Facility Type:
Rural Health Clinic
Community Type:
Rural
Community/Service Population:
0 - 2,500 / 0 - 2,500
Community Information:
The City of Tulelake was established in 1937 in anticipation of City services needed to expand the Federal Government’s Bureau of Reclamation Irrigation Projects for the development of Klamath and Tule Lake Basin farm grounds. After World War II, a land lottery was held for Veterans who won 80 and 160 acres for field preparation and cultivation for potatoes, onions, horseradish, mint, alfalfa, grain, and most recently, strawberry and raspberry plants. Essentially, the City of Tulelake was “Built by Veterans.” Thus, Tulelake started to boom, attracting local businesses and providing services for farmers and their families. The city is also known as the “Gateway to the Lava Beds” or the “Gateway to Adventure.” Today, still an agricultural community, the town continues to be supported by businesses and services for the farmers, duck and goose hunters, tourists visiting the Klamath and Tule Lake Wildlife Refuges, the Lava Beds National Monument, and Medicine Lake. Another attraction in the vicinity is the Siskiyou County Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair, which occurs the second weekend in September. A local historical museum is housed at the Fairgrounds office and is open during the Summer from 8:00 am until 5:00 pm and during the winter from 9:00 am until 4:00 or by appointment. Stop in for a visit and enjoy some of the rural elements only a country town offers!
Tulelake, California, is a short 30-minute drive from Klamath Falls, OR.
Community Selling Points:
Access to Larger Community, Recreational Opportunities, Climate, Internet Access, Community Need/Support of Health Professional
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