The best winter festivals in Washington state include Lake Chelan’s Winterfest. Two types of Washingtonians exist: Those who don beanies and heavy coats and embrace winter and those who prefer to hide on the couch under blankets until spring. But no matter which type you are, add Lake Chelan’s Winterfest to your bucket list. This annual winter festival is so beautiful and so fun — you’ll forget that it’s freezing outside — we promise. Come see why Winterfest at Lake Chelan is one of the most underrated and locally loved events of the season!

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Best winter festivals in Washington State include this one! Watch for updates on the Lake Chelan’s Winterfest web page. Have you attended this fun outdoor festival? If so, please share your experience in the comments below.

If you need some snow gear, check out the offerings on The North Face website. And while you’re there, find out why Chelan is one of the best small towns in Washington.

Plan A Trip To Chelan, One Of Washington’s Best Small Towns

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Festivals In Washington

What are some of the best festivals in Washington?

  • Apple Blossom Festival (Wenatchee): A festival ongoing for over a century deserves a visit as more than 100,000 visitors annually can testify of the 11-day event. The amazing fun includes a parade and come hungry for the Food Fair at Memorial Park.
  • Cranberry Harvest Festival (Grayland): Join the fall fun of Cranberry Bog Tours, a Cranberry Cook-off, and shop at the Cranberry Market Place. You can also sign up for the 10K and 5K run or a 3K walk.
  • Midsummer Renaissance Faire (Snohomish): Go back in time to see exciting joust and battle performances and shop at the Artisan Marketplace for handcrafted leather items and unique jewelry pieces. Folks are welcome to don their favorite outfits from the 1500s at this summer event.
  •  Pig Out in the Park (Spokane): Have fun at this six-day food and musical festival featuring 85 concerts and 40 food booths! Can you think of a better way to spend your Labor Day weekend?
  • Skagit Valley Tulip Festival (Mount Vernon): This fun-filled event showcases the gorgeous blooms, but that's not all. Sign up for the Pickleball Tournament, dance to awesome music, and check out some great artwork.

What are some of the best state parks in Washington?

  • James Island Marine State Park (Blakely Island): Accessible only by boat, these 581 acres are packed with fun activities, especially camping. You'll find 13 primitive campsites with different amenities, such as picnic sites and trails. Have you ever been clamming or oyster harvesting?
  • Leadbetter Point State Park (Ocean Park): An excellent spot for bird watching, this 1,732-acre day-use park is near the forested Willapa National Wildlife Refuge. Explore the beach for shells, go fishing, hiking, and swimming at this pretty place.

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