WELCOME to Lake Tyee!!! Come discover one of the "best
kept secrets" in the Pacific Northwest.
Nestled in the North Cascade Mountains, near the border between the United States and Canada, a serene lake
rests in the shadow of snow-capped Mt. Baker. Bald eagles often soar overhead. It is not unusual for an evening grosbeak,
sitting on a twig, to observe a lone fisherman in his canoe, as he glides silently across the Lake.
Lake
Tyee is among the largest recreational communities in Washington State. A 55 acre lake is surrounded by
520 acres of woodland. Intermingled among the trees are 886 camping lots, where people enjoy campfires, games, hiking, fishing,
and a variety of social activities. Members own the title deed to their own lot, allowing them to use the park facilities
for up to 210 days during the year. The park is a recreational community and does not offer permanent residence. It is open
year round for both summer and winter recreation. Here, people respect and live in harmony with nature.
