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4.0 (12 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Oh my Gosh what a great time. They really went out of their way to make our day great. Highly recommend them.

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“The owner was super easy to work with and we even got to introduce him to our new honey-hole to wakeboard and jet ski!”

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Columbia Kayak Adventures - Come down and paddle with us at Howard Amon Park

Columbia Kayak Adventures

4.6(5 reviews)
0.4 km

My Inuit brothers were beckoning me. It was hot, and the invention of the Inuit people of the…read morefrigid cold north would prove to be what the doctor ordered on this hot hOt HoT HOT day. It was so hot! I wish I had a walk-in icebox in my kitchen. What to do, what to do? I wanted to jump in a stream and fly fish, but it was too late. But then, I thought of an item on my To-Do List: kayaking. Yes, props has to be given to fellow Yelpers Soyon K. & Chris F., for putting this business on my radar. I've generally stayed away from the river during the summer like the plague---too crowded, noisy (& hella annoying) jet skiers, and much better options a short drive away. But I had to cool off...and get a work out. I went for two hours for $30, which included all the equipment you'd need and a bottle of water. This was all I could go for since they were only open for two hours. I put in at Howard Amon Park. Now, I've never kayaked before. I had hopes of going all over the place in two hours: paddle up to the Hanford Reach, kayaking up the Yakima, etc. I obviously don't know my abilities very well. The person helping me out suggested something a little less ambitious. I ended up paddling upriver to an island off of Leslie Grove Park--she said some people can't even make it there! This scared me, so I pointed my kayak upward and toward the island. Oh yeah, it's a good workout---remember, use your whole body to paddle or your shoulders will explode! I braved a few waves from boats, and a little bit of slimy plant life, but I managed to make it to the island in: 25min! Jeez, so now I had some time to kill. I ended up paddling around the island (tried to feed some snacks to a flock of Canadian geese, but they raised their noses at me). I then beached and had a bite & drink on the island. I then went down river. Now I would have thought going downriver would have been easier, but it didn't really seem so. Whenever you paddle it's a workout--regardless of water flow. So yeah, such a cool summer activity option. The staff person was super nice, and made everything really easy. I would definitely do it again. This would be a great date activity. Maybe I should take a class though. I don't know what I'd do if I flipped my kayak over--yeah, wouldn't want that to happen on a first date!

Great place to paddle board and kayak. Everything you need is provided. Different classes and super…read moretours outside of area. Small lesson to get you started included. Tour in the local area of Columbia or near Bateman Island. And for the romantic or night people full moon paddles! Featured in Seattle Times and local tv stations. Oh, paddle boards/kayaks are taken to water for you and you are handed a bottle of water!

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Columbia Kayak Adventures - Another amazing Hanford Reach Tour!

Another amazing Hanford Reach Tour!

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Columbia Kayak Adventures - Family reunion, largest group in shop history.

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Family reunion, largest group in shop history.

Big Pines Recreation Area

Big Pines Recreation Area

4.0(8 reviews)
107.4 km

This place is off I-90 exit 109. Take a left and its about a 20 min drive on your right side…read more I have not been camping for over 10 years (so take my review from knowing that I have almost ZERO experience camping)but I enjoyed this place. It's a "dryer" area, so dont expect nice lush trees everywhere. There are dumpsters and a couple bathroom stalls but you have to walk to them. There are a few bars about 20 mins from the campsite, they are fairly small (Im from Seattle so they are small to me). And there are a couple good places to eat that were about 8-12$ a plate I went to BUzz steak house inn, not a bad place right off the freeway exit 109. I recommend coming here on a thursday before 11a-12p in order to get a good spot. You might get away with coming here on a friday during that same time frame but just take the extra day off and get here on a Thursday and get a GOOD SPOT. We river rafting and it was a blast. The place to get on our rafts was about a 15-20 drive back the way you came. There are 2 places (that I know of to put your rafts in the water) 1 of them they make you pay BUT there is one more that is a bit further down the road that is FREE! I wont divulge that spot over here, but if you read my review and message me I can help you out! Overall I will be coming back to this spot for a day trip just to ride down the river bank! Awesome spot !

Fantastic recreation area. Well kept up by the staff and Rangers. Loved watching the occasional…read morefisherman's boat drift by. And as a very partime trainspotter, the few trains across the river added to the experience. Only (slight) drawn back were the noisy (and most definitely speeding) motorcycles and folks with more $ than brains racing down the road by Big Pines.

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Big Pines Recreation Area - Cooling off in the river, the exit point for the float right at the campground

Cooling off in the river, the exit point for the float right at the campground

Big Pines Recreation Area - Beautiful float, great for kids!

Beautiful float, great for kids!

Big Pines Recreation Area - A campsite with no trees...being a canopy!

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A campsite with no trees...being a canopy!

Red Mountain Trails

Red Mountain Trails

5.0(19 reviews)
12.9 km
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What an incredible experience! Sure helped us get into the Christmas spirit! It was our very first…read moretime and it surely will now be our last! It may even be a weekly event for our family! I have a 4 & 6 year old and they were entertained the whole time! It was a breath of fresh air for all of us. Our adventure started with eye smiles being greeted by the friendliest staff! They had customized sign for myself and the family. our fire pit and carriage ride were ready! We were able to leave our s'more fixings and hot cocoa at our reserved fire pit. They provided complimentary hot cocoa. There was wine, organic soaps, Christmas wreaths and Christmas trees all available at a very low cost. The carriage ride was spectacular! We brought a blanket along because it can get very cold, but nothing unbearable. We were able to see the wide open views. We could see Miles and miles of vineyards and wildlife. Our tour guide Suzy had so much knowledge and she was just so friendly. She gave stories about the surrounding lands and knowledge on winemaking. What a gem she is to the whole operation! Our carriage ride lasted about 25min and it was worth the $40 for the four of us. After our carriage ride we were able to settle down right next to the coziest fire pit. We had chairs and tables provided for our belongs. Wood would brought to us constantly and we were checked on frequently. Bathrooms were available and were able to sit there over an hour. I would Definitely recommend this one of a kind experience! We will be back and I look forward to supporting this small business! Tips: bring s'more fixings, sticks to toast marshmallows water, hot coco hot dogs/snacks! Parking is very convenient! We were able to get whatever we needed from the suv for snacks, blankets, hand sanitizer, baby wipes! Enjoy, Enjoy, Enjoy! Merry Christmas!

A horse-drawn wagon ride among the autumn vineyards was the perfect way to launch our Eastern…read moreWashington wine weekend. Teresa and Emily were considerate, personable, and confident guides. They readily answered our many questions about the vineyards, the wineries, and the region. We visited four wineries, and at each stop we were escorted into a tasting room. Our guides and the horses waited patiently outside at each stop, and there was room on the wagon for our purchases. Midway through the afternoon, we enjoyed a delicious luncheon they had prepared, in one of the tasting rooms. We're excited to bring friends and family next summer!

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Red Mountain Trails - Enjoy a wagon ride and gourmet dinner as the sun sets over the vineyards.

Enjoy a wagon ride and gourmet dinner as the sun sets over the vineyards.

Red Mountain Trails - Gorgeous, secluded vistas.

Gorgeous, secluded vistas.

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