- The list below includes 265 free or cheap things to do in or near Issaquah, Washington, including 90 different types of inexpensive activities like Hiking Trails, Parks, Movie Theaters and Farms & Ranches.
- From Poo Poo Point - Chirico Trail to Tiger Mountain, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Issaquah and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Seattle, Kirkland, Bellevue and Federal Way.
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Featuring outdoor paintball arenas, Doodlebug Sportz provides all the equipment necessary for visitors to experience a competitive paintball game. The outdoor field has tires, walls, and other obstacles to use for a tactical advantage.
26.3 Miles
Owned and maintained by the city, Haines Wharf Park is a multilevel park by the seaside. The park features picnic tables, careful landscaping, benches, and playground areas with swings, slides, and other equipment.
26.3 Miles
At Puyallup Children's Theater, visitors can enroll their children in classes for dancing, acting, singing, and more. The theater hosts performances starring the students of the academy in musicals and plays.
26.4 Miles
The completed area of the Centennial Trail covers approximately 30 miles with a 10-foot-wide multi-purpose trail and a 6-foot-wide equestrian trail. Multiple picnic tables and picnic shelters are also available to those utilizing the trails.
26.4 Miles
From tea parties to educational tours, visitors can learn about the life of early pioneers in the 1800s at Meeker Mansion. The interior of the mansion retains its original decor, with crown molding and stained glass.
26.4 Miles
Located on five acres of quiet residential land, Sam Peach Park is a neighborhood park offering a number of amenities for guests to enjoy. These include a ballfield, playground area, and walking path around the park.
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Tucked away in the downtown area, Pioneer Park has lots to offer in the way of outdoor recreation. Amenities include grassy areas for picnics and sports, a supervised wading pool and seasonal, community-sponsored events.
26.5 Miles
A 35-acre lakeside park, Thornton A. Sullivan Park offers swimming, fishing, boating in non-motorized boats, disc golf, a playground and wooded trails. They have BBQ pits, table tennis, on-duty lifeguards, restrooms and showers.
26.5 Miles
Located alongside the river it takes its name from, Pilchuk Park offers visitors 24 acres of community-managed green space. The park features benches that overlook the river, playgrounds, and restroom facilities.
26.6 Miles
The Blackman House Museum is the oldest standing building in the city of Snohomish. It was the home of one of the Blackman brothers, who started a sawmill there and was the first mayor. The museum primarily features period furniture.