Description
(Principles Only) The Park sits on about 5 ½ acres and has a 41 total RV sites with 37 RV sites having full hook-ups, 4 RV sites with water and electric hook-up, overflow sites for dry camping and 10 designated tent sites. There are 24 sites available with 50 amp hook-ups, 14 sites with 30 amp hook-ups and 4 sites with 20 amp hook-up. The Park has on site propane sales, City water and City sewer and Grant County PUD power, which is very low cost. There is a newly remodeled bathhouse made of concrete block construction with metal roofing. There is a cookout shelter with coffee bar, barbecue and picnic tables and shade trees around the shelter and lawns. There are new picnic tables with some umbrellas sites throughout the park. There is a 40' X 60' with an office, gathering room with a bathroom. This building is wired with 400 amp service for future expansion. The Park has a golf cart, several picnic tables, water hoses and sprinklers, a 19 ½ hp riding lawnmower, a self-propelled push mower, a Homelite gas weed eater, a 15 gallon power sprayer and miscellaneous yard tools that go with the Park.
Located in the upper Columbia River Basin, the Park is located on Hwy 174 on the West edge of Grand Coulee approximately 3/4 of a mile from town, where you'll find restaurants, shopping, gas, and tackle. It is convenient located near Grand Coulee Dam and both Banks Lake, Rufus Woods and Roosevelt Lake. The Park has full, and water and electric hookups as well as tent sites. There are clean restrooms with showers and resident laundry facilities. Guests enjoy a complimentary coffee bar, picnic tables and barbecue. Reservations are accepted and groups are welcome. The area draws about two million tourist a year. Fishing, camping, water sports, golfing and touring of the Grand Coulee Dam are popular activities. Grand Coulee Dam - the World' s largest hydroelectric dam has a visitor center, as well as tours. Banks Lake, Lake Roosevelt and the Columbia River - all kinds of fishing, water sports and sightseeing! Also, nearby are Jet Ski rentals, boat launch, golf course and the Indian Museum on the Colville Indian Reservation.