Living on the Yakama Nation Reservation in Washington is a unique experience. The reservation is comprised of over 1.3 million acres of land and stretches across four counties, offering stunning views of the Cascade Mountains and the Columbia River. The Yakama people are known for their strong culture, which includes traditional language, fishing and hunting practices, arts and crafts, and ceremonies. Residents enjoy a number of outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, fishing, swimming, wildlife watching, horseback riding, kayaking and more. In addition to the natural beauty of the area, there are many interesting historical sites to explore throughout the reservation including Fort Simcoe State Park. With a vibrant community full of friendly faces and beautiful scenery it is easy to see why living on Yakama Nation Reservation is such an amazing experience!