Nestled in towering pines, you'll enjoy the wide variety of birds and wildlife just sitting on your cabin porch. Twin Lake has one of the few loon nesting areas in the state and hummingbirds hover over wildflowers that grow profusely among the cabins. Tent and RV spaces are available with full hook-up service. A small grocery provides laundry, gas and oil, fishing licenses and tackle. Campgrounds If you prefer camping, the Tribe has well maintained campgrounds on Lake Roosevelt, North Twin Lakes, Buffalo Lake and Omak Lake.
Some random camping is available for a limited time in natural areas.
Wherever you are, watch for bald eagles, hawks and osprey. You might even see an elk or deer drinking from the water's edge. Be on the lookout for the occasional bobcat or black bear. Over a million people visit Grand Coulee Dam every year. In the summer, the story of this technological marvel is told every evening in a 30-minute laser show projected onto the concrete surface of the Dam.