- 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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Located on 39.77 acres, Yauger Park was built by a retired Army colonel after whom the park is named. The park offers picnic tables and shelter, a basketball hoop, running track, playground, baseball fields and skate park.
46.1 Miles
Explore the network of trails and paths, have a picnic by the pond, let the kids play on the swings, or shop one of the three galleries of local works, enjoy the summer market or taste a variety of Whidbey Island wines.
47.2 Miles
79%
70 votes
State Route 121 to Tilley Road Southwest, Olympia, WA
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Spread over 842 acres, Millersylvania State Park is a very popular outdoor recreational site and camping park. In addition with the abundance of old-growth fir and cedar trees to enjoy, the park also has 3,300 feet of shoreline that runs along Deep Lake.
47.4 Miles
Exhibits in this small aviation museum are hands-off even though they're not roped off, except for non-working aircraft that are outside. Those can be physically explored. Inside the hangar there are a variety of working aircraft on display. The museum can be rented for special events, and AAA discounts apply.
47.4 Miles
Piper's Playground is an indoor facility. They offer 3 age different zoned climbing areas and a non-walker and infant Safe Zone. Piper's Playground also offers a play kitchen, workbench, a construction zone and ride-on toys.
47.6 Miles
Gardens, sculptures and walking trails are all found in the Monarch Sculpture Park. More than 140 different artists feature their art outdoors, and an indoor gallery features additional artistic works.
48.0 Miles
Marrowstone Point Lighthouse was built in 1918. It is the smallest lighthouse on Puget Sound. The Marrowstone Point Lighthouse is adjacent to Fort Flagler State Park. It continues to be an important navigational aid in north Puget Sound.
49.6 Miles
85%
47 votes
1370 Old Fort Townsend Rd, Port Townsend, WA 98368
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An overnight camping site, Fort Townsend State Park is ideal for hikers and outdoorsmen of all ages. Located on Port Townsend Bay, boating, swimming and saltwater fishing are also a popular activity at this locale.