 1, 2008. Join the National Park Service and the Kettle Falls Historical Society in welcoming the Friends of Spokane House for a weekend of living history. The Friends will set up an 1840s fur trade encampment at historic Mission Point, Kettle Falls. Call 509.738.6266 x 115 for details.

Perseid Meteor Overnight Canoe Trip, Saturday and Sunday August 2-3, 2008
The Perseid Meteor Shower is best experienced in a dark quiet campground after 11PM. Join park rangers on an overnight canoe trip for the event. Must RSVP. Call 509-738-6266 ext. 164 to RSVP.THIS TRIP IS FULL

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Saturday and Sunday June 21 - 22, 2008.
Join park rangers on an overnight canoe trip. Must RSVP. Call 509-738-6266 ext. 164 to RSVP.THIS TRIP IS FULL

Several Night Sky programs are scheduled throughout the park for the 2008 season. View the Night Sky page for dates and places.

NPS/JEFF AXEL

Life of a Soldier

Fort Spokane District

Military Encampment, Saturday, Sunday, and July 4 - 6, 2008.
Come see what military life was like on the frontier in the late 1800s, as volunteers camp out on the parade grounds! Call 509.633.3830 ext 43 for more information.

Spring Canyon District

Several Night Sky programs are scheduled throughout the park for the 2008 season. View the Night Sky page for dates and places.


			Did You Know? A common rumor at Lake Roosevelt is that the National Park Service controls the lake level. This is not true. The lake level is controlled by Bureau of Reclamation computers that optimize lake levels for only five things: flood control, power production, irrigation, dam repairs, and salmon runs.