Have an Unforgettable Family Vacation in Washington This Year
Summer is just around the corner, and Washington State has endless options for fun family getaways. Take a road trip from the Columbia River Gorge to the Pacific Ocean, find outdoor adventures in the Methow Valley, hit the water in Lake Chelan, or plan an urban escape to Spokane. No matter what type of family adventure is calling, Washington has you covered.
Seattle's Chinatown-International District has tons of dining options ranging from authentic cuisine to fusion restaurants, all within a few blocks.
From snacking on dumplings during a dim sum experience to tasting traditional Japanese cuisine at an award-winning restaurant, check out these recommendations from a Seattle local.
Washington State is an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts and beer lovers alike.
Whether you want to pair breathtaking views of Mount Baker with a pint and pizza at North Fork Brewery or venture into the backcountry before grabbing a Bavarian-style beer and pretzel at Icicle Brewing Company in Leavenworth, you’ll find plenty of great hike and brewery combos.
Richland, Kennewick, and Pasco sit at the confluence of three rivers, offering plenty of outdoor recreation, as well as rich history and a thriving wine and food scene.
Explore historic downtown Kennewick, spend an afternoon wine tasting in the Red Mountain AVA, or visit the REACH Museum to learn about the area's history.
Explore scenic rivers and bays via paddle this summer along one of Washington's water trails. Designed as a resource for paddlers and human-powered watercraft, you’ll find public beach access, boat-in campsites, and more.
In June, the Kitsap Peninsula National Water Trail celebrates its 10th anniversary, making it the perfect time to plan your own water trail adventure.
Named by USA Today as one of the “Top 10 Great Places to See Art in Smaller Cities,” the Tacoma Art Museum has developed a national reputation for presenting art in a thought-provoking yet accessible manner, with a strong commitment to Northwest art.