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Moses Lake, Washington

Population: 14,953
Located in Grant County

Moses Lake is very conveniently situated right off I90, with easy access to Grant International Airport, right in the center of the state of Washington. Moses Lake is one of the state's largest natural fresh water lakes, offering numerous parks and campgrounds. In addition to the natural beauty of the Columbia Basin, Moses Lake has many convenient, quality attractions and facilities. The unique landscape is a geologic wonderland created by prehistoric lava flows and ice age floods.
There is always something to do, no matter the weather. Summer would not be complete without a trip to the Moses Lake Family Aquatic Center, with two 200' water slides, zero depth beach & bay area, Olympic sized competitive tank, treasure island play-structure, sand volleyball courts, wet sand playground, on-site concessions, picnic pavilion. Enjoy the fun and excitement of "conquering a sand dune" and more! The Grand County Off Road Vehicle area (one of the largest in the region) is located just four miles outside Moses Lake city limits in the sand dunes. In the winter months why not enjoy the local skate park? This is a popular place for families to enjoy ice skating, followed by a cup of hot chocolate.

Or if something more sedate is your style, why not make the 40 minute drive to White Heron Winery? White Heron Cellars is located in the middle of our vineyard property in the ghost town of Trinidad, between Quincy and Wenatchee, above the Columbia River in Washington State. The vineyard and winery site overlooks the Columbia River, Crescent Bar Resort, and the foothills of the Cascade Mountains. Deep well-drained soils, southern slopes, excellent air drainage, and a ring of hills surrounding the site, make for an exceptional vineyard location. Moses Lake is a favorite hangout for birds, and consequently for bird watchers! Waterfowl populations reach peaks of over 100,000 birds during the fall season. Nearby Columbia National Wildlife refuge, located south of Moses Lake, has had over 200 different species observed. Hawks, owls, raven and cliff swallows can be observed in the cliff areas.

And all of this comes at a great price! You can spend as little as $36,000 for a three bedroom, one bathroom, two car garage home, or as much as $300,000 for a 15 acre farm stocked with an orchard, a house, barns and stables. So much home for so little money! You can certainly find or build the home of your dreams in this very rural part of Washington.

Tourism is the main industry, and so most of the jobs revolve around that, but there are small business owners within the town itself, and the town has a cozy, homey feel to it. A slow pace of life is the name of the game for this community, and they wouldn't have it any other way. Any season of the year is the right time to visit Moses Lake, Washington's great escape! Golden sunshine bathes the land in its warm glow for 300 days each year, making Moses Lake a great place, whether it's for one week or for a lifetime.

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