I found this on Google while planning a trip through the area and decided to stop and check it out…read more Although this is someone's house, they had a nice size parking area for visitors. We walked around the grassy area in the back and there were lots of different kinds of sculptures. I really liked the train. In the front, there are more pieces you can see from the road and a place to donate to the artist. The art spanned from the artists earlier work to more current pieces and I liked seeing the progression of his work. It was very creative and inspiring to see the way some things were used. It's a really cool stop and definitely worth the time if you're in the area.

Seriously one of the highlights of our trip to the PNW. It is so cool. The creativity and…read moreimagination of the artist is incredible! Lots of fabulous photo opportunities. Don't miss this!

This was the most immersive pioneer experience we have ever found. Kids can churn their own butter,…read moremilk a cow, there is black smithing, you get to use farm tools and washboards to wash clothes. The Native American tour was also so detailed. And the kids got to play Native American games and shoot arrows and spears! The kids also loved dressing up in pioneer clothes and native dresses! All of the tour guides were very knowledgeable and welcoming! Would definitely recommend!

Took all 4 kids here for a school outing. First time here, very professional staff, clean,…read moreinformative environment. Lots of hands on activities and lessons that adults and kids can all benefit from. Interaction with live animals, horse drawn wagon rides, candle making, blacksmith activities and more. Highly recommend!

Hiked Comet Falls with my fiancé and a couple of our best friends and absolutely loved the trail!…read moreI've only done a couple trails in MRNP but even if I had done more, I could see this still ranking as a favorite. We had a reservation for entry into the park before 9am and hit the trail early in the day to make sure we wouldn't have to deal with any lines. No issues! The trail is almost four miles roundtrip with a little over 1,200 feet in elevation gain. I wouldn't exactly call it a beginner hike because there's several steep and challenging parts, but it's nothing too bad. My legs were a little sore the next day but all in all it was a great workout. The falls at the end are absolutely gorgeous and hard to comprehend how tall they really are until you're standing right next to it! There's a ton of smaller falls along the way and glimpses of the mountains through the trees too which makes this a gorgeous hike pretty much the entire way. Like most people do, we made ourselves a lunch and enjoyed it at the end and watched the falls for a little while. 10/10 would do this trail again!

Oh wow...how has no one on Yelp written about Comet Falls??? Without a doubt, this trail and hiking…read moretowards majestic Comet Falls was one of THE BEST ACTIVITIES AND ATTRACTIONS I WITNESSED at Mount Rainier National Park! What a truly remarkable experience this was for me. I know most people, visitors and tourists would say the main attraction of Mount Rainier is Mount Rainier itself. But this hike to Comet Falls ABSOLUTELY WON ME OVER! I was simply thrilled with the 462 foot plunge of Comet Falls....which then cascaded into another small waterfall. Holy Smokes, when I visited...I was able to photograph both waterfalls (with Comet Falls being the main attraction) all within one entire picture. Seriously, it made for one truly humbling moment! Just some background information I can provide... First off, Comet Falls Trailhead was located literally right off the side of the road as I made my way from outside the entrance towards Mt. Rainier in the small town of Ashford, Washington. From the entrance station, it was about a 10 mile drive heading towards the Paradise Section of Mt. Rainier. Keep this in mind because there ARE NONE, ZERO SIGNS FOR COMET FALLS! Yes, I passed Comet Falls while heading towards the Henry Jackson Visitor Center. But while driving, there were a bunch of cars parked off the side of the road and this got my attention that something cool could be offered here. Along with using the park map, I did recognize the trailhead. In all, I'd say maybe there were only 10 parking spots available. That's how small the area was with limited parking availability. Also, this is VERY IMPORTANT. I hiked to Comet Falls in early afternoon around 1pm in the month of August. When I arrived at the falls in mid-late day....I had the sun at my back going with me. THIS WAS VITAL! Because as you'd expect for taking pictures, this was the perfect moment to grab photos! Absolutely perfect! Yeah it also helped that I hiked the trail on a beautifully sunny day. But coming here in the afternoon time made for the sun to be going with me and I thought my pictures came out stunningly well! Lol, this was so important to me...to not be facing against the sun and dealing with shadows. VISIT IN THE AFTERNOON! More info...Comet Falls Trail is a 3.8 mile round trip hike gaining about 900 feet in elevation. It's not really a hard hike...nothing out of the ordinary...but just so people know it wasn't the easiest hike. Along the way there's not much to view while hiking, just plenty of switchbacks. Right before I arrived at Comet Falls, there was a smaller waterfall area combined with crossing a bridge that some folks may believe is Comet Falls, but it's not. There'll be a clear sign saying - "Comet Falls 200 feet ahead". Still, some people did stop for a picture at these unnamed falls, but they paled in comparison to actual Comet Falls. And yeah when I arrived at Comet Falls, I was completely stunned how statuesque they appeared! For summer time there were still patches of snow on the ground which actually enhanced the surroundings. It wasn't too crowded during my time here and I was able to snap some terrific photos. Also, I easily climbed and got myself right underneath the falls...absolutely as good of an up close view as I could have asked for. I'd say it took me about 3 hours in total to hike Comet Falls. And I spent about 1 hour photographing and just hanging out in and among the falls. Comet Falls was truly special. To be able to get a thrilling introduction to this 462 foot waterfall, the highest waterfall at Mount Rainier, truly gave me the chills I felt quite lucky. And hiking here and spending a portion of the day was certainly worthwhile and one of the best memories I've had since visiting Mt. Rainier National Park. Hiking to Comet Falls is an absolute must!!!

