Sunbanks Lake Resort is the most unique lake resort destination in Eastern Washington. Whether its a day on the boat, or a quiet night in luxury, this resort has everything you and your family needs to enjoy a perfect vacation getaway.

This large, hillside villa offers five bedrooms, two baths and can sleep up to twelve guests comfortably. The villa is completely equipped with comfortable furniture, beds, linens, and towels. Upon entering the home, you will notice the bright orange accent wall with a wood fireplace where you can warm up and enjoy the lake views. The living room is open to the kitchen and dining area where you can socialize with your guests while preparing your meals. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you will need for all your home cooked meals. In the mornings, serve breakfast buffet style at the breakfast bar, which can also be used as additional dining space, if needed. Accommodations in this villa include four queen beds, two twins and a queen sleeper sofa. In addition, you will love the big deck and barbecue for family dining or just lounging out in the sun or overseeing the gorgeous scenery.

Located on beautiful Banks Lake near Grand Coulee, Sunbanks has 27 miles of natural scenic beauty ideal for camping, water sports, fishing, or any type of outdoor activity. You will have full access to all resort amenities, including beaches, swimming areas, boat docks and rentals, water skiing, picnic pavilion, restaurant, bar, store and even an espresso cafe. In late spring and early autumn, Sunbanks hosts its own rootin' tootin' blues festival. No matter when you come to Sunbanks you are sure to have a fun family time.

Located in the middle of the state of Washington, Sunlakes is easy to get to from anywhere. Just a 4 hour drive from Seattle and less than 2 hours from Spokane, good roads, wide open spaces and a pleasant drive will get you to any activity you are looking for. Experience Seattle's main attractions which includes Pike’s Place, Woodland Park Zoo, Space Needle, Quest Field (Home to the NFL Seahawks) and Safeco Fields (Home to the Seattle Mariners.)