Recreation
COVID-19 Recreation Updates
In response to the COVID-19 situation, Avista has instituted restrictions regarding the use of our property for recreation. Please note all Avista campgrounds and facilities might be closed to the public as of March 2020. Check with each site for specific details.
Clark Fork Avista properties
- All restroom facilities are closed
- No Hunting Permits are being issued at this time
- No Overnight Camping on Avista property
- Two Rivers RV Park and laundry facility is closed
- Restrictions will remain in effect until further notice
Spokane River Avista properties
The following recreation sites at Lake Spokane are closed to the public:
- Nine Mile Recreation Area
- HWY 291 Boat Launch
- Lake Spokane Boat-in-Only Campsites
- Lake Spokane Campground
- Long Lake Dam Picnic Area
Other information
- All restroom facilities are closed
- No Hunting Permits are being issued at this time
- No Overnight Camping on Avista property
Besides generating clean, renewable hydropower, our Clark Fork and Spokane River Projects provide abundant recreational opportunities. They are surrounded by thousands of acres of land that offer outdoor recreational activities such as boating, camping, fishing, bird watching, swimming, hiking, and more.
The Clark Fork River and Spokane River are generally open to the public and accessible from both land and water for day-use recreational activities. As you enjoy the many activities this area has to offer, please play it safe above and below a dam and obey all posted warning signs.
Plan your next day trip along the Clark Fork River or Spokane River.
Upriver Park
Avista has begun exploring a park that includes a new river access point with a non-motorized boat launch. One design option includes closing a portion of Upriver Drive to create a linear park and separate Centennial Trail from vehicle traffic. In this process, we have commissioned a traffic study and a habitat management plan.