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Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area Lake Roosevelt with smooth water, like glass.
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Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area
Pets

Pets are allowed in the park except in designated picnic and developed swim beach areas. Pet excrement must be immediately collected and disposed of in a trash receptacle. All pets must be kept on a leash no longer than six feet when not contained in kennel. Barking dogs are considered a nuisances and owners must remove them from the campground. Never leave your pet in a closed vehicle. Temperatures can sore to 130 degrees F in minutes. Your pet can quickly die of heat stroke in those conditions. For the exact regulations regarding pets please refer to 36 CFR (Code of Federal Regulations) and the Park Compendium.

 
German Shepard dog, brown and black dog looking up.
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Pets at Lake Roosevelt

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White Sturgeon of the Columbia River

Did You Know?
Lake Roosevelt's sturgeon are 8 to 20 feet long. They are also at least 70 years old. In 1941, Grand Coulee Dam flooded the fast-moving waters they need to spawn. To help out the population, the state of Washington introduced new fish to the lake in 2006.
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Last Updated: June 22, 2007 at 18:16 MST