PJ Priestley: This is an amazing place. LR (Lone Railroad) is the curator, he is a wealth of knowledge! We even managed to get Mount Helenes ash there. We played with the Telegraph. We got to feel the building shake as one of the trains passed. LR says there are 33 to 50+ trains that pass within 6 feet of the building.
I loved everything there, bought hats and hoping he gets out t-shirts in soon!
If I had the time I would volunteer to become a curator there.
I hope that some how both Ritzville joins forces with other railroad museums so that you can see these fantastic railroads by train.
I just cant tell you how much I love this place.
Claudio Berti: While a small outcrop, the site is absolutely worth the visit. Easy access from the road. To fully enjoy the petroglyphs you need to be able to scramble around, but a subset can be seen from the access trail with little effort.
Please respect the place!
Emilio Pena: Nice scenic park with cool a cool historical meaning. My dog stepped in some broken glass along the trail and cut his paw so definitely beware taking your pups at the park or walking barefoot.
Ray b: This museum is fantastic! Its 6 There are a lot of interactive exhibits and old toys for the kids. A treasure trove of old artifacts. A full size interactive telephone switchboard! The escape the museum challenge was fun. There are a ton of old county records as well. 1902 sears catalog, yep got that too!
Les Herrera: Clover Island Lighthouse is a hidden gem in Kennewick that’s worth a visit if you’re in the area. The views of the Columbia River are fantastic, especially at sunset. It’s a peaceful spot to take a walk, enjoy the fresh air, and snap some photos. The lighthouse itself is small but charming, adding a nice touch to the island. There’s also a few informative plaques about the history of the area, which adds to the experience.
Parking is easy, and the area is well-maintained. The only downside is that it’s not a functioning lighthouse, so don’t expect to see any light beams sweeping across the river. But if you’re looking for a quiet, scenic place to relax for a while, Clover Island is a great choice.
Ashley Josten: Never knew this was here. There was a little basketball court and nothing else. No bathroom or anything. I think it would be great if they built a bridge and made it go to the other trail across the pond.
L Foxtrot: Our favorite place to play. So much to do and so very inclusive. Theres special equipment to accommodate all ages and disabilities. Theres a splash pad, musical equipment, a maze, and lots of benches for mamas. The history behind the place is fascinating and I highly recommend reading the sign about its creation
Sthefany Barron: Great place to have some fun and be creative! Photographers, artists, influencers, and even families with small children. This a cute place to capture pictures of your little ones. Each backdrop is unique to itself and even has props you can interact with. You will find yourself trying to capture as many pictures as possible. Highly recommend!
