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Yakima Travel Guide
With its central location, nearly 300 days of sunshine a year, and strong sense of community pride, Yakima is an ideal place to take a vacation in the state of Washington. Yakima's economy revolves around agriculture, making the city a premier location for outdoor activity and scenic views of the Yakima River and surrounding countryside.
Things to Do in Yakima
Spending time outside is an important part of life in Yakima, as well as a key reason that many visitors make their way through the city each year. Cowiche Canyon's scenic nature trails are perfect for hiking, Yakima Sportsman State Park is the go-to spot for camping and fishing, and the Emil Kissel Tennis Park is Yakima's most popular location for tennis and basketball.
Visitors looking for lush gardens and fields of flowers can stop at the Yakima Area Arboretum and Botanical Garden, while those looking to pick their own produce should be sure to stop by the West Valley U-Pick or Krueger Pepper Gardens.
Some of the other best activities include spending the afternoon tasting fine local wines at Kana Winery, playing golf at Suntides Golf Course, getting a massage at Ummelina Day Spa, biking the Greenway Trail, or watching a live dance recital or play at Akin Center Theater.
Best Places to Stay in Yakima
With rental properties all over the city, the Yakima Valley area offers a vacation home for everyone. The majority of home rentals are modern in appearance and you can find small apartments for two, through to large family-sized homes to rent.
Best Time to Visit Yakima
For traditional winter activities such as skiing, the best time to visit Yakima is mid-December. For summer activities, June is the ideal month to visit.
Food in Yakima
Food in Yakima is plentiful, and the city is home to dozens of places to eat. The Backwoods Cafe, serving traditional breakfast fare, is a popular eatery for many early-risers, while Twisted Sisters Creations is great for visitors looking for original sandwiches and soups. Joy Garden specializes in Korean BBQ, Zesta Cucina offers Italian dishes, and Santiago’s features Mexican cuisine.
Best Events in Yakima
A few fun events that take place in Yakima include the Luminaria Walk, which is a candlelit walk through the Arboretum complete with Starbucks coffee and hot apple cider; the 4th of July Celebration; and the Easter Bunny Breakfast, which takes place over Easter weekend.
Things to Do for Families in Yakima
Offering mini golf, bumper boats, go-karts, arcade games, and batting cages, Meadowbrook Family Fun Center has something for everyone. Meanwhile, Kids Castle is great for energetic children and is home to two large gymnastics areas and a ton of open space for running and playing.
The Weather in Yakima
This climate histogram shows you the weather patterns in Yakima. The hottest month in Yakima is July, when temperatures peak at 113 ˚F. The coolest month is November, when temperatures drop to 9 ˚F. The wettest month in Yakima is December with 1.52 inches of rain, while the driest month is September with 0.04 inches of rain.
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Vacation Rentals in Yakima
Pick the perfect accommodation for your vacation at AllTheRooms.com. We compare Airbnb, Priceline, Agoda and others. Yakima has 424 hotels, vacation rentals and other special places to stay, with prices to suit budget travelers, extravagant travelers and everything in between. For those traveling on a budget, the cheapest place to stay in Yakima is available at $35 per night. On average, a place to stay in Yakima will cost you $114 per night.
Those looking to get some work finished during their trip to Yakima can pick from 115 places to stay that provide WiFi. We have 22 accommodations that include a breakfast included. You can keep up with your workout regime by staying at one of 15 accommodations that provide gym facilities. If you're planning on arriving in Yakima by car, be sure to choose from 117 accommodations that provide parking. We have 30 places to stay that have a pool or jacuzzi.
AllTheRooms has 47 pet-friendly places to stay in Yakima, so if you're traveling with your pet you won't have any problems.
In Yakima AllTheRooms currently compares hotels, vacation rentals, hostels from more than 3 providers, including 96 places to stay from Airbnb, 7 accommodations from Priceline and 7 places to stay from Agoda.
232 accommodations in Yakima have been reviewed; 78% are rated highly. 119 accommodations allow instant booking.