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The only Victorian bed and breakfast in Puyallup, with period decor that pairs naturally with a Meeker Mansion visit and a smaller, more personal feel than the chain hotels near the Fairgrounds.
Campbell's Resort anchors the downtown Chelan waterfront with lakeside rooms, a private beach, and the Pub and Veranda dining room open to resort guests and visitors alike.
Slidewaters has run its hillside waterpark above Lake Chelan since 1983 with waterslides, a lazy river, a swimming pool, and lake views from nearly every deck. Open Memorial Day through Labor Day.
North Bend's own craft brewery in the 1920s Glazier's Dry Goods building, an all ages taproom with hazy IPAs, sours, a fire pit facing Mount Si and a food truck schedule.
Hawaiian style açaí bowls, smoothies and coffee on Olympia's west side, grown from the Lava Bowlz food truck by an owner from Kailua, Oahu.
Leavenworth Adventure Park runs Washington's first alpine coaster with 2,700 feet of track, plus a climbing wall, gem mining, and a bungee trampoline on Icicle Road five minutes from Front Street.
Kulshan Brewing's Trackside Beer Garden is an outdoor waterfront venue hosting live music, jazz nights, and community events throughout the year in Bellingham.
The Cle Elum Telephone Museum at 221 E 1st Street is widely cited as the oldest complete telephone museum west of the Mississippi, covering telephone history from 1876 through 1970. Cle Elum was one of the last cities in the country to operate a manual switchboard. Open Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day Weekend noon to 4 PM.
Matchless Brewing pours its small batch lineup from a taproom on River Drive in Tumwater, part of the brewing revival in the old home of Olympia Beer.
Tacoma's 6th Avenue roaster since 2011, named for a family cat, now with more seating since the roasting moved to a restored 1928 furniture building on South Tacoma Way in 2024.
The Jefferson County Historical Society Museum tells the story of Port Townsend through exhibits on Victorian architecture, maritime history, and the region's indigenous cultures.
Soak on the Sound is a waterfront hot tub and sauna spa in Port Townsend offering private outdoor soaking tubs with views over the Puget Sound.
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