- Our list of the best things to do in Lakewood, Washington, features the top 230 nearby activities — including 83 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Lakewood, WA has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Entertainment & Shows, Food & Drink, and Amusement.
- The results below include the top 20 things to do within the city of Lakewood, WA , followed by 210 popular activities in nearby cities, including Olympia, Tacoma, Lacey, Gig Harbor, Kent, Puyallup, Federal Way, Auburn, Spanaway, Port Orchard, Burien, Renton, University Place, Issaquah and Seatac
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45.2 Miles
Nestled within the trees of Bothell, Cedar Grove Park boasts a variety of features fit to complete a family outing. The near 14 acres is complete with play areas, picnic pavilions, public grills, sport courts, walking paths, and parking.
45.3 Miles
One of the highest mountains in the United States, Mount Rainier provides an outdoor experience for the entire family. Hiking is available, ranging from small climbs to more challenging, with a park facilitated by staff.
45.6 Miles
Just in view of Mt. Rainier, Paradise Valley is a beautiful outdoor park with much to offer. There are seasonal flowers, trails for hiking, and a visitors center with food and informational staff.
45.6 Miles
Featuring 24 wood lanes, Lynnwood Bowl & Skate offers open bowling along with a maple skating surface for open skating. The center provides skating lessons, a climbing wall, a dining menu and a full bar with adult beverages.
45.6 Miles
As a neighborhood pub, Mel's Old Village Pub offers visitors a selection of micro brews to enjoy while listening to live entertainment. The pub hosts motorcycle events such as motorcycle rallies.
45.7 Miles
Open for over 30 years, the Lynnwood Ice Center is a nonprofit ice skating rink that hosts open skating as well as hockey leagues. The facility also offers skating lessons.
45.7 Miles
Spread over 13 acres, Miner's Corner County Park is the first fully accessible park in the area, including an accessible playground with a sand and water play habitat. Multiple paths and play spaces are positioned through the natural woodlands, and there is a 10-foot tall wheelchair accessible lookout tower.
45.7 Miles
Acquired by the city in 1991, the forested wetlands of Scriber Creek Park are situated in the southern part of town. Several nature trails, picnic tables, and the creek itself are available to the public.
45.8 Miles
Spanning 22 acres, Scriber Lake Park is a scenic park and nature refuge surrounding Scriber Lake. Visitors can walk a wooded trail around the lake, which is filled with ducks, geese and colorful water lilies.
45.8 Miles
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Edmonds Community College, Lynnwood, WA 98036
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Opened in 2008, the Edmonds Community College Black Box Theater is a 200-seat performing arts theater that is host to a number of events throughout the year. These include plays, musical performances, and live speaking events, among others.