- The list below includes 3 free or cheap things to do in or near Dayton, Washington, including 22 different types of inexpensive activities like Farms & Ranches, History Museums, Movie Theaters and Art Gallery.
- From Monteillet Fromagerie - Day Course to Rooks Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Dayton and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Walla Walla.
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Those who partake in the Monteillet Fromagerie - Day Course are able to learn a wide range of cheese-making techniques. The course also includes a cheese and wine tasting along with a tour of the farm operations.
21.5 Miles
Large open spaces and secluded nooks can both be found at Rooks Park. Situated on 18 acres, the park offers picnic areas, a playground, sand volleyball court, drinking water and much more.
25.0 Miles
Jumpin' Jellybeanz is an indoor family bounce play area, with a parents' lounge area and food and drink available. Structures include slides and inflatable obstacle courses.
26.9 Miles
This pioneer town museum of 16 buildings has a research library, an art gallery and 34,000 artifacts. Some of the buildings are original structures while others are replicas.
30.6 Miles
The small museum is merely a side attraction to the Whitman Memorial Shaft, mass grave site and the original mission site. Gazeboed picnic tables are available as first come first serve and there is a small book store.
31.9 Miles
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15 votes
84322 Hwy 11, Milton Freewater, OR 97862
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A great place for families, the Milton Freewater Drive-in Movie Theater is an interesting place to watch movies without ever leaving your car. It is advisable for people to get there early to get a good parking spot.
38.5 Miles
Camping is a popular activity at Wawawai County Park. Guests also enjoy picnicking, fishing and water sports at this 49-acre park. Open 7 am to dusk and for overnight camping year round.
43.7 Miles
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16 votes
5600 Hellsgate Road, Hellsgate State Park, Lewiston, ID 83501
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Dedicated to the life and times of the Outdoor Life Magazine writer, the Jack O'Connor Center houses O'Connor's mounted wildlife collection as well as photographs and memorabilia. The center features a gift shop with clothing, merchandise and O'Connor's books.
43.8 Miles
Hells Gate State Park is situated on the river bottom left from Ice Age floods and contains remains of pit houses that formed a Nez Perce Village. Activities at the park include boating, swimming, cycling, hiking, and horseback riding.
44.5 Miles
This micro-brewery offers a selection of 6 custom brew beers to be enjoyed either in the relaxed bring your own food tavern environment or on the smoking deck. Coloring books, kids games and family games are provided to make it a family experience.