National Park Service 2024 camping fees are the same as 2023. Visit www.rec.gov, then search by Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area to make a reservation. All boaters must complete the aquatic invasive species (AIS) quagga/zebra…
The Bureau of Reclamation gave the thumbs up for two separate projects working to bring pumped storage power to Lake Roosevelt. Reclamation selected Daybreak Power, Inc. and Columbia Basin Hydropower to receive a preliminary lease…
National Park Service WINTER SERVICES During the winter season, camping is only available in the Kettle Falls, Fort Spokane and Spring Canyon campgrounds. Reservations are required. Throughout the recreation area, no water service is available,…
The Bureau of Reclamation announced that starting May 29th, the Grand Coulee Dam Visitor Center and “One River, Many Voices” laser light show will be available. The Bureau also announced dam tours will not resume…
National Park Service Visitor Use Site Management Plan Adopted The Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area (LRNRA) Visitor Use Site Management Plan was completed in September. This effort, which began in 2017, focuses on nine priority…
National Park Service Modified Operations Due to COVID-19: Visit www.nps.gov/laro for updates on available facilities and operations. As of this writing, boat launches are open. However, all campgrounds, restrooms, water services, trash collection, the visitor…
Six years in the making, two of six turbine units being overhauled in Grand Coulee Dam’s Third Power Plant are now back in operation. The second unit came back online in March. Each of the…
Lake levels, which are currently at about 1,265’ above sea level, will decrease to 1,255’ from March 14th to May 14th to accommodate drum gate maintenance at Grand Coulee Dam. The lake may be drawn…
Now that Coleman Smith has been Power Manager at Grand Coulee Dam for a year, the Forum decided to stop by and see how things are going. “Just great,” said Coleman. “The area fits with…
For millions of people, the iconic laser light show that graces the front of Grand Coulee Dam is a fond and endearing memory of the “time we visited Grand Coulee.” After 25 years, the Bureau…
The backdrop for Forum activities is the unique and distinct needs of Lake Roosevelt, which resulted from creating a reservoir to support operational capacity at Grand Coulee Dam. Two Indian tribes, federal agencies, state agencies and four counties have specific interests in the management of the lake. Individually and collectively, they seek to meet a diverse set of environmental, economic and cultural needs.
Lake Roosevelt Forum continues to successfully engage in a set of public outreach activities intended to further strengthen collaboration and cooperation among the many stakeholders with interests in and around Lake Roosevelt.
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