Sun Lakes Wildlife Area Unit
Check pricesA Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife unit with stocked lakes, basalt cliffs, upland bird hunting, and a rifle range near Lake Lenore.

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A large high-desert state park between Soap Lake and Coulee City, with lakes for water recreation, trails, golf, and camping.
34875 Park Lake Road NE, Coulee City, WA 99115 · Coulee City, WA
This Washington state park sits at the foot of Dry Falls in the Grand Coulee area of the Columbia Basin. Its landscape of deep gorges, lakes, and tabletop cliffs formed through Ice Age floods. Visitors can paddle, boat, or fish on the lakes, walk or run a network of trails, play nine-hole golf or mini golf, and stay at a large campground. A visitor center nearby explains the flood history, though that building is closed for renovations through 2026.
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