- TripBuzz found 352 things to do with kids in or near Lynnwood, Washington, including 333 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Kirkland, Seattle, Bellevue and Everett.
- From PlayHappy Cafe... formerly known as Playdate Cafe to Lynnwood Bowl & Skate, the Lynnwood area offers 101 different types of family activities, including: Parks, Children's Play Area, Bowling and Playgrounds.
- Although it is one of the largest cities in Washington, many Lynwood residents commute to Seattle for work. Offering various amenities and community services, the city houses numerous parks and outdoor recreation spaces including golf courses, a skate park and hiking trails. Lynwood also has a regional mall and several shopping districts with unique boutiques and specialty shops.
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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.
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85 SE Jerome Street, Oak Harbor, WA 98277
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Vanderzicht Memorial Swimming Pool offers the opportunity for general swimming, lap swimming, swim aerobics and late night swims, with both single session fees and long term passes available. Children 3 and under swim for free.
36.4 Miles
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33663 Weyerhaeuser Way South, Federal Way, WA 98003
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This collection of bonsai has 60 bonsai from six Pacific Rim countries on display. There is a seasonal event calendar of speakers, tours and demonstrations.
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Open year-round, the Sequim Bay State Park is spread over 92-acres that includes 4,909 feet of saltwater coastline. Popular facilities offered by the park are the Olympic Discovery Trail, a baseball field, horseshoe pits, and a tennis court.
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34222 Pacific Hwy S, Federal Way, WA 98003
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A roller skating rink with over 25000 square feet of space, Pattison's West Skating Center features state of the art light and sound, as well as a giant gaming room.
36.5 Miles
Opened in 1959, Secoma Lanes has 32 bowling lanes and automatic scoring, and is host to several bowling leagues. Patrons can also watch television while they wait or order food in either the restaurant or the lounge.
36.6 Miles
Winding through woodlands and around a scenic harbor, Cushman Trail is popular with outdoor exercisers. Its paved surface provides a safe path for pedestrians, runners, dog walkers or bike riders to follow.
36.6 Miles
Grandview Forest Park is actually a passive-use wildlife park that is situated next to City Hall. Benches and walking trails are available to visitors along with public restroom facilities and on-site parking.
36.7 Miles
Situated in forested wetlands, West Hylebos Wetlands Park is home to over 100 bird species and features interpretive signs and two relocated log cabins. The park has a trail network suitable for walking, picnic areas and restroom facilities.
36.8 Miles
Opened in 1973, the Auburn Skate Connection is an indoor roller skating park with a retro, nostalgic feel. The facility offers roller skating lessons, and is available for birthday party rentals.