- The list below includes 368 free or cheap things to do in or near Renton, Washington, including 90 different types of inexpensive activities like Parks, Hiking Trails, Movie Theaters and Bike Paths.
- From Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park to Phillip Arnold Park & Tapeworm Mt Bike Trail, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Renton and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Seattle, Puyallup, Kirkland and Bremerton.
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The recreational Beaver Lake Park offers 54 forested acres of land and is also home to Beaver Lake. The park has a picnic shelter, play structure, restrooms, and unpaved hiking paths.
12.4 Miles
A 16-screen movie theater, Century Federal Way displays first-run feature films using digital projection, RealD 3D and High Frame Rate 3D. The theater offers stadium seating, arcade games and a lobby cafe with food and beverages.
12.4 Miles
As an arcade, Tilt offers an assortment of games to choose from, including basketball, racing, claw machines, and more. Visitors can exchange tickets for gifts won from the games at the prize area.
12.5 Miles
Agua Verde Paddle Club combines a kayak and stand up paddle board rental facility with seaside dining in a casual atmosphere. Visitors can paddle around the bay and take in wildlife views, then return to the restaurant to dine.
12.6 Miles
Gas Works Park opened to the public in 1975 on lands that originally contained a plant that converted gas from coal. The 19-acre site includes picnic areas, a large play barn, and a stunning view of Seattle.
12.6 Miles
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31531 1st Ave S, Federal Way, WA 98003
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French Lake Off Leash Dog Park is a city approved, off leash dog park within a secluded wooden environment. The park is fenced, and is relatively large, offering dogs plenty of room to run and play.
12.6 Miles
A waterfront park, Marsh Park offers a paved jogging path that runs all along the lakefront. The park features picnic tables as well as a dock suitable for fishing or picnics.
12.6 Miles
The historic White River Valley Museum is a small museum that has the goal of preserving and sharing the history of the South King County area. The museum features a Caboose from the year 1924.
12.6 Miles
Home to White River Valley Museum, Les Gove Museum Park features a restored log cabin, turn of the century Main Street and a caboose. The park has a half-mile trail, spray pad, playground, fitness equipment and open grass fields.
12.7 Miles
Located in the woods, 16 acre Pine Lake Park offers plenty of picnic areas and recreational activities such as children play areas, a basketball court, and a baseball field. The lake offers opportunities for fishing, boating, and swimming.