Grant County is the perfect place for boating and water based recreation. There is plenty of water and access has never been more available. Come see why our visitors keep coming back for more!

Banks Lake
over 27,000 acres of warm water fisheries from Electric City to Coulee City, aligned with basalt-rock coulees. Steamboat Rock State Park is its centerpiece.

• Banks Lake Visitors Guide
  http://banks.uslakes.info/Boating.asp
    
• Banks Lake
  http://www.recreation.gov/recAreaDetails.do?
  contractCode=NRSO&recAreaId=1206&agencyCode=129 
    
• Steamboat Rock State Park
  http://www.stateparks.com/steamboat_rock.html

Lake Roosevelt
Romantic 151 miles all the way to Canada. Boat launches are located at Crescent Bay and Spring Canyon. Rent a houseboat and vacation in luxury.

• More about Lake Roosevelt
  http://www.bentler.us/eastern-washington/
  recreation/lake-roosevelt-wa.aspx
    
• National Park Service, Lake Roosevelt
  http://www.nps.gov/laro/
    
• Houseboat Rentals
  http://www.lakeroosevelt.com/

Moses Lake
Phone: 1-800-992-6234
Email: information@moseslake.com
Web: moseslake.com
Location of one of the state's largest natural fresh water lakes (featuring over 120 miles of shoreline), plus numerous parks and campgrounds, we're an outdoor recreational oasis! In addition to the natural beauty of the Columbia Basin, Moses Lake has many convenient, quality visitor attractions and facilities.



Potholes Reservoir
Phone: 509.346.2651 or 1.800.416.2736
Email: info@mardonresort.com
Web: www.mardonresort.com
Birders flock to one end while boaters motor on the other side of this high desert oasis where the Columbia River overflow fills glacier depressions formed in ancient sand dunes. Much more attractive than its name, Potholes Reservoir is a 4-season retreat for those with cameras, binoculars, paddles or motors.