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1. How do I register for a program?

You can now register and reserve your spot by using the new ML Parks and Recreation Programs & Facilities webpage. Click on the highlighted link to get started. You are always welcome to register in person at the Parks and Recreation office, 411 S. Balsam St., Moses Lake, WA. Registrations and Reservations

2. How do I find out about upcoming recreational activities?

You can find out about upcoming programs by liking us on Facebook, calling the Parks and Recreation Office at (509) 764-3805, signing up on Notify Me (see the "Notify Me" icon in the green bar above), or by clicking on the Current Brochure. Parks & Recreation Current Brochure

3. Can I register after a class has already started?

You can register for a class after it has started if the class has space. Please call (509) 764-3809 or stop by our office at 411 S. Balsam St. to check availability. We are unable to prorate classes.

4. Are dogs allowed in City parks?

Dogs are allowed at City parks, but they must remain on a leash at all times. Please refer to the City’s dog ordinance for more information.

5. How do I reserve a picnic shelter?

You can reserve a picnic shelter by visiting our on-line reservation system, calling (509) 764-3805 or by visiting the Parks and Recreation office, 411 S. Balsam St. Payment in full is due at the time of reservation.

6. How do I make a reservation for Cascade Campground?

You can make a reservation by visiting our on-line reservation system, calling (509) 764-3805, or by visiting the Parks and Recreation office at 411 S. Balsam St. Payment in full is due at the time of reservation.

7. How do I reserve Connelly Park?

The Moses Lake Parks and Recreation Department does not own or operate Connelly Park. Please contact the Moses Lake Irrigation District. Moses Lake Irrigation District

8. Can I camp at the Moses Lake Sand Dunes?

The Moses Lake Parks and Recreation Department does not own or operate the Sand Dunes. Please contact the Grant County Sheriff’s Department. Grant County Sherriff’s Department