This place is definitely out-of-the-way but they do an outstanding job. Two hours from Portland or…read moreSeattle, off Hwy 12 near Lake Mayfield. There are a large selection of really nice pumpkins, a great corn maze, pizza, elephant ears, hot dogs, fire pit, goblin egg slingshot game, and a very well done haunted forest. They put a lot of thought, time, and effort into this event and they have a lot of actors who do a great job of scaring guests. The line is long, but worth it. They create space between groups so you get your own surprises. If you like haunted venues, this was fun. Probably best for kids over 9-10 although younger kids were there. You can go through during the day when it is only props and no actors. Definitely worth the trip.

We took a group of 6 kids and 3 adults out Wed. Oct 5th 4:45pm-6:45pm. The sunflower patch is a…read morenice addition this year. I am not sure when they added the kids gift shack, the prices are great! They have day and nighttime Corn Maze, Halloween/Haunted Forest, Hayrides prices as well as a discount if you do all three. They have flashlights, T-shirts, Hoodies, Pumpkins, Corn Stalks, Gords, Cocoa, Candy, Gifts/Toys... for sale at good prices! They are 100's of pumpkins, a nice fire pit with chairs, clean port-a-potties and wash station, Goblin Egg Sling, and plenty of parking. The staff are always friendly and helpful. I come out here every year! We loved cutting sunflowers, and each picked out a pumpkin or three. Our rule is you have to be able to carry it to the scale/car yourself... LOL! The kids had a great time and did not want to leave! Thank you for the fun evening, we will be back again.

We were pleasantly surprised by the comfort, cost and ease of this theatre. Not going to Lie, but…read morewe were ready for cold cramped wooden Seats. (Old theatre style ) Instead they were warm, spacious and comfortable. It's the perfect place to wait out the rain or a wonderful way to spend a rainy evening out. We'll definitely be back.

