Places to Play
Festivals & Fun
Pateros is famous for summer sun, July - Apple Pie Jamboree, and August - Classic Hydro Races. Check out the event calendar for small-town celebrations, like the annual Arbor Day Celebration and Christmas in the City. Stop in for Movies in the Park and the local market. Celebrate Native culture with a June Salmon Bake. Setup camp in Pateros (tent, RV, or hotel) and enjoy a waterfront-walk to the bakery before heading out to Activities & Attractions in Okanogan Country
Parks & Recreation
The City of Pateros boasts five riverfront parks - two boat launches accessing Lake Pateros (20-mile long reservoir of the Columbia River). The city parks have two playgrounds, a swim beach, multiple access points for kayaks and paddle boards, picnic shelters, kitchens, restrooms, free showers, RV & tent camping, tennis & basketball courts and more.
Alta Lake
Alta Lake State Park
Cassimer Bar Wildlife Area
City of Pateros
Dog on Rock in the River
Fish Swimming Over Old Pateros
Gamble Sands
Howard's on the River
Kodi's Noon Saloon
Lake Pateros
Lake Pateros Motor Inn
Memorial Park
Methow Boat Launch
Methow Fisherman
Methow River
Methow Tribe Sculptures
Monument to the Methow
Pateros Mall & Splash Pad
Pateros Museum at City Hall
Pateros to the Highway 173 Bridge at Brewster
Pateros Visitor Center & Museum
Peninsula Park
People Climbing a Pole
Reflections on the Columbia, Pateros Water Towers
Riverview Pavilion & History Walk
South Fork Gold Creek Sno-Park
Steamboat ‘round the Bend
Steelhead Sculpture
Sweet River Bakery
