Kettle Falls, WA is located in the northeastern part of Washington State and offers a variety of activities for visitors to enjoy. Known as the “Gateway to the Columbia”, Kettle Falls provides access to nearby Lake Roosevelt, an expansive lake created by Grand Coulee Dam. Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty of activities such as fishing and boating on the lake, camping along its shores, and exploring local trails. For those looking for something indoors there are options including shopping, dining out and visiting museums. The area is also known for its abundance of wildlife viewing opportunities as well as its rich history.
Kettle Falls has received positive reviews from visitors over the years. Many people comment on how peaceful it is in this small town and how friendly the locals are. They also mention being able to explore some unique spots around town or experience local culture through food and live entertainment events. The stunning views of the surrounding mountains and waters draw many visitors who appreciate nature at its finest. There’s definitely something for everyone in Kettle Falls!
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Not perfect, but Kettle Falls is close. - 7/16/2019
I've lived in Kettle Falls since 2013. We must've arrived right after Rob moved away.
The Mayor is a friendly, purpose driven, and dedicated man. The city streets are well maintained during the winter months. Waste water treatment facility is brand new and state of the art. The main thoroughfare is Hwy 395 (3rd St in town) which puts you no more than 10 minutes away from the County Hospital, Providence Mt. Carmel. 10 minutes in the other direction will have you on Lake Roosevelt- fishing for Walleye, water skiing or just enjoying the Northern Colombia River. If you stay on the road for another 10 minutes, you may see moose, bear, elk, possibly wolf and literally hundreds of deer and wild turkey. Over 250 species of birds including Bald Eagle, Red-tailed Hawk and Great Blue Heron dot the skies.
Schools system includes an Early Learning Center, along with Elementary, Middle and High Schools.
Kettle Falls Police are very dedicated. Your neighbors here are
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Not perfect, but Kettle Falls is close. - 7/16/2019
I've lived in Kettle Falls since 2013. We must've arrived right after Rob moved away.
The Mayor is a friendly, purpose driven, and dedicated man. The city streets are well maintained during the winter months. Waste water treatment facility is brand new and state of the art. The main thoroughfare is Hwy 395 (3rd St in town) which puts you no more than 10 minutes away from the County Hospital, Providence Mt. Carmel. 10 minutes in the other direction will have you on Lake Roosevelt- fishing for Walleye, water skiing or just enjoying the Northern Colombia River. If you stay on the road for another 10 minutes, you may see moose, bear, elk, possibly wolf and literally hundreds of deer and wild turkey. Over 250 species of birds including Bald Eagle, Red-tailed Hawk and Great Blue Heron dot the skies.
Schools system includes an Early Learning Center, along with Elementary, Middle and High Schools.
Kettle Falls Police are very dedicated. Your neighbors here are
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Kettle Falls Embodies What is Wrong with Small Tow - 3/6/2012
There is real estate that has been for sale forever because the owners think they're sitting on a gold mine. They are most definitely not. There is a speed trap in town that gets the town's money from a cop manning it to catch minor violations and write big tickets. There is a big-fish in small pond ruling core group that steamrolls over everybody and everything, making most people live in fear of ever speaking up to better the community. They are constantly begging for money for some new project. And I do mean constantly, even as the jobs in town all dry up. The schools lack music and arts and quality in general although you wouldn't believe the salaries the teachers earn--over $60,000 and up. There is obnoxious over priced organic food (in fact mush of everything in town is overpriced which make no sense as so many live in poverty income) but other restaurants that aren't open for supper! The ones that are serve mediocre diner food. Don't expect to recreate on the lake. There are no
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