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Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area Wooden buildings of Fort Colvile.
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Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area
Things To Know Before You Come
Cloverleaf

Cloverleaf campground nestled in a beautiful nook in the North District.

Before visiting Lake Roosevelt there are a few things to check out to make sure you have a fun, exciting and safe visit to our beautiful park.

 

Here are just a few things to consider:

Weather

Pets

Commercial Services

Federal Laws and Regulations

Launch Levels

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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 02, 2011 at 16:23 MST