This lesser-known lake state park in Washington, located off the highway between Portland and Seattle, has idyllic fishing, camping, and boating.
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This 1.7 million-square-foot Washington mall boasts over 150 retailers, along with a range of dining options and other attractions for the whole family.
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Discover the last old-growth forest in Kitsap County and go on the hunt for squid and crabs in this underrated Washington state park known for its scenery.
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Not far from Portland, Oregon, this state park in Washington offers some of the country's best windsurfing and kiteboarding away from the ocean.
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This underrated stop between Seattle and Portland features temperate weather, scenic lakes, and easy access to parks, wildlife, and outdoor activities.
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This reserve in Eastern Washington, between Spokane and Coeur d'Alene, is a tucked-away park in forest full of great hiking and fishing opportunities.
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Several hours east of Seattle, this state park on the Columbia River is a green oasis in Washington's high desert, offering lush campsites and a unique hike.
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The Pacific Northwest is known for its peaceful nature escapes and beautiful parks, and there's a place on an island not far from Seattle you simply can't miss.
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This park is known for its well-maintained mountain bike trails that are fun for all skill levels, but there are also pretty hikes and gorgeous mountain views.
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We have created a well-balanced list of activities for adults yearning to explore Washington, D.C. Lace your boots and have a great day out!
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On Washington's Whidbey Island, this former WWII defense site offers blufftop viewpoints, hidden bunker remains, freshwater fishing, and seasonal camping.
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While everyone else heads to Mount Rainer, head to Washington's Mt. St. Helens for one of the coolest state parks, where you can even sleep in a yurt.
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If you're seeking a quiet escape in Washington, this state park offers cozy camping, a few miles of trails, and excellent fishing in the nearby river.
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Hop in a boat and sail up to this peaceful little getaway, with waterfront camping and all the quiet you need to escape for a long weekend.
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While many nearby islands are off-limits to humans, this one features rugged beachfront campsites that let you enjoy a night under the stars.
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This lake in the mountains of Washington may be small, but it's packed with fish and boasts a serene setting, with campgrounds conveniently located nearby.
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This Washington state park offers some true seclusion, with peaceful boating, hiking, camping, and more. It's great stop on a long boating trip.
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If you're looking for a nice place to walk or bike in Seattle, and you want a bunch of pretty views of the water, you are definitely in luck.
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Looking for an island in Washington state that doesn't require taking a ferry? You can drive to this artsy, beach-filled island near the San Juan Islands.
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This combination theme park and water park, the largest in Washington, is closing permanently in fall 2026 after nearly 50 years of operation.
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Even if you don't live near an ocean, there's a good chance that you're reasonably close to a lake in the U.S. these deep depths are ripe for exploration.
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If you're driving between Seattle and Tacoma you should stop at this family-friendly city with incredible botanical gardens and diverse dining options.
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If you're in the Pacific Northwest and looking for a relaxing weekend getaway with a scenic lake nearby to fish, hike, and kayak around, this one's a hit.
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While most tourists visiting Washington State might head to either Seattle or the Olympic Peninsula, one state park on a natural canal is an overlooked gem.
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It may be home to only 500 residents, but this small community has plenty to offer in the Pacific Northwest. Especially if you like outdoor fun.
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Golfers listen up: There's a world-famous island hole hidden in Washington's wine country, at resort community with rolling hills and a restaurant with views.
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While this state may not have Florida's reputation, it offers retirees stunning scenery, beautiful beaches, and an environment that encourages healthy living.
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