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Hight rate 19 location for tourist in Wenatchee, WA, USA
06-2025 Burch Mountain - Eagle Rock in Hight rate 19 location for tourist in Wenatchee, WA, USAChase Park - Wenatchee music good: There is no castle like in the pics this is all u get Wenatchee has so much more to offer your children!!!
Pioneer Park - wenatchee - Wenatchee Debbie Hilva: Two workers sit in a truck with a pressure washer in the back doing nothing while theres what looks blood in the skate park track, and directly on the other side of the building are exposed wires. Nice work... I think we can do better
Cashmere Museum and Pioneer Village - Cashmere Michael: What began as a bathroom pitstop became an hour and half surprisingly awesome walk through Washington history. They have all the legit antiques from generations before along with plenty of artifacts on display. My kids loved the pioneer village outside with all the different cabins/shops. Definitely worth a visit on the way to Chelan!
Eastmont Stadium - East Wenatchee Justin Linerud: Very fun place to play with the family. We call it the squishy park because In the toy area the artificial turff is soft and squishy.
Centennial Park - wenatchee - Wenatchee Christina Aldaco-Dilan: We came for La Terraza on the Ave (Hispanic heritage festival). It was very nice. We will definitely come back. The vendors were awesome. Food was great. Picked up a few nice things.
Washington Park - Wenatchee Thomas Cumpton: Its always a great park to take your kids to nice little play ground and lots of seating for adults
Curlew Lake State Park - Republic Mariah Konchan: The park was nice. The bathrooms/showers were always clean. There was only a little hiking, and it was not a lot of space per each campsite, which was why it lost one star. But overall a good time. We visited in early August so no fires allowed. Check-in process was simple and thorough.
Stonerose Interpretive Center & Eocene Fossil Site - Republic Andy Jones: The museum was being refurbished, so I can only comment on dig site - it was fun! Bring your own tools, pretty much any chisel will work. Site is in full sun so be prepared. You can leave site (lunch) and return. The site is short walk (200 yds?) from museum, disabled parking at dig. Pretty much 100% you will find some sort of fossil, likely fern or leaf, even without tools.
