Fees & Passes

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No Entrance Fee

Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area does not charge an entrance fee. There are fees in place for camping and boat launching. Please see information below about these fees.

The Recreation Fee Demonstration Program, passed by Congress in 1996, allows 80% of the fees collected at Lake Roosevelt to remain here.

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Boat Launch Fees

Boat launch permits are required year-round at all Lake Roosevelt's National Park Service (NPS) boat launches. Visitors can purchase a “weekly pass”, good for seven consecutive days, through pay.gov or can purchase an annual boat launch pass before entering the park

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Help Us Prevent Aquatic Invasive Species

Help us prevent the introduction of aquatic invasive species by completing the mussel-free self-certification form on our Aquatic Invasive Species page before you launch. If your boat has been in waters with confirmed or suspected AIS (such as Lake Mead, Mohave, or Powell) within the last 30 days please call the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife AIS Hotline at 1-888-WDFD-AIS

 

Boat Launch - Weekly Pass

• $8 / 7 consecutive days from date of purchase
  ($4.00 with a valid America the Beautiful - The National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Senior or Access pass)

• Payment: credit card through your smart phone or home computer. Instructions on how to pay boat launch fees can be found on each boat launch bulletin board.

Annual Boat Launch Pass

• $45 / valid from purchase date until December 31 of the year printed on the pass

• Payment: cash, check, or credit card

• Not eligible for any discounts (such as Senior or Access pass)

How to Purchase an Annual Boat Launch Pass:

Online

Buy an annual boat launch pass online. Permits purchased online will be mailed to you. Please allow a minimum of seven business days to receive your permit.

In Person

Passes are available for purchase at these locations:

Coulee Hardware
416 Midway Ave
Grand Coulee, WA 99133
[phone]

Coulee Playland Resort
401 Coulee Blvd, Electric City, WA 99123
[phone]

Country Lane Campground and RV Park
14 NW Portland St
Wilbur, WA 99185
[phone]

Fort Spokane Store and Restaurant
45371 State Route 25 N
Davenport, WA 99122
[phone]

Fruitland Service Inc.
5369 WA-25
Fruitland, WA 99129
[phone]

Kettle Falls Harvest Foods
260 W 3rd St
Kettle Falls, WA 99141
[phone]

 

Camping Fees

Most campsites are first-come, first-served. For individual and group site reservations, see our Reservations page. For more information on camping, see our Camping page.

Individual Campsites

Individual campsite fees change in the off-season. Most sites can accomodate up to 2 vehicles (for example a truck and a boat trailer or an RV and a car or two cars) and 10 people at each campsite.

• Individual sites are $23 per night from May 1 through September 30 ($11.50 with a valid America the Beautiful - The National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Senior or Access pass. Good for one campsite per night).

• Individual sites are $11.50 per night from October 1 through April 30 ($5.75 with a valid America the Beautiful - The National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Senior or Access pass. Good for one campsite per night.)
• Campsite are only available with a valid reservation through recreation.gov.

Group Campsites

3/12/2021: Due to COVID-19, group campsites are closed until further notice.
Group campsite fees are the same year-round and are NOT eligible for half price discounts with passes.

Group Campsite Fees

• 1 to 25 people =$55.00

• 26 to 50 people =$80.00

• 51 to 75 people =$105.00

Group sites must be reserved through recreation.gov. Group sites are located at the following campgrounds:

• Evans (1 Site accommodates 25 people)
• Locust Grove (Kettle Falls) (2 sites accommodate 50 people each)
• Gifford (1 site accommodates 50 people)
• Hunters (3 sites accommodate 25 people each)
• Fort Spokane (2 sites accommodate 45 people each)
• Keller Ferry (Operated by Lake Roosevelt Adventures)
• Spring Canyon (2 sites accommodate 25 people each)