Dan Morrill: It’s a small maritime museum with a lot of small craft. The whale skeleton is super cool along with the marble globe. They have Cousteau’s wet suit too. Neat place to visit. There was no fee to enter when we arrived.
Aplih A: This waterfront park is a gem in this charming Scandinavian town! This park is the perfect blend of natural beauty and convenience. Just a short stroll from shopping stores and restaurants, it offers breathtaking views of the water that never get old. The picnic area is ideal for relaxing or enjoying a meal with a view, bird watching and the boardwalk is a lovely spot for a peaceful walk by the water. The addition of live music adds a vibrant touch, making it an even more delightful place to visit. Whether youre looking to unwind, explore, or simply take in the scenery, this park is a must-see. Truly a wonderful place to spend time!
Thomasita: This was a nice little hidden gem to explore. A small lighthouse as far as lighthouses go, but still fun to view. There is a small sandy beach with tons of driftwood and small rocks. A great view of Mt. Rainier, the Puget Sound and boats of all kinds going by. We took the walking path through the wooded area that was a small jaunt from the parking lot and picnic area. I am not sure how long the installation is there, but the troll wood sculpture was super fun to see.
Mauricio Aspee: Nice little Island in the South Sound to visit. Eagles and Ospreys flying abound, with a rocky beach on the south to explore and a white Sandy Beach to the North, theres plenty of fun to be had for beach combing or exploring the island. Such a delightful way to spend an afternoon.
Grossman Julissa “Julie”: I enjoyed it so much and it is so cute especially at night since they have something lit up on the house and it is all done outside so no tickets needed
BEE S.: Attracts a strange crowd of people, dont let your kids go here alone in the evening for their safety. Fun to relax in the nature and take a quick walk!
Thedude: Looking for something to do in Ellensburg? Do you like Art? Do you like bottle caps and bike reflectors? Well if you do. Look no further than Dick and Janes! I have been stopping by here since I was a little guy. This place is amazing! Come check it out!
Its free and fun to admire from the sidewalk. No entrance onto the property.
Matthew Stevens: We go here once a year for a family reunion. The pool is nice, but its now closed on the day we go, so that is not as cool. The play structure is great and pretty new. We have a picnic and there are two shelters to use. You cant reserve anymore, so go early! A big field with shade trees is there and helpful for hot days. They have a bathroom with running water. They have a couple bbqs to use. 4 stars because it wasnt too clean and the old shelters need to be re roofed in the very least.
Alan Davison: The Clymer museum and the rodeo museum were both great experiences. If you are into western and cowboy stuff you will probably enjoy it. Kids may get bored so be prepared.
