So stoked to have been visiting Washington this time of year, especially while the tulips in Skagit…read moreValley were in full bloom! Kudos to the staff at RoozenGaarde for making everything go smoothly. Parking and navigating through the garden were effortless, and the staff were very welcoming and friendly. We pre-purchased our tickets online, but you can buy them at the gate as well! I'll let the pics do the rest...

We bought tickets ahead of time and looking forward to the Tulip Festival. We bought double bloom…read moreadmissions and valid for 1 entry to Tulip Town and Skagit Acres during the 2025. It's a better deal online. We drove up to Tulip Town first and parking was included. The weather was perfect for photos and friends recommended us to wear rain or hiking boots. Not all the flowers were blooming but the view was still awesome! There were some cute shops for souvenirs. We headed south to Skagit Acres afterwards. Great experience! We had so much fun!

A long time ago, my son tried to steal something from a store we went to. He was younger, but…read morestill. I wanted to let him know it's not ok. I took him to the sheriff's office, told them what happened and asked them to play along. As soon as I brought my son in, an officer came in and asked him if his name was so and so...my son just shook his head yes and started crying. Obviously at this point I felt bad for him. The officer explained to him what could've happened to him, and why it's bad to steal. I was very impressed with how they played along with no judgement at all to help a mom out.

First year Skagit Fair attendee and volunteer. I wasn't sure what to expect from this "smallish"…read morefair; I was pleasantly surprised. The fair offers a little bit of everything. Musical entertainment, shows, vendors, food, exhibits, competitions, roving entertainment, etc. It reminds me of the fairs that I attended as a child in Northeast Ohio. 2019 Prices Admission Wednesday/Thursday: $7, 5 yrs old& under Free Admission Friday/Saturday: Adults (18-64) $10 Youth (6-17) Seniors (62+) $8 Family (2 adult/2 youth) $25 5 yrs old & under Free Carnival- 1 Day wristbands $30 Both entrance and carnival prices are slightly cheaper in advance. See fair website for details. Consider volunteering! As a fair volunteer, you get a free shirt, free admission day of volunteering, vendor parking, and snacks. Well worth it!

Giddy-up cowboys and cowgirls!! Yeeeee-haaaahh!!!…read more While the actual Skagit Valley fair isn't until August, check website for details, http://www.skagitcounty.net/Common/Asp/Default.asp?d=Fairgrounds&c=General&p=fairschedule.htm this little gem in the rough is totally what you'd expect to find in a small home-town run fair. You may ask, what's go'n on at the fairgrounds when the "fair" is not being held. Well, this past weekend they held their annual Garage sale and Antique's sale. More of a open air flea market, where they actually had more fleas than much of a market, for a $1.00 per person and $2.00 for parking we walked around the various barns and poked around at what the locals had in the way of used items to offer for sale. My Mom found a few items she just couldn't live without. I toted bags back and worth from the seller's stalls to the car and got my daily work-out in. My mom, Starch-boy and his buddy had a grand time walking and looking around. I was somewhat satisfied with my luke-warm corndog, but hey, it's better than nothing! Update: 12/07 Check out this site for upcoming events! http://www.skagitcounty.net/Common/asp/default.asp?d=Fairgrounds&c=General&p=main.htm Darn, I missed the last gun show...

Would have given it a lower rating ...but thanks to Officer Curry our experience was great...thanks…read moreagain officer curry

We were looking for a pumpkin patch that didn't charge crazy admission! This was FREE to get in!…read more And this is the PRETTIEST pumpkin patch I've ever been to! Guaranteed for cute backdrop photos, great for kids/families and it's such a big farm overall! Such a variety of pumpkins, squash and gourds! They have delicious hot apple cider and pumpkin donuts. Fresh produce and fruits, and honey too with apple cider available for purchase! They have a cornmaze for $7 admission, sunflowers and just a cute vibe all around. It is pretty popular too! The pumpkins are reaosnably priced if you're getting small and medium sized ones (not sure about the big ones). There were a lot of ppl with wagons purchasing big pumpkins so expect a line if you're visiting this month!

There's no entrance fee to visit the place, but there is one if you want to do the corn maze. We…read morevisited a bit late in the season, so there weren't too many pumpkins left, and the sunflowers were starting to fade--but they were still very beautiful. Parking was okay; there weren't a lot of spots, but it's very close to the farm. The farm was nicely decorated with different types of gourds and pumpkins, and they even had a giant talking witch! There are plenty of photo ops all around.

Another great event at Lincoln Theater. This time, Epic Queen. Kudos to the staff and hand. This…read morehistoric venue always pleases.

I'm just so SORRY we paid to go to another "musical" here! Like EVERY other time the Orchestra was…read moreso terribly loud i (and mediocre) it was IMPOSSIBLE to understand any of the lyrics and dialog. "Legally Blonde " sounded like a bunch of women SCREECHING at the top of their lungs! Very Very disappointing, yet this venue continues to disappoint on a large scale! SHAME ON THEM, Unfortunately we weren't even seated near the Orchestra. Typically an Orchestra is in the "pit", where it doesn't Drown out everything else. Very, very disappointing, the Sound Tech's were unable to monitor the problem, but seemed emphatic and aware of the problem! Yet they continue to dissapoint.

Drove past this place on the way to Cascades NP and said ohhhhh we gotta stop. Obsessed with the…read morebig foot lore and this guy was so fun to talk to. It's an absolute MUST stop. Ask him about his journal of all the stories people have told him. We loved reading through people's experiences.

I stumbled across this gem of a roadside attraction in Burlington, Washington on my way to the…read moreChuckanut Scenic Byway along the coast. My husband and I both gasped when we passed the museum, in a "did you just see what I saw," kind of way. We absolutely love the weird and whimsical finds we discover on road-trips. Unfortunately, the museum wasn't open, so my review is simply based on the roadside attraction appeal in terms of selfie-spots. The exterior of this museum does not disappoint! Visitors will find statues of Sasquatch and all sorts of Bigfoot-related ephemera. I very much hope to check out the interior of the museum on my next pass through town, upon which I'll update this review and provide details about their hours of operation. You know there's more to this story!