Such a great winery. The family is amazing that own it, friendly and welcoming. The silo outside is beautiful and the grounds were well maintained. They currently have all reds to taste but will have rose soon. They have beer also we had a charcuterie tray they prepared but your welcome to bring your own. We stayed in our motorhome on the property with Harvest Hosts and it was nice , safe and quiet . Will definitely stay again.

Sitting here for the last couple of hours enjoying a flight and a $5 glass of rose wine have made the end of a day amazing. I wanted to get out of my hotel room and it was way to hot to hike, so I decided to check out Echo. Tucked on a major street in Echo it felt like the bar Cheers walking in. I was the newly, but I felt welcomed. I decided to check out their flight and take advantage of their $5 wine Wednesday glasses. I tried the rose, muscat, and medium red. All were amazing, but it was something about the rose that was refreshing and light. So, this was my $5 glass choice! I sipped this on their relaxing outdoor space that has tons of seating and shade. I took my time reading and enjoying every sip. I decided to take a bottle of muscat home! It is a pretty unique flavor with just a hint of sweetness. Thank you for this experience Echo Ridge!! I will hopefully be back!

We had the wonderful experience of sipping wine and enjoying the beautiful garden patio at Echo Ridge Cellars last night. We started with a tasting flight and each wine was delicious making it difficult to decide which one to choose as our bottle for the evening. In the end we ordered the Rodeo Red. As fun as this wine sounds it was seriously delicious. The owners Jay and Kim circulated around the guests and we were lucky to be able to chat with them for a while and hear their stories. A very fun evening, Jay and Kim, and we are so happy to have met you.

You don’t just find Echo Ridge Winery — you stumble into it, like a secret whispered by the hills. One of those places where the land feels like it’s still catching its breath after a long history, and the wine carries all of that into the glass. The tasting room is humble, warm, and unbothered by pretense. You won’t find a velvet rope or performative wine snobbery here — just good people, a view that silences your phone, and flights that unfold like chapters in a dusty American novel. Every bottle had a story. One had wild blackberry and dusky cedar. Another tasted like late summer and the memory of rain. But the Cab Franc? That one stopped me. Like a campfire conversation you remember a decade later. The folks behind the counter? Kind, real, and clearly in love with the process. They’re not selling a lifestyle. They’re sharing what the land gave them. If you’re anywhere near Echo or drifting through the eastern side of Oregon, go here. Not to be impressed. Not to chase trends. But to remember how simple things — done honestly — can still surprise the hell out of you.

Love the small winery feel, something for everyone’s tastes! The grounds are so beautiful and we appreciated the dog (well behaved) space. Filled up our car with CF Rose and Three Blondes and a Boy.

We stayed here through Harvest Hosts and had a great experience. Since it was a hot day, my wife tried their watermelon wine slushy—refreshing and absolutely delicious—while I enjoyed a couple of their beers. We also shared a veggie and hummus plate, which was equally tasty. The service was incredibly friendly and welcoming. We highly recommend this spot!

Super welcoming, charming place! Wine slushies hit the spot in the warm weather. Make sure you check out the super cool bathroom!

Beautiful place for a hike. Cool little fishing spot. Great picnic areas.

There are houses right next to the Hat Rock. There are also picnic tables in a park nearby.

In all honesty we took a ride to this park on our own Lewis and Clark Expedition starting in St. Louis. So we did very little at the park. We spent about 45 minutes taking pictures of Hat Rock and picnicking for lunch. This is a lovely well kept park . The picnick area has ample parking, nice clean picnic tables many in shade. This would be a fun park to explore as it does have a marina. What we saw we liked very much.

Take a support team but I swam across the river and back here about 2 miles. Do not attempt this without people who care if you live in boats and kayaks or paddleboards. When I learn to swim better I want to try a distance swim without fins and hand paddles.

I looked around and didn't see a restroom. There was a note about starting to charge to visit in October. I don't think I'll go back.

It's a cool place for sure. I went during winter so it wasn't green and the bathroom was closed. However it is still a fun little hike to see the hat shaped rock and read about Lewis and Clark and how the rock was formed.. stop by and see for yourself..

