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Potholes State ParkState Park
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Potholes State Park has earned its name due to a series of unique geological formations. As the region experienced...
MorePotholes State Park has earned its name due to a series of unique geological formations. As the region experienced massive floods during the last Ice Age, a series of potholes or depressions were created, which ended up becoming mini lakes of their own. Other than these lakes, the O’Sullivan Dam has also created a deep reservoir that invites visitors to enjoy some lakeside activity. Zoom around the surface on a water-ski, learn the art of paddle-boarding, or you can even try your luck with fishing, for the park is a haven for anglers. Sage thrashers, lark sparrows, long-eared owls and plovers delight and enthrall birdwatchers, who come here specifically to admire these avian beauties. Less
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Phone: (509) 346-2759

Hwy 262, 17 MI North of Moses Lake Moses Lake, WA 99344 215.99 mi
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- CanineTraveler204/11/24
  We stayed in a cabin that accepted our dogs. It was the same fee as Steamboat Rock State Park cabins (which are so much better) but had no table and chairs to sit for a meal, no microwave or... More
- noneyab53701/12/24
  The fishing is good, if you know where and when to go. As for the mosquitos, those miniature, devilish, stealthy, blood-sucking winged vulgarities are super abundant and thirsting for your very soul.... More
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