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Olympia Washington...
The Fun Begins Here

Olympia Washington caters to some fine family attractions. This quaint community, hosting the State of Washington's government, has what it takes to make an enjoyable afternoon, a historical learning experience with family fun. Check out the possibilities.

Hands On Children's Museum
This is truly a creative piece of work, adults love this set up. There's over 50 interactive exhibits for kids from birth and up. We especially enjoy the water section. They are located across from the Capitol Building, a nice setting to enjoy a picnic lunch while participating at the museum. 11th Ave & Capitol Way, Olympia Washington...360-956-0818.

Olympia Farmer's Market District
This is the 2nd largest open-air market in the state featuring locally-grown produce, handmade crafts, food, performance stage, shops and restaurants. Open from Thursday-Sunday, April-October and Saturday-Sunday only November and December. 700 N Capitol Way, Olympia...360-352-9096.

State Capitol Campus
This is a great learning experience for the entire family. You can view the Tivoli fountain, memorials, government buildings and the landscaped grounds where plaques identify numerous species of trees. 14th & Capitol Way, Olympia...360-586-8687.

Timberland Regional Library
There are 5-libraries throughout Olympia that you can visit...1-800-562-6022.

The Painted Plate
Here's the place that you can drop in and create a one-of-a-kind work of art. 412 Washington St. SE, Olympia...360-705-2103.

Wolf Haven
Hourly guided walking tours. You'll observe wolves in a natural setting on this 80-acre preserve. 3111 Offut Lake Road, Tenino...360-264-4695.

Nisqually Wildlife Refuge
Hiking trails, wildlife, fishing and year-round environmental education opportunities. 100 Brown Farm RD. off I-5, exit 114...360-753-9467.

Olympic Flight Museum
7637 Old Hwy. 99 SE, Olympia...360-705-3925.

Bigelow House Museum
918 Glass Ave NE, Olympia...360-753-1215.

State Capitol Museum
Exhibits focus on Native American and pioneers. 211 W 21st Ave, Olympia...360-753-2580.

Heritage Park Fountain
A popular gathering place containing an interactive fountain with 47 dancing spouts of water. Water Street, Olympia Washington...360-753-8380.

Percival Landing
Bring a treat along as you walk this beautiful 1.5-mile boardwalk. You'll enjoy sweeping views of Budd Inlet and the Olympics, interpretive displays, public art, restaurants, a play area and picnic areas. Water Street, Olympia...360-753-8380.

Port Plaza & Viewing Tower
Outdoor stage, viewing tower and public plaza. The kids will truly enjoy the tower. Olympia's Waterfront Market District.

Priest Point Park
Picnic areas, playground and interpretive trails. East Bay Drive, Olympia...360-753-8380.

Yashiro Japanese Garden
You'll enjoy the picnic and play areas, and the trails along the falls. Off Deschutes Way & C St., Tumwater...360-754-4160.

Do You Have A Special Place?

Do you have a special place in Olympia Washington that you'd like to share with others? Contact us and we'll include it, provided it meets our family guidelines.

Enjoy Olympia,

The Editorial Staff

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