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Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area, located in northeast Washington State, is not far from the towns and cities of Spokane, Chewelah, and Wellpinit. The recreational area lies on the banks of Lake Roosevelt, a lake formed with the construction of the Grand Coulee Dam on the Columbia River. Being on the banks of Lake Roosevelt and the Columbia River gives visitors a vast opportunity for all sorts of water-based recreation. From the world-class fishing to the entire spectrum of watersports. The land surrounding Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area is also a landscape of rolling foothills, mountains, and pristine forests. All this provides a natural playground for hiking and nature watching.

With nearly a million visitors a year, it is clear that Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area is the place to take an RV rental in Washington. Accessing the park with a rental RV is made easier with Highway 25 running the length of the Columbia River. Rent a camper near Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area and enjoy the vast unspoiled open space of northeast Washington. Search for an RV in Stevens County and begin your Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area experience.

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Getting Outdoors

Many of the visitors to Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area come for the great access it provides to Lake Roosevelt. Lake Roosevelt and the adjoining Columbia River are known by both professional and amateur anglers as being fantastic fishing locations. Thousands of fishermen and women head to Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area every year in search of that next big fish. Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area campers can try their hand at catching largemouth bass, black bass, rainbow trout, salmon, sunfish, and crappie. This long list of fish species makes a fishing trip to Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area worth it.

As well as the great fishing to be had at Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area, there are also exciting opportunities for boating. Boating in all its forms takes place on both Lake Roosevelt and the Columbia River, and Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area can help you launch your boat. The area proudly boasts 22 boat launching sites across the entire site; this makes accessing the water a breeze. Those motorhome camping without boats of their own can rent pontoon boats, kayaks, and jet skis from the park itself.

The vast expanse of land that Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area encompasses is a vast natural wonderland for hikers and those who love to explore. Trails crisscross the entire length and breadth of Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area, ranging from easy to moderate. Mission Point Trail is a trail that includes both natural beauty and history. Following a quarter of a mile route, this trail is peppered by signs every few steps explaining the historical significance of the area.

Camping at Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area

Those RV camping at Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area will find many campgrounds scattered around the whole area. Some of these sites are dry camping only, yet some will accommodate RV campers. Two Rivers Resort is the ideal place to set up camp if you want somewhere with many camping facilities and amenities. Full 20, 30, 50 amp electrical, water, and sewage hookups are provided here. Facilities include a dump station, shower block, laundry service, flushing toilets, and an on-site general store. There are also many pull-thru sites here, meaning all sizes of rigs are welcome.

An alternative campground is the Spokane RV Resort just east of the Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area. Full 20, 30, 50 amp electrical, water, and sewage hookups are also provided here. Facilities also include a dump station, flushing toilets, a shower block, and an outdoor swimming pool.

Exploring the Area

Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area is only a short drive from historic Fort Spokane. Campers can make their way to the Fort Spokane Visitors Center and Museum for an interesting and thought-provoking day. The center is home to a myriad of exhibitions that showcase the history of the fort, including its time on the Indian Frontier. Gaze at the wide collection of artifacts, including the preserved remains of the fort’s guardhouse. This is a must-visit for any camper with an interest in American history.

Mission Point is another must-see sight close to Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area. Mission Point is located on a bluff that overlooks Kettle Falls and has seen thousands of years of human occupation. The mission itself was constructed in the mid-19th century to serve the nearby tribes that came here during salmon season. The building was originally built in 1847 and then reconstructed in 1939. Visitors can take a short self-guided tour of the historic area, soaking up the palpable history.

Campers who are willing to take the drive to the nearby city of Spokane will be rewarded with a whole other selection of day-trip opportunities. The Northwest Museum of Art and Culture is a great way to spend a day in Spokane. This museum is the largest cultural organization in all of the inland northwest. Boasting five galleries, a café, an on-site store, an education center, and a community room. Call ahead and take a guided tour around this fantastic museum, taking in the plethora of art on show.

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