Moses Lake
Moses Lake covers about 6,715 acres of the Crab Creek in Washington. Its shoreline falls inside Grant County. It is managed by Moses Lake Irrigation & Rehabilitation District. The gauge last read 1,046.70 ft.
Swimming beaches on Moses Lake
Moses Lake on the map
Lake center, swimming spots and access points.
Weather and water temperature
Air temperature and wind from Open-Meteo. Water temperature only when the lake has a public sensor.
Weather data by Open-Meteo
Water level today
The level comes from gauge 12471000, MOSES LAKE AT MOSES LAKE, WA, and carries the time it was taken. Over the record shown on the level page the gauge has moved between 1,041.46 ft and 1,046.86 ft (low on 2025-12-10, high on 2026-05-14). The last value stored here, 1,046.70 ft, is from 2026-09-09. When the pool drops, shoreline beaches grow and shallow ramps can run out of concrete.
About Moses Lake
The center of the lake is at 47.1363, -119.3416. Surface elevation is about 1,050 feet. The deepest point on record is about 18 feet. Outflow feeds the Crab Creek.
The level comes from gauge 12471000, MOSES LAKE AT MOSES LAKE, WA, and carries the time it was taken. Over the record shown on the level page the gauge has moved between 1,041.46 ft and 1,046.86 ft (low on 2025-12-10, high on 2026-05-14). The last value stored here, 1,046.70 ft, is from 2026-09-09. When the pool drops, shoreline beaches grow and shallow ramps can run out of concrete.
The federal and state datasets behind this guide list no named beach at Moses Lake. That does not mean there is no access, only that none is catalogued. A missing beach entry often just means nobody has catalogued the access point yet. The nearest mapped swimming spot is Babcock Bench on Wanapum Lake, roughly 31 miles away.
The closest lakes in this guide are Potholes Reservoir (Washington, 11 mi), Billy Clapp Lake (Washington, 22 mi) and Lake Lenore (Washington, 26 mi). Washington has 45 lakes on this site in total.
There is no water temperature sensor here, so only air conditions are shown. Water quality is monitored unevenly on inland lakes, so posted notices are the most reliable guide. Most Washington day-use areas open for the summer season and close outside it.
Questions about Moses Lake
Is there a beach at Moses Lake?
No named swimming beach appears in the federal and state datasets this guide reads. Check the operating agency for day-use areas on the ground.
How big is Moses Lake?
About 6,715 acres. Maximum depth is around 18 feet.
What other lakes are near Moses Lake?
The closest in this guide is Potholes Reservoir, about 11 miles away in Washington.
Lakes near Moses Lake
Other lakes in this guide, ordered by distance.

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Sources
Every figure on this page comes from one of these public sources.