I am a sucker for Classic Americana so when i had the opportunity to check this out in lieu of the…read morenew multiplex's I had to give it a shot. I was not disappointed. I had lived in Eatonville for a while and was unsure if they were open or it was another unfortunate case of classic America dying off, but it is only open regularly at 1900 every night or the matinee's at 2. I thought that they were also pretty good about showing the newest movie titles, they may not have it that day, but they will have it usually within a week if not sooner. I saw Jurassic World within a week of it coming out nationwide. This was something I was surprised about and I have checked their website and they generally stay on top of it. They had the new Hunger games out very quick. As to the theater itself it is great, you walk in and pay for your tickets at a window like you used too, and the person behind the glass is always nice, and they have a cash price which I think is $6.00 per person, and all of the drinks and popcorn are well priced as well. It is also fresh unlike many new ones where the popcorn you are eating this Saturday was popped before Orville Reddenbacher had peach fuzz. The value here is incredible. It has an old school feel with a the most up to date amenities save for the new recliners that are there. With that said there chairs are plush and extremely comfortable, so I did not feel as though I was missing anything. The armrests are nice and the drink holder will actually fit your drink and it is not cumbersome. The seats are also wide in comparison to their mainstream counterparts. I am a relatively large person frame wise but relatively lean and the seats fit me extremely well, but if you are larger there is usually another space available to accommodate if need be I would assume. That brings me to the best part, if you want a date Saturday night it is a great choice. If you want to be in a theater where it is only you and your date and MAYBE 2 other people go on a Monday or Tuesday night a week after the release. I did this and it was me and my girlfriend with a total of 5 people in the theater. It was amazing. All in all this theater is amazing and is my favorite theater even though Yelm opened the new one with recliners and beer. I prefer this one for the short lines, comfort, service, and quality of the place. The only advice I would give is the parking is streetside with a small parking lot so you may want to walk if you live in Eatonville, which is no big deal considering the town size, or find a another lot to park in such as the Napa close by, the Flower Shop, or many other options, just not Plaza as they are still open.

In my opinion, Rainier Speedway is the finest small dirt track in the NW. Exciting competition in…read moreall classes, easy to roam the pits and meet riders, great food & drinks, friendly club members. I suggest a stadium seat or soft pad, ear protection and a jacket. ENJOY!

Saturday Night Short Track Dirt Oval racing with Motorcycles, Quads and the new class of Outlaw…read moreCage Karts (From 5hp karts for the kids to 500cc powered motors for the adults with a cage body and wing to keep the kart planted on the ground for fast cornering). Upcoming Races for 2010 Summer Season - July 17th August 15th(WCS) August 21st September 18th (Big Pro Money Race)

Visited this Gallery the other day. Largest selection of delica beads in the area. Ms. Painter was…read morecourteous, helpful and extremely knowledgeable. Beautiful painted artwork of the old west and beaded artwork that you will never see elsewhere! Ms. Painter may have had difficulty hearing as she asked me to speak up but her knowledge in the world of beading is worth speaking up! CDC guidelines were followed all during my visit there.

I was in today on my way back from camping at Mount Rainier. Joan was polite and delightful. I…read morepicked up some really great photographs of local mountains at very reasonable prices. Joan even took the time to show me some photographs by a relatively new artist at her shop. I highly recommend stopping here if you're in the area.

We like to adventure somewhat locally on occasion and we picked Eatonville. This was our first…read morestop. It smells lovely outside and in the gift shop. We got to sample some of the wines and bought some goodies to bring home. There is also a little produce stand next to it. The ladies working at both were friendly and knowledgeable about all the products. Definitely worth the stop!

Cute hidden gem!…read more When we arrived, the owners greeted us and said we were here for a wine tasting and lavender viewing. Wine was exceptional. One of the most unique tastings we ever had that we had to buy a couple bottles. Im not a red wine drinker, but their Farmhouse Red wine was so smooth. It was a must buy and it was the husband's favorite. My favorite was their Lavender Honey Wine. Another must buy and can definitely be a great pairing with dessert. After our wine tasting, we were able to take the bottle we bought and pour ourselves a cup to enjoy while we view the lavender field. Their lavender field may be a bit smaller than other farms', but it is so relaxing to just watch and listen to the bees. They also have a wine vineyard you can explore, but we were more fascinated with all the little bumblebees and honeybees encircling the lavender field. Overall, we will definitely come back and check back out during their Christmas tree season!