Tukwila Vacation Rentals

Tukwila Travel Guide

Named after its dense hazelnut tree forests and located along the crossroads of rivers, trails, highways, and railroads, Tukwila has long been a busy center of business and commerce. Today, Tukwila takes pride in its history and offers its residents a peaceful, safe place to call home.

Things to Do in Tukwila

Tukwila is a prime location for a vacation filled with fun. For any traveler that has ever dreamed of flying, Tukwila can fulfill that dream at the iFLY Indoor Skydiving Center, which offers its visitors a cushioned area in which they can float in mid-air under the careful watch of a professionally trained instructor- no airplane required.

Visitors can also go bowling, catch a movie, or gamble the night away at Great American Casino. Virtual Sports is great for gamers, as it offers escape rooms, laser tag, and an asteroid field, as well as the opportunity to host parties at the facility. It's guaranteed fun-for-all!

Best Places to Stay in Tukwila

Visitors who choose to stay in Tukwila have the choice of booking a hotel, B&B, or booking their own private vacation house. Most of the vacation rentals are equipped with full kitchens and have been updated to include modern amenities.

Best Time to Visit Tukwila

The best time to visit this ever-growing city is from June to September when the weather is warm and sunny.

Food in Tukwila

It's easy to find a great place to eat in Tukwila as the city is littered with great cafes and restaurants. Some of the more popular places to eat are Bahama Breeze, The Cheesecake Factory, Bai Tong Restaurant, Jollibee, and IHOP.

Best Events in Tukwila

Family Fun New Year's Eve is an annual celebration held on December 31st of each year. The event is for family members of all ages and includes laser tag, bowling, bumper cars, games, and unlimited video games.

Meanwhile, the Backyard Wildlife Festival and River Run 5K are some of the other most popular events in town. The Backyard Wildlife Festival features educational exhibits, presentations from experts, arts and crafts, guest speakers, and a plant sale. Meanwhile, the River Run takes participants down the scenic Duwamish River Trail and includes free face painting, as well as plenty of encouragement to show festivity by dressing up as wildlife creatures.