- Our list of the best things to do in Spanaway, Washington, features the top 222 nearby activities — including 79 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Spanaway, WA has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Entertainment & Shows, Food & Drink, and Museums & Galleries.
- The results below include the top 6 things to do within the city of Spanaway, WA , followed by 216 popular activities in nearby cities, including Olympia, Tacoma, Lacey, Gig Harbor, Kent, Puyallup, Federal Way, Lakewood, Auburn, University Place, Seatac, Issaquah and Renton
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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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Table games, machines and bingo are among the options to visitors of Muckleshoot Casino. The casino offers the largest non-smoking Poker room in the state of Washington, complete with 32 Poker tables and tableside food service.
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Skansie Brothers Park is situated directly on the water and offers a large waterfront open space adjacent to Jerisich Dock. Facilities at the park include picnic tables, public restrooms, and a historic netshed.
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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.
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Gig Harbor Peninsula Symphony Orchestra provides opportunities to a small community, which include orchestra for large choral productions, professional instruction, outreach programs to introduce orchestral music in schools and preserve recordings.
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An 1100 seat theater, the Auburn Performing Arts Center hosts a variety of shows and productions, including ballets, plays, films, and other events. The Center is owned and operated by the Auburn School District.
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Encircled by forest and wetland areas, Woodland Creek Community Park provides 72 acres for recreational activities. Amenities include walking trails, picnic areas, a golf course, fishing, wildlife viewing, two playgrounds, and a community center.
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As a recreational park, Lake Lois Park provides visitors with a scenic trail that loops around its lake. The lake is open to fishing and has several picnic areas for visitors available on a first come first serve basic.
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Situated off 285 feet of waterfront, Long Lake Park offers a swimming beach, open grassy areas and wooded trails for outdoor recreation. Activities to enjoy include hiking, swimming, boating sand volleyball and picnicking.
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Permanent exhibits include the Jim and Carolyn Milgrad Maritime Gallery, the restored one-room midway school room, The Daylight Gallery, Rev. Charles F. Schreiner Showcase Gallery and the Annelise and Warder Stokes Gallery, with a variety of special exhibits throughout the year. Community projects bring history…