One of those truly magical places. It is still basically wild but has a ton of history and some serious variety of nature. There is recently a suspected arson fire that destroyed quite a bit of wilderness but it's already regenerating just like it should. I did the hike from the Lewis and Clark trailhead Up to hat rock. Along the way you'll see some weird old things I'm pretty sure it's remnants of a old train depot and the foundation ,a bread Baking oven ,a stove And many old rusted remnants of the past. As you walk along you'll see animal paths coinciding with human paths as well as the old railroad grade. Work your way up to hot rock and you'll see an amazing view from the top. One of the best sunrises and sunsets can be seen in this area. Please pick up after yourself not many people will and it becomes a problem if things get chucked over and over and over. Also pack it out if you can instead of overloading dumpsters and making your problem somebody else's problem. I know all of this sounds hippie but we just need to do our part. If you're a strong swimmer there's an enclosed Swim area but you also can venture beyond and go out to the small island not too far. Don't be safe and you might be sorry ,be safe and you'll do much better. There are 2 campsites that are free but you have to reserve them it seems to be fairly difficult to get ahold of the agency in charge. Also be aware that this is rattlesnake country and they come out at night, so protect yourself. They don't want to hurt you ,they're just looking for a warm place to sleep. There are wetlands and scrub brush trees rocks animals just about everything in ecosystem needs. Go experience it. This is real Washington!

Now, we are a very outdoorsy family and love being out in nature but... yikes! The Spiders. So many spiders we all felt like we were in the movie arachnophobia. I didn't even know I had a fear of spiders until this trip. I am going home with 30 bites from spiders and mosquitoes AFTER using the most toxic bug repellent we could buy. Park hosts were kind at the entrance but then very rude to a few of our members saying things like "oh I didn't realize you couldn't read" when one of our elderly guests apparently pulled in "wrong" to the site. Swimming was not an option with the amount of grass, leeches and water bugs. We held our family reunion here with 50+ people and EVERYONE was on high alert throughout the trip due to staff, spiders, and worrying the kiddos would get sick if they snuck off to the water. Such a shame because it seemed so beautiful when we arrived! Facilities: bathrooms were well maintained but again, walking to and attempting to enter through the webs and spiders dropping from trees doors and walls was so spooky! We survived but will not be back.

The campground’s proximity to the lake is unbeatable. However, swimming enthusiasts should be aware that the water near the shore is hindered by dense grass. If you have a paddleboard, kayak, or canoe, you can easily navigate past the aquatic vegetation. Our boat and jet ski adventures were a blast! Being able to moor right by our campsite made it super convenient. Kudos to the campground for organizing movie nights for the kids. It’s a thoughtful touch that adds to the family-friendly vibe. While the staff’s diligence is commendable, their vigilance sometimes felt a tad excessive. We even got a gentle scolding for filling our trailer with water before the official check-in time (2 pm sharp!). They have electric hookups, but there are no water hookups. The free dump station awaits as you exit. Just remember not to park on the grass; the staff is vigilant about that! The bathrooms were clean, and the free showers were a welcome relief after lake adventures. Beware, though—the spiders were out in force during our August visit. Over all Hood Park has picturesque setting, but be prepared for some strict rules and watch out for those eight-legged lake companions! I didn’t get a lot of pictures.

It was a nice, clean park by the Snake River. Just a day park, but lots of nice shade trees and water access..Has a boat launch.

Beautiful park with boat launch and river access. Negatives: Park supervisors roll by campsites way too often (started to wonder what they were looking for when just enjoying my propane fire) Algae in swimming area ( can't help that) ***They LOCK gates at 10pm to 6am. You literally cannot get in or out. No alcohol or open flames Only power at site Positives: Great location Good price Water and dump at check-in area Space between sites

Locked in a campsite with stray wild dogs. That's the experience I had the first 2 days I spent there. Our dogs were attacked, and no one cared. Park attendant said this happens all the time!!!! Park attendant said they can't help you, but they can lock you in the camp ground with a wild loose Belgian malinois dog. Big dog!!! I was scared most of my trip and I have night mares since. Our party member who needed to go to the hospital because of these park conditions had to wait 3 hours till 6 am to get out of the park. It's not a safe place for kids or dogs, and the people running this park can not legally help you. They told me this. Never again. It's not the place I remember, and sadly, I won't return with my kids... Overpriced and only half a refund to get ptsd from their poorly run park. My dog had to stay in my car for 2 days. Please fix this... it was very sad for me and my kids. Save your money. This place is not safe! I am including the picture of the dog running loose on my trip. Not my dog. Mine is 6 lbs.

Beautiful park along the river with several spots for picnics and BBQs. Swimming as well, although the water was freezing.

