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The Toyota Center opened in November 1988 as the Tri-Cities Coliseum to give the Tri-City Americans a home, and the Western Hockey League club still plays here. The Three Rivers Convention Center is next door, so game night pairs easily with a Grandridge hotel.
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.
McMenamins turned Bothell's 1931 Art Deco junior high into a 72 room hotel with its own brewery, a movie theater, small bars and the warm North Shore Lagoon pool, free for overnight guests. Main Street and the river trails are a walk away.
The pick for longer stays and families who want to cook: every suite has a full kitchen, hot breakfast is free each morning, and there is a seasonal outdoor pool and guest laundry. It is about three minutes from UW Bothell.
A Front Street shop for home decor with a vintage flair, built on time worn found objects, garden pieces and architectural salvage. Two resident dogs on the floor.
Ninety two acres in Phinney Ridge, and one of the earliest zoos anywhere to move its animals into naturalistic habitats.
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.
Adeline's Peonies is a Yakima Valley peony farm in the same family since 1933, selling cut flowers and roots and opening its Zillah field to visitors during the May and June bloom.
Rhubarb leans into Sumner's identity as the Rhubarb Pie Capital of the World with American comfort food and bar favorites, named for the crop that put the town on the map.
32 Below is a Renton dessert shop serving soft serve and bubble tea.
A celebrated donut shop in Westport, Washington known for unique fritter offerings that earned a feature on King 5 TV's Evening Magazine. A must-stop sweet treat on any Westport visit.
Colophon Cafe has been in the 1891 Knights of Pythias Building in Fairhaven since 1985, serving scratch baking, soups and a full bar. The remains of a hand operated Sears elevator still stand in the downstairs dining room.
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