Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake

Overview

Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake is managed by Bureau of Reclamation and is located near Grand Coulee, Washington. Formed by Grand Coulee Dam and part of the Columbia Basin Project, this lake contains over 60,000 water-surface acres and 500 miles of shoreline. Available species include walleye, rainbow trout, kokanee, yellow perch, lake whitefish, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, black crappie, and white sturgeon.

Things to Do at Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake

Recreation Activities

Popular activities at Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake include:

Nearby Activities

Boating
Camping
Environmental Education
Fishing
Hiking
Historic & Cultural Site
Hunting
Interpretive Programs
Other Recreation Concession Site
Picnicking
Recreational Vehicles
Visitor Center
Water Sports

Plan Your Visit

Getting There

About 20 miles north of Cedonia, Washington on State Highway 25. Other access from State Route 21 and other minor roads.

GPS Coordinates: 47.93901000000000, -119.01043000000000

Contact & Resources

Phone: 509-633-9441

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Additional Information

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