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Top Hotels in Yakima Valley
- 1. Baymont by Wyndham Yakima
- 2. Comfort Suites Yakima
- 3. Oxford Suites Yakima
- 4. Best Western Plus Grapevine Inn
- 5. Days Inn by Wyndham Yakima
- 6. Home2 Suites by Hilton Yakima Airport
- 7. Best Western Plus The Inn At Horse Heaven
- 8. Best Western Plus Yakima Hotel
- 9. The Hotel Maison
- 10. Best Western Plus Vintage Valley Inn
The 10 Best Things to do Good for Kids in , Yakima Valley
Discover the best top things to do in , United States including Red Mountain Trails, Yakama Nation Cultural Center, Northern Pacific Railway Museum, Yakima Valley Museum, The teapot Dome Gas Station, Bill's Berry Farm, Toppenish Murals, Yakima Area Arboretum & Botanical Garden, Boulder Cave Trail, Fort Simcoe State Park.
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1. Red Mountain Trails
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 129 reviews
Red Mountain Trails offers trail riding and wagon ride tours of Red Mountain vineyards and wineries. Enjoy a wagon ride dinner as the sun sets over the vineyards, or take a ride on our wonderful trail horses.
2. Yakama Nation Cultural Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
This cultural center offers a look into the culture of the Yakama Indians.
3. Northern Pacific Railway Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
The museum depicts the era of the Northern Pacific Railway in its earlier years. We have early steam locomotives, freight cars used at the turn of the century, and passenger cars of the North Coast Limited on display. Docent tours are recommended and require a reservation so a representative can be available.
Reviewed By CATXWASteveG - Yakima, United States
This is a surprise - we went during Christmas and they had model trains running of all sizes AND we rode on a real train in a caboose AND they had hands-on wooden play sets for young folks AND they had food AND they had Santa. The model trains that were on display and running are overwhelmingly entertaining. I have no idea how 2 hours elapsed. I wish I had thought to take more photos, I was too busy having fun. This is a worthwhile destination and it stands on it own, it is worth going to specifically, travel to this town just to see this? Yes! This review will fade into oblivion as other, newer, reviews take it's place, but since you're here why don't you add a nice rating if you have some nice words to say (and remember what your Mom always said, "If you have nothing nice to say don't say anything"). Great to see businesses thrive in the Yakima area. Let's support Things To Do here just by being Yakima-friendly.
4. Yakima Valley Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By ecstrozyk
Being a former teacher, I always look for place to explore local history. The museum does that for sure. You pick up some great insights into Yakima and the local area. We take out of town visitors here often.
5. The teapot Dome Gas Station
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By sharonfN4418HG - Poulsbo, United States
You can visit any day, but the building is only open Saturdays from 10 to 4. Fun souvenirs are available as well as postcards (for those who still know what those are). A reminder that government scandals can happen in any administration.
6. Bill's Berry Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
We are all about Farm Fresh Produce and Family Fun! We are a Pick-your-own fruit farm open May to December and featuring organic and biologically grown fruit. Blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, strawberries, Red and Rainier cherries, peaches, plums, apricots, nectarines, apples, pumpkins, squash and gourds. Farm store with fresh made frozen take-n-bake fruit pies, frozen fruit, picked fruit, bottled food products and country decor. Children's activities include playgrounds, animal farm and much, much more. Fresh Hot donuts available every Saturday and all festival days. Summer fruit festivals in May, June, July and August and a huge fall festival in late September and October. See website for current hours and activities.
Reviewed By X1322ZWheidis - Yakima, United States
We have come here several times for their different "festivals". They will have an opportunity for U-pick fruit, depending on what is in season during their festivals. They offer hay rides, horseback rides, fresh, hot donuts, cider and a wonderful barn full of local-themed decor and other items. My girls and I enjoy the hay ride around the grounds and the petting zoo, too. If you are visiting the Yakima or Lower Valley in summer or fall, don't miss this fun and adorable opportunity.
7. Toppenish Murals
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By KweqSmanit - Seattle, United States
Toppenish has many murals located in town and some are newer and brighter whereas others are older and more faded but all are very nice and interesting to look at from both a historical sense and as well an artistic sense. Most deal with the town and its past and its history and indians and frontier days, local historical figures, the fruit growing industry of the area and so on.But all are interesting or worth viewing. Something that I found interesting is that there are no public tax dollars used to place any murals up in the town. They are all done through private donations and private citizens support.
8. Yakima Area Arboretum & Botanical Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By CATXWASteveG - Yakima, United States
Always beautiful, and a great outdoor activity. Now that the fall colors are turning, this place is probably at its best. Explore the grounds, and look for the one connecting point to the Greenway paved walking path. Leave plenty of time and explore that as well while you're here. This review will fade as other, newer, reviews take its place, but if you end up coming here and agree, do us all a favor and add a nice rating and some nice words to say (and remember what your Mom always said, "If you have nothing nice to say don't say anything"). Great to see quality things to do thrive in Yakima.
9. Boulder Cave Trail
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 30 reviews
Located in the Naches Ranger District, this is an easy hiking trail that is less than a mile in length.
Reviewed By HistoryTeacher07
I last visited Boulder Cave as a 6th header and had a wonderful time. The cave was dark and a little scary (no sound or light is disorienting) but it was a great tome. We hiked the trail, had lunch, and learned about cave ecosystems and the geology of the area. I loved it. My nephew is finally old enough to share the same experience. The school doesn’t do field trips much anymore, but he loved the trail! We were saddened to learn that the bats on the cave are endangered, mostly by human activity. If you go to the cave, make sure to follow all of the instructions and do not disturb the bats. There were a bunch of teenagers (hold the boomer jokes) who were waving their flashlights around and yelling in the cave. Not cool. Overall, great experience. If you have kids between 5-10 it’s a great walk and doable in an afternoon. Highly recommend.
10. Fort Simcoe State Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 37 reviews
This is the site of a former U.S. Army fort built during the 1850s.
Reviewed By martyswillis - Minneapolis, United States
Grew up knowing of such an amazing place and piece of history so proud to have been able to visit this as an adult to appreciate the history far more than as a child
