- The list below includes 8 free or cheap things to do in or near Moses Lake, Washington, including 7 different types of inexpensive activities like Parks, Off Road & ATV, Bowling and Movie Theaters.
- From Blue Heron Park to Mccosh Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Moses Lake.
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Blue Heron Park is a nature park that is known for the blue heron sculpture at the entrance to the park. The park is home to six ponds, a visitor's center, and a library.
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Situated on 22 acres, McCosh Park offers visitors lighted courts and fields, as well as views of the Parker Horn river. The park also has an outdoor amphitheater that hosts community events and performances.
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Hwy 262 (O'Sullivan Dam Road), 17 MI North of Moses Lake, Moses Lake, WA
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Camping is a popular pastime at Potholes State Park. Visitors also enjoy boating, birdwatching, swimming and picnicking at this 640-acre park. The 6,000 feet of freshwater shoreline appeals to fans of fishing.
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Open on a seasonal basis, the Moses Lake Family Aquatic Center features a variety of water-based amusements, including a large wading pool, an array of other pools with water slides, and a surfing simulator.
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With over 3,000 acres of sand dunes and rolling hills, Sand Dunes/ORV Park offers exactly what riders need to have a day of adrenaline packed fun. Riders can also camp and turn the adventure into an overnight trip.
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Fairfield Cinemas is a state-of-the-art movie theatre that offers comfortable stadium seating, digital sound and 3D movie titles. It also features a full service snack and drink counter and the latest movie titles.
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Kids are sure to leave with smiles on their faces after spending the day at Lake Bowl Inc. With an arcade, prize counter, and bowling for the whole family, guests can't go wrong.
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401 S. Balsam Street, Moses Lake, WA 98837
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Operated by the Moses Lake Parks & Recreation Department, the Moses Lake Museum & Art Center, or MAC, features exhibits that explore both natural and human history of the Columbia Basin area.