The best things to do in Moses Lake

“Perched high above the west shore of Moses Lake with 300-plus days of sunshine, The Links at Moses Pointe is a Pacific Northwest favorite for scenic, desert-style golf. Loosen up on the driving range, then chase pins across glacially carved terrain that makes even a bogey feel like a view worth keeping.”

From the Moses Lake newsletter, September 3, 2026

“Blue Heron Park has all the good stuff for a low-key summer reset: a designated swim area when it’s hot, a 9-hole disc golf course for friendly smack talk, a fishing pier for evening bites, and mellow trails through wetland habitat. Grab a buddy and make an after-work mini-getaway.”

From the Moses Lake newsletter, September 9, 2026

“Ten Pin Territory Lake Bowl & Arcade is that rare Moses Lake hang where you can roll a few frames, hit the arcade, and fuel up with eats and a cold one while you catch up with friends. Easy weeknight plan, even better rainy day backup.”

From the Moses Lake newsletter, September 1, 2026

“Swing by Ten Pin Territory Lake Bowl Mini Golf for an outdoor 18-hole lap that’s equal parts chill and sneaky-competitive. When you sink that last putt, keep the fun rolling with bowling, the arcade, and a bite or local brew right there, no extra driving required.”

From the Moses Lake newsletter, August 30, 2026

“Sinkiuse Square is the heart of downtown Moses Lake's outdoor stage for special events and performances, perfect for a quick pause between errands or an easy meet up. Put it on your radar this week, then swing by when a show starts and the neighbors show up.”

From the Moses Lake newsletter, September 12, 2026

“Trade the sprinkler for Surf 'n Slide Water Park, where you can float the lazy river, rocket down the slides, or try the FlowRider surf simulator. Low effort, high fun, and very Moses Lake... perfect for a quick reset after work or a kid-powered Saturday.”

From the Moses Lake newsletter, September 13, 2026

“When streaming fatigue hits, Fairchild Cinemas - Moses Lake 8 is the hometown go-to for new releases and shared laughs in the dark. Grab your favorite people, pick a showtime, and enjoy two glorious hours where your phone stays quiet and the popcorn does the heavy lifting.”

From the Moses Lake newsletter, September 16, 2026

“McCosh Park lines up easy weeknight wins, from picnic spots and playground detours to pickup hoops and lighted tennis, with shoreline breezes in the mix. When you want extra splash, Surf 'n Slide Water Park is right next door, and the amphitheater keeps community vibes rolling.”

From the Moses Lake newsletter, September 15, 2026

“Central Washington’s premier private track, Moses Lake Golf Club serves up 18 holes with some of the finest greens in the state, plus lessons and a solid pro shop. Not golfing today? Pillar Rock Grill is open year-round to the public with soups and entrees from longtime chef Sameh.”

From the Moses Lake newsletter, September 18, 2026