Life In Colville
Live Where You Serve
Colville, Washington, population 5,000, the county seat for Stevens County, is located 70 miles north of Spokane surrounded by a beautiful forested mountain landscape. Resident physicians will experience the best of small town living while developing close relationships with their patients and community.
Outdoor Adventure
Surrounded by hundreds of lakes, rivers, and forests perfect for fishing, boating, and camping
Access to miles of scenic trails for hiking, mountain biking, and exploring the Colville National Forest
Stunning destinations like Little Pend Oreille Wildlife Refuge and the Kettle River Range just a short drive away
Also check The City of Colville’s webpage for more information on your future home!
Small Town Charm
A friendly downtown filled with local shops, cozy cafes, and community events
Yep Kanum Park offers beautiful green spaces, playgrounds, and seasonal festivals
A welcoming community where neighbors know each other and life moves at a comfortable pace
Education & Innovation
A welcoming community with local schools, libraries, and educational programs that support lifelong learning
Colville Public Library and nearby educational centers offer resources, events, and activities for all ages
Opportunities for innovation, collaboration, and personal growth are just around the corner in this vibrant, small-town setting
Affordable Living
Colville offers a lower cost of living compared to larger cities, making it an attractive and affordable place to call home
A variety of housing options, from charming historic homes to peaceful rural properties
An ideal setting to build a career, raise a family, or enjoy a relaxed pace of life without the high costs of urban living
A Leader in Rural Residency Innovation
Providence Northeast Washington Medical Group established the first US Family Practice Rural Training Track in 1986. We are the longest operating rural family medicine training program in the country. Since our inception, many other rural training tracks have patterned their programs on the success achieved in Colville.
