- The list below includes 107 free or cheap things to do in or near Coupeville, Washington, including 88 different types of inexpensive activities like National & State Parks, Farms & Ranches, Parks and Movie Theaters.
- From Fort Casey State Park to Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Coupeville and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Sequim, Oak Harbor, Port Townsend and Mount Vernon.
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The ONP Visitor Center has a kid's hands-on discovery center, exhibits and history information about the cultural and nature history of the area. There is a book store to purchase annual passes, souvenirs, maps and nature books.
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Olympic National Park is a public state park that provides guests with scenic views of the local environment. The park is commonly used for hiking in the warmer months and skiing and snowboarding in the colder ones.
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Featuring outdoor paintball arenas, Doodlebug Sportz provides all the equipment necessary for visitors to experience a competitive paintball game. The outdoor field has tires, walls, and other obstacles to use for a tactical advantage.
35.5 Miles
The Laurel Lanes Bowling Center gives its visitors the opportunity to bowl. The center includes technologies such as auto-scoring as well as auto gutter ball guards for more inexperienced bowlers.
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Highland Ice Arena provides year-round ice skating, open seven days per week. Group lessons, special classes and ice hockey programs are offered. A pro shop is on site, and group bookings and private ice rentals are available.
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Laurel Lanes Bowling is a bowling lane with auto-scoring, auto-bumpers, family bowling club discounts, and children summer bowling passes. They also host adult and youth leagues, tournaments, and learn to bowl better classes.
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Fairhaven Historic District comprises of a variety of small shops ranging from grocery stores and farmer's market to shops for gourmet purchases as well as many cafes and art galleries built in old historic buildings.
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Village Books is a local independent book store with an extesive collection of new, used as well as bargain books and friendly customer care. The cafe on the upper floors offers scenic views of the town during sunset.
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Visitors at the Horse Haven at Bear Creek are able to get hands-on interaction with horses through several educational programs. While horseback riding is available, the main focus of the equestrian center is to teach about interacting with horses on a personal level.
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New to Bothell, Centennial Park is a celebration of Washington's lush nature. Spanning more than 50 acres, this park boasts walking paths and open spaces that allow visitors to take in the surrounding wildlife.