This is a USACE camp ground, reservations required for camping. Day use free, open 6am to 10pm Memorial day to labor day

Nice ground to walk but it opens at 10am. Really would be nice if they would keep the websites up to date since they say 8am. We didn't get to go in the museum or interactive areas since they were closed and we had to be in Walla Walla soon after. Maybe next time

Sacagawea State Park is a canine paradise with easy access to water, allowing our four-legged friends to frolic freely. The expansive grounds offer plenty of shared spaces and breathtaking views, creating a serene escape. The perpetual shade from the tree canopy enhances the experience, making it an ideal haven for both nature lovers and their furry companions.

Beautiful, well maintained park! Tons of open space with many mature trees that offer ample shade. The water was quiet and beautiful, our toddler & pup both loved watching the geese. The historical exhibit is thoughtfully designed with interesting & relevant history of the indigenous tribes surrounding the Columbia river. Lots of parking & ample space for our RV to maneuver in and out of the park.

Planters are empty or over grown, walking path is dirt, only old swings to play on. The swimming beach needs to be cleaned out and is not usable. This park is sad and needs updating. I felt terrible that we wasted a precious limited time there. If you go through, at least walk through the museum. It was a tiny bit interesting. I give it one star.

The park is located at the confluence of the Columbia and Snake rivers. It is such lovely park with lots of picnic tables under large shady trees. It has a boat dock and paths with informative signs about the area and its history. An interpretive center is located in the middle of the park with displays about Lewis & Clark and the area's native peoples. There is no cost to visit the center. However, a 10-dollar fee or a 30-dollar annual Discovery Pass is required to visit the park.

Clean restrooms, picnic tables, a beach area, playground, lots of shade, and dog friendly (leashed)! One of my favorite places!

It's a great park but could have better upkeep. It's nice because there are rarely a lot of people there.

Great place. Very well kept parks available for picnics or parties. The visitor center had informative displays. There is a fish viewing room but it wasn’t migration season.

Great fun for the family. Disc golf is a blast and the damn is a really cool backdrop for this course. Not a bad level of difficulty either. Just be careful not to throw it over the wall.

Loved the interactive museum! Very cool to see the fish.

This was an unexpected trip that was very informative.

Great visitors center. It is good for all ages.

Must take your kiddos. Very educational and free/cheap!

Interesting visitor center but this is the only dam along the Columbia River who has something against foreigners. You have to have a specific US ID to get in to the powerhouse. They won't accept US military IDs or any other government department ID. Only driver license and passport. I am surprised that are still at that point in 2018.

My son had to use the restroom and I seen they had restrooms inside. So I took him in to use it and as I was talking with my wife that I would like to take the boys for a ride on the carousel sometime. Suddenly this old lady that works there told us to use the restrooms outside that the ones are for paying customers. As someone that doesn’t know the area I thought it was rude of that lady to practically kicking us out of the place. If you don’t want people using your restrooms maybe you should put a sign up. Restrooms for paying customers only. It’s the proper way to tell people. Anyways, I changed my mind about taking my boys there with an unprofessional staff.

My little guy was unable to ride the ride with my older son, it was incredibly busy and we drove over an hour to come just to turn around. I was so sad to find the information when we got there and not anywhere posted online. The staff was incredibly friendly and sweet. The rating is not a reflection of them but rather a reflection of the lack of information provided anywhere to make an appropriate judgement before driving so far. It was a beautiful ride and had very kind staff. Would have been enjoyable had I known everything in advance. We attempted to call ahead but they were unavailable to answer questions. We took our chances and were sad to find we couldn't ride. That's okay. Maybe another time.

The gentleman running the carousel were amazing. They were so friendly, kind and had a wonderful spirit about them. They went above and beyond making every family and child’s experience truly magical. I cannot say enough wonderful things about that team.

The staff are truly some of the kindest friendliest people we have ever met, I wish I would have caught their names, but they were too busy making sure we had an amazing visit. The way they interact with you will make you feel like a kid again, and I’m so glad the kind gentleman running the ride convinced me to ride with my son. We will definitely be visiting any time we’re in the area, and recommending that everyone else do the same.

What a lovely place to visit! An indoor, beautiful, antique carousel that is over 100 years old. It looks an operates like new. The staff were all so kind and friendly. How refreshing that was! The children who think they’re just a bit too big to enjoy may be surprised to find themselves having fun trying to capture a brass ring. :)

Always a great time. They take such care of the carousel 🎠 it is always clean and pristine. The staff is always friendly and make the time enjoyable. The TCs is lucky to have this gem to enjoy.

Fun for the little ones in summer you can rent bikes. They gave a party room and a snack bar they do all sorts of special