Family vacation resorts in washington state
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Families traveling in Washington will find many resort destinations open to loud voices and boisterous behavior. Outdoor enthusiasts can bring the kids along to an island in Puget Sound or travel to the eastern half of the state where warmer climates await. Biking, hiking, fishing, boating and swimming are a few of the activities available at family-friendly resorts across Washington.
Great Wolf Lodge
For a family-friendly getaway during Washington's many rainy months, stay a night or two at the Great Wolf Lodge, located 78 miles south of Seattle in Centralia. Indoor water park passes are free for resort guests staying in one of several themed suites, such as the Wolf Den, with bunk beds, and the Majestic Bear, with a large wet bar area. The park has a sun deck with water sprays for younger children and a six-story Howlin' Tornado slide, among other attractions, for older kids. Great Wolf also features on-site dining options, shops and spa services for parents.
Great Wolf Lodge
20500 Old Highway 99, SW
Grand Mound, WA 98531
360-273-7718
greatwolf.com
Lakedale Resort at Three Lakes
Pack up a tent or reserve a cabin at 82-acre Lakedale Resort on San Juan Island. Travel north 77 miles from Seattle to Anacortes and take a ferry to Friday Harbor. The resort is 4.5 miles from the ferry dock and features tent sites, log cabins, canvas cabins and lodge guestrooms. Kids can swim or fish in one of three lakes, or rent canoes. Trails and pathways are ideal for biking or walking and the resort plans several activities for guests in the summer, such as volleyball, boat races and tie-dye parties.
Lakedale Resort at Three Lakes
4313 Roche Harbor Road
Friday Harbor, WA 98250
360-378-2350
lakedale.com
Sun Lakes Park Resort
Eastern Washington's Sun Lakes Resort is family-owned and operated and prides itself on being an affordable resort destination. Accommodation options include rustic lakeside cabins, RV sites, poolside cabins and mobile homes. Located on the north shore of Park Lake, the resort's activities include fishing, boating, hiking, golf and water-balloon wars. Sun Lakes Park Resort is located in Coulee City near the Grand Coulee Dam and is 103 miles west of Spokane.
Sun Lakes Park Resort
34228 Park Lake Road NE
Coulee City, WA 99115
509-632-5291
sunlakesparkresort.com
Campbell's Resort
Stay at Campbell's historic resort on Lake Chelan and spend your days on 1,200 feet of lakefront sandy beaches. Originally built in 1901, the resort features 170 updated guest rooms with lake views and close proximity to shops and restaurants in downtown Lake Chelan. Campbell's has activities for children in the summer. The resort is 185 miles east of Seattle and 181 miles west of Spokane.
Campbell's Resort on Lake Chelan
104 W Woodin
Chelan, WA 98816
509-682-2561
campbellsresort.com
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