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On the Snohomish County side at 3850 Monte Villa Parkway, with an indoor pool and hot tub, an on site restaurant and free parking, about a 10 minute drive from Woodinville wine country. Guests must be 21 to check in.
The East Benton County Historical Society runs this museum in Kennewick's oldest park, and its petrified wood floor is the reason to look down. Exhibits cover east Benton County history, there is a section for kids, and it also books escape rooms.
The museum lives in the Hannan House at the Park at Bothell Landing, alongside an 1885 schoolhouse and the 1884 Beckstrom log cabin. The buildings open Sundays from 1 to 4 PM, April through October, and admission is free.
William James Bookseller stocks a deep selection of used and out of print books along Water Street in Port Townsend.
A neighborhood craft beer bar, bottle shop, and restaurant on N. 26th Street in the Proctor District. Dozens of Washington and Pacific Northwest taps, handmade sandwiches, and a cozy fireplace room make it the perfect end to any Proctor day trip.
The Olympia Seafood Company brings fresh Pacific Northwest catch to a neighborhood fish market on Columbia Street in downtown Olympia.
Wenatchee's smoked meat specialist on North Wenatchee Avenue. Order the brisket.
A waterfront espresso bar on the ground floor of the Northwest Maritime Center, with windows that slide open onto the plaza above Point Hudson marina, pouring Olympia Coffee since 2012.
A welcoming brewpub in the heart of Vashon town with great natural light, bar and table seating, and a rotating tap list poured by the founder himself.
An independent bookshop a block from the Gig Harbor waterfront, carrying new fiction and nonfiction for every age and hosting six book clubs, author events and story time.
Narrative Coffee is a specialty coffee shop and roaster in downtown Everett on Wetmore Avenue.
The W.W. Seymour Botanical Conservatory is one of only three Victorian style glass houses on the West Coast, set in Tacoma's Wright Park with rotating seasonal floral displays and free admission.
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