Sprague Lake Public Access is located near Sprague, Washington, offering a serene and natural environment for recreation. The lake is about six miles long and is partially obscured by willows and cottonwoods, providing a picturesque setting. It is a popular spot for fishing, with species like bass, perch, and crappie, and during cold winters, it offers excellent ice skating opportunities. The area is also known as Colville Lake and has a rich history, with its Native American name being Silkatkwu. The current name was officially adopted in 1954.
Sprague Lake is an enlargement of Cow Creek and serves as a significant recreational area for residents of Sprague and Ritzville. Its tranquil atmosphere and diverse wildlife make it an attractive destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
The lake's proximity to Interstate 90 makes it easily accessible, and its scenic surroundings offer a peaceful escape from urban life.
