- TripBuzz found 192 things to do with kids in or near Snoqualmie, Washington, including 180 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Kirkland, Issaquah, Bellevue and Kent.
- From Emerging Rivers Guide Services to Day Out With Thomas, the Snoqualmie area offers 95 different types of family activities, including: Train Tours, Race Car Driving, Bowling and Specialty Museums.
- The city of Snoqualmie is situated next to the scenic Snoqualmie Falls, a spectacular 268-foot cascade that rushes over granite cliffs. Located in Washington's west central region, the cities second most prominent attraction next to the falls is its historic downtown district with structures built as early as 1889. Visitors enjoy the outdoor recreation, breathtaking views and rich history of the city.
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Capitol Hill is a residential district with one of the city's most prominent nightlife and entertainment venues. The Hill is dotted with coffeehouses, taverns and bars to appeal to all types of groups.
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With capacity to hold 72,000 people, Century Link Field contains 48 concession areas and 11 elevators to maintain a smooth flowing venue. The field hosts the local Seattle Seahawks and also offers private and group tours.
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Enjoy the downtown Seattle skyline while watching a game, or take a tour of the stadium and get to see the dugout, field, press box, and other normally restricted areas of the Mariner's home base.
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What once served as the heart of the city, Pioneer Square is a walk riddled with history. The square is home of art museums, fashion boutiques, and food from all parts of the world.
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The White River Amphitheatre is a performance venue that hosts concerts throughout the year and is accessible via shuttle bus or car. The location also sells food and beverages for attendees that are seeking refreshments.
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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.
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Spread over 13 acres, Miner's Corner County Park is the first fully accessible park in the area, including an accessible playground with a sand and water play habitat. Multiple paths and play spaces are positioned through the natural woodlands, and there is a 10-foot tall wheelchair accessible lookout tower.
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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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In the mid-1970s, the Auburn Ave Theatre was converted from a cinema to a performing arts venue. The site now hosts dance performances, live music, children's shows, and quality theater for the local community.