Local Attractions
Historic sites, engineering marvels, and natural wonders — all within easy reach of the campground.
Explore the Region
Two Rivers is more than a campground — it's a base camp for exploring one of Washington's most scenic and historically rich regions. From a 19th-century military fort to one of the world's largest dams, there's plenty to see and do beyond the water.
Fort Spokane
A former military post turned Indian boarding school, Fort Spokane is now part of the Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area. Walk the grounds, explore the visitor center, and learn about the layered history of the confluence region.
The park also features picnic areas, a swimming beach, and trailheads — making it an easy half-day trip from camp.
Grand Coulee Dam
One of the largest concrete structures in the world, Grand Coulee Dam is an engineering marvel and the reason Lake Roosevelt exists. Free self-guided tours run daily during summer.
Don't miss the nightly laser light show projected onto the dam spillway — it's one of the most unique free attractions in the Pacific Northwest.
More to Explore
Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area
Surrounds the campgroundSpanning over 100 miles of shoreline, the recreation area offers swimming beaches, boat-in campsites, wildlife viewing, and scenic drives. Two Rivers sits right within the recreation area.
Hawk Creek Falls
20 minutes eastA hidden gem in a basalt canyon. The waterfall is most impressive in spring when snowmelt feeds the creek. The canyon walls make for excellent photography.
Hit the Trails
Canyon hikes, riverside walks, and bluff overlooks — all within minutes of the campground.
