Loon Lake Vacation Rentals

Loon Lake, Washington, United States
48.0599° N, -117.6375° W
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Loon Lake in Washington is a serene and inviting destination that caters to a diverse range of travelers. For adventure seekers, the lake itself is renowned for its trout fishing, with annual stockings ensuring a thriving fish population. The Loon Lake Public Access area offers a scenic beach with soft, golden sand, perfect for relaxing or as a starting point for hiking trails that weave through the surrounding landscape.

Nearby, the 2 Loons Distillery provides a unique opportunity for craft spirit enthusiasts to explore local flavors through tours and tastings. Families can find excitement at Silverwood Theme Park, the largest in the Northwest, featuring over 65 rides, a water area, and dining options.

For those seeking wellness, the Loon Lake Spa offers a tranquil retreat. Nature lovers can explore the vast expanse of Riverside State Park, with its trails, campsites, and off-roading areas along the Spokane River. Whether you’re looking for outdoor adventures, family fun, or a moment of relaxation, Loon Lake and its surroundings offer a rich tapestry of experiences.

Surface area (mi)
2.8
Max depth (ft)
98.43
Elevation (ft)
2385.17
Shoreline length (mi)
7.89
Best time to go
Visit Loon Lake from late June to early September, when sun-kissed days invite tranquil moments on the water. The warm breeze caresses your skin, while vibrant sunsets paint the sky. This is prime time for fishing, kayaking, and exploring local art festivals, offering a slice of serenity amidst nature's splendor.
Water Quality
Loon Lake's waters are crystal-clear with a deep blue hue, reflecting the surrounding mountainous terrain. The lake's clarity is pristine, offering a mirror-like surface that enhances its serene beauty.

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Popular activities

  • Kayaking
  • Canoeing
  • Fishing
  • Boating
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Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to dive into what Loon Lake has to offer? Let’s tackle some of the burning questions you might have as you plan your visit!

  • No, it is not always safe to swim in Loon Lake. The lake faces issues such as inadequate sewage systems, runoff of agricultural pesticides and animal waste, and invasive aquatic weeds, which can affect water quality and safety for swimming.

  • Loon Lake is a popular destination because it offers various outdoor activities. In Oregon, it provides excellent boating, waterskiing, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, and swimming opportunities, along with sandy beaches. In other locations, such as Washington, it features attractions like a craft distillery and spa, as well as boat and jet ski rentals.

  • The daily catch limit for kokanee in Loon Lake, Washington, is 5 per day. There is no minimum size limit for kokanee. This rule applies to kokanee fishing in lakes, ponds, and reservoirs across the state, including Loon Lake.

  • The beach at Loon Lake Recreation Site is best for families. It has a warm, sandy beach perfect for swimming, and the lake is great for boating and fishing. There is also a public beach with lifeguards across the street from Lakeside at Loon Lake, which is another family-friendly option.

  • Towns near Loon Lake, New York, include Plattsburgh, NY, and Burlington, VT. These towns are within a 49-mile radius of Loon Lake. For Loon Lake in Washington, nearby towns are Spokane, WA, and Post Falls, ID. In California, towns like Placerville and El Dorado Hills are near Loon Lake.