City Hall Hours 7:00 - 3:30
Phone: (509) 923-2571
WELCOME TO PATEROS
RECREATION BASECAMP
SETUP CAMP IN PATEROS FOR DAY-ACTIVITIES IN THE OKANOGAN AND METHOW VALLEYS: Play on snow-capped mountains and high deserts. Explore the 1,000 miles of scenic trails, 200 water and wildlife access areas, three million acres of public land, and over 300 days of sunshine in Okanogan Country.
AT CAMP - IN PATEROS: Waterfront hotels & hospitality, bakery, dollar store, armory, convenience, gas, laundry, saloon and more. RV campsites & dump station, camping, free showers & CLEAN restrooms. Library & WIFI, museum & Methow Native Interpretive Center, boat access, day-use parks & mooring, playgrounds, tennis, pickle-ball, and trails. Summer festivals, Movie-in-the-Park & outdoor market.
Welcome to Pateros, I grew up in Pateros and have served as high school coach, fire fighter, EMT, and police officer. I took the oath of office as 31st Mayor of Pateros in January of 2022. My Father, Tom, was the 21st Mayor of Pateros, from 1979 - 1986.
My fondest memories of growing up in Pateros are the hot summers riding my bike around town with my best friend, playing basketball at the tennis courts, and celebrating Pateros at the Apple Pie Jamboree. In the winter I would skate on the Methow, build snow-forts on the football field, or on the coldest days play board games inside with friends. As a family, my wife Nicole and son Kinden call Pateros home and are adding to these great memories. We want our community and visitors to feel at home and peace in Pateros and create great memories with family and friends.
-Mayor, Kelly Hook
Reservations for RV and Tent Camping
MUST BE MADE BY PHONE (509) 923-2571
(Self-serve camping. Check availability at Ives Landing Kiosk or call for reservation. Online payment available, but must call to make reservation)
Reserve a picnic shelter, event space, or the bandstand
Ives Landing Park Map, Check-in Instructions, and Rules/Regulations
Park Fees
EXPLORE PATEROS
Emergency Alert System
Get Signed Up
Please text and OPT-IN so we can alert you.
Text “98846” to 888777
AND
Go to www.okanoganDEM.org to OPT-IN to alert system.
For City Utility Emergencies
During regular hours, please call
City Hall (509) 923-2571
After hours or on weekends, please call
City Administrator - Jord Wilson 449-9670
Sewer Dept. - Mike Lambert 733-0610
Water Dept. - David Hunter 509-860-3009
WINTER SNOW REMOVAL
Snow Events
No Events
PARKED VEHICLES ARE TO BE REMOVED FROM STREET BETWEEN THE HOURS 3AM AND 8AM DURING STAGE 1-3 SNOW EVENTS.
Stage 1 Event - 2 or more inches with 4 or more inches anticipated. PARKING RESTRICTIONS
Stage 2 Event - 6 inches with more anticipated. PARKING RESTRICTIONS
Stage 3 Event - More than city crews can keep up with. PARKING RESTRICTIONS
Please read the City Snow Response Plan for more information.
Water Conservation Tips
Did you know?
Estimated Faucet Leakage Rates (number of drips)
60 drops/minute=171 gallons/month
90 drops/minute = 257 gallons/month
120 drops/minute = 342 gallons/month
Make sure your home is leak-free. when you are certain that no water is being used, take a reading of the water meter. Wait 30 minutes and then take a second reading. If the meter readings change, you have a leak! You can call Pateros Water Department, 923-2571, if you need help finding your meter.
FAQ of the Pateros Water Department:
I am putting in a water softener, what is the hardness of Pateros Water?
April 2020 water tests was 294 mg/l or 17.2 gpg
Other IOCs (4.28.2020)
Sodium 20.8 mg/L
Conductivity 649 umhos/cm
Turbidity 0.12 NTU
Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) 418 mg/L
Magnesium 18.2 mg/L
Calcium 87.9 mg/L
What is the pH of Pateros Water?
pH of 7.2. (A test taken on 6/26/2020 at Pateros Public Works Lab)