Explore the capital city of Washington State loaded with parks, gardens, waterfronts, museums, historic places, and many more.
Rising 287-feet above the Campus, the historic Washington State Capitol Building attracts tourists with its tallest white dome.
Washington State Capitol
Visitors to the Capitol building can stroll around to explore memorials, fountains, and gardens.
Capitol Lake extending from the Capitol Campus is a beautiful place that has nature trails and scenic reflections of the capitol dome.
Heritage Park
Situated on the northeast bank of the Capitol Lake, Heritage Park is a beautiful destination that is loaded with 24-acre landscaped green space.
Marathon Park
This is another lakefront park that has many walking trails with scenic views of the lake and greenery.
Mount Rainier National Park
Hikers and Climbers would love visiting this paradise that is blessed with various nature miracles such as waterfalls, glaciers, meadows, and frosty cold rivers.
Watching the sunrise from Mount Rainier National Park is the most pleasing experience.
Tumwater Falls Park
Loaded with cascading waterfalls and various scenic spots along the trail, Tumwater Falls Park is a popular destination for a picnic with family and friends.
Hands on Children's Museum
Activate your child’s creativity by visiting this amazing museum which has eight galleries that include Art & Paint Studio, a Fabulous Forest, and an interactive Outdoor Discovery Center.
WET Science Center
Visit this water-focused science center that is a nationally recognized education space.
Capitol Theater
The 20th-century theater houses many rotating performances that include live music, films, and open gallery space for local artists to display their artwork.
Bigelow House Museum
Visit this historic house that was built in the late 1850s for the influential Bigelow family. The guided tour gives insight into the history and heritage of the Bigelow family.
Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge
Wildlife lovers must visit this refuge that features salt and freshwater marshes, grasslands, and mixed forest habitats that provide a nesting area for several migratory birds.
Percival Landing Park
This amazing waterfront location in Olympia offers a boardwalk to enjoy views of the state capitol, mountains, and a dock. You can also visit Farmer’s Market within a walking distance.
Priest Point Park
Nature-lovers should not miss out on this attractive park that is loaded with various hiking trails, a lovely rose garden, and wildlife. Savor the calm and tranquil environment in the company of nature.
Yashiro Japanese Garden
This Japanese garden was created in 1990 to depict the relationship between Olympia and Yoshiro, Japan.
East Bay Waterfront Park
The waterfront park features picnic areas and scenic views. A nice family-friendly spot to spend leisure time.
Watershed Park
The 153-acre rainforest public park supplies water to almost the whole city. The park features the largest Moxlie Creek Springs Basin and beautiful walking trails.
Yauger Park
Yauger Park with lush green trees and lawns has various amenities like a playground, skateboard area, horseshoe pits, and a photo gallery.
LBA Park
LBA Park is a great destination for spending weekends as it features picnic areas, playgrounds, basketball, tennis, and athletic fields.
West Bay Park
Situated on the west side of Olympia, this shoreline park offers spectacular views of State Capitol, the ship canal, and Olympic peaks.