Nature

Grand Opening Bamboo Forest Reserve at Woodland Park Zoo – Seattle Things to Do #911

It is definitely springtime at the Woodland Park Zoo with the birth of many new animal babies. Twin sloth bear cubs will make their debut to the public on May 4 along with the reveal of the first phase of the new Bamboo Forest Reserve. In addition to the sloth bears, the new reserve features [...]

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Adventure Playground – Seattle Things to Do #908

What kid doesn’t love building a fort? Well, now you can put those sheets away and step it up a notch – enter Adventure Playground!

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The Bloedel Reserve – Seattle Things to Do #901

If you’re looking for a unique outdoor experience, you might want to take a short ferry ride over to Bainbridge Island and visit the acclaimed Bloedel Reserve.

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Kelsey Creek Farm Sheep Shearing – Seattle Things to Do #898

Amidst Bellevue’s urban oasis is a rural gem: Kelsey Creek Farm. This city-owned farm gives our city kids a real taste of farm life through their tours, classes, camps, and special events.

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Volunteer Park Conservatory – Seattle Things to Do #896

The Volunteer Park Conservatoryis a very special place to the people of Seattle. The Conservatory’s mission is to educate, collect and conserve threatened plants. The protected plants within the conservatory allow visitors to be transported to another world – viewing species from around the globe.

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Whale Watching in Langley – Seattle Things to Do #866

This spring, take a trip to Langley, Washington and get two great experiences in one! Now, through the end of April, folks can get in on some serious whale-watching just by hopping on a Mystic Sea Charter and cruising the inner waters of Whidbey and Camano Islands, along with the area surrounding Hat Island.

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Pilchuck Glass School – Seattle Things to Do #858

The Pacific Northwest is renowned for its beautiful glass, and it’s no wonder, with the Pilchuck Glass School, located just 50 miles outside of Seattle in Stanwood, Washington. Situated among the foothills of the Cascades on an old tree farm, the school is a creative inspiration for glass artists from around the globe.

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Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park – Seattle Things to Do #844

Seattle is starting to show the slightest hint of spring. And with that comes our desire to get outside! Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park is one of the highlights of King County’s park system. Perfect for East-siders looking to reconnect with nature – this park is located just minutes from Bellevue, Newcastle, and Issaquah. But don’t get [...]

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Northwest Flower and Garden Show – Seattle Things to Do #800

This year marks the Northwest Flower and Garden Show’s 25th anniversary! To celebrate, the show is going “Hollywood” – complete with show-stopping attractions and live entertainment!

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Mercer Slough Nature Park – Seattle Things to Do #774

Itching to get out and partake in some sort of recreational activity? Check out Bellevue’s striking 320-acre Mercer Slough Nature Park. This peaceful woodland boasts a variety of ways for sports-enthusiasts to pass the time. If you like to walk, meander through the seven-plus miles of trails, paths and boardwalks – and make sure to keep [...]

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