9 Things to do near Electric City, WA
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Grand Coulee Disc Golf
Grand Coulee, Washington
1.0 miles NEA short course in Grand Coulee using grass and gravel areas, with a couple of mandatories thrown through large electrical towers for an unusual challenge.
Disc Golf
Steamboat Rock State Park Swim Beach
Electric City, Washington
6.3 miles SWSandy roped swim beach on Banks Lake below the 800-foot basalt butte of Steamboat Rock State Park, 14 miles south of Grand Coulee Dam in the Washington desert.
Camp, Hike, Kayak, Mountain Bike, Swim
Columbia Cove Park
Brewster
36.3 miles WA free City of Brewster river park on Lake Pateros (the Columbia River above Wells Dam) with a small swim beach in a cove beside the boat launch, picnic shelters and a lawn.
Kayak, Swim
Hunters Campground
Hunters, Washington
39.7 miles EA group-friendly campground on the northern shoreline of Lake Roosevelt in Washington, with a boat launch, beach, and access to 130 miles of Columbia River lake managed by the National Park Service.
Camp
Omak Skatepark
Omak, Washington
39.9 miles NWA free concrete skatepark in Omak with a mini ramp and street course — pads are required to skate.
Skateboard
Alta Lake State Park
Pateros
42.1 miles WWashington state park beach on the north shore of Alta Lake, two miles southwest of Pateros, with a day-use swim area below tall rock cliffs. Discover Pass required; open April through October.
Camp, Hike, Kayak, Swim
Chelan Falls Park
Chelan Falls, Washington
44.9 miles WFree Chelan County PUD park on the Columbia River with a roped swim area, two-lane boat launch, docks, showers and ball fields, four miles below the town of Chelan.
Hike, Kayak, Swim
Gifford Campground
Gifford, Washington
47.9 miles NEA group campsite for up to 50 people along the shoreline of Lake Roosevelt with spectacular lake views from every vantage point.
Camp
Cloverleaf Campground
Gifford, Washington
48.1 miles NEA 15-unit campground on the banks of St. Charles Creek near the North Fork in Washington state, open May through September with drinking water, restrooms, and picnic tables.
Camp, Swim
