- TripBuzz found 342 things to do with kids in or near Woodinville, Washington, including 337 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Kirkland, Seattle, Issaquah and Bellevue.
- From Gold Creek Trout Farm to Get In The Wild Adventures, the Woodinville area offers 100 different types of family activities, including: Other Adventures, Theaters, Gardens and Pond.
- Sitting on the Sammamish River, Woodinville is a suburb of Seattle. Considered part of Washington Wine Country, the town is home to numerous wineries and breweries with most featuring tastings, dinners and/or entertainment. Further, for food and culinary enthusiasts, Woodinville offers shopping at both a farmer's market and herb farm.
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Located on eight acres, Snoqualmie Point Park is a nature area providing hiking trails and views of Snoqualmie Valley, Mount Si and the Cascade Mountains. The park has areas suitable for picnics and an amphitheater for concerts and other events.
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Poulsbo Fish Park is a 20.73 acre park featuring a scenic boardwalk. The park offers nature hiking trails, walking paths, an arboretum, viewing platforms, and interpretive signs. The park is home to various wildlife and is suitable for bird watching.
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PO Box 136, Langley, WA 98260
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Situated on Whidbey Island, the South Whidbey Park & Recreation District covers multiple recreation facilities, including four baseball fields, five soccer fields, and two full playgrounds. There is even a complete wooden castle play structure in its own park area.
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A movie theater featuring 14 auditoriums, Regal Marysville 14 displays first-run feature films using digital projection. The theater offers stadium seating, arcade games, 3D movies and a snack bar with food and drinks.
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Built in 1937, The Clyde Theater is a local centerpiece among history, Today's patrons can experience the class from ages past with modern movies, a number of special events, and private gatherings.
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Nelson Park contains a playground for small children and a covered area with picnic tables, while also providing a look back into the history of the area. The park includes a cabin with artifacts dating back to the late 1800s.
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South Whidbey Historical Society is a museum open on Saturday and Sunday afternoons and free to the public. They house a collection of items related to the area and their gift shop also features relevant books.
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Housed with the Martinson cabin, a 100-year old building, the Martinson House Museum offers a view of Washington State at the turn of the 20th century. The museum features a collection of artifacts dating from the 1880s to 1930.
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This off the leash dog park is also a great place for clamming, rock collecting, ship and eagle watching, and offers sensational beach access. The 4th of July celebration is alternative, with locals bringing their own fireworks.
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A children's play area, hiking trails and picnic shelters are popular features of Illahee State Park. Guests can also make use of camping sites and boat ramps for additional outdoor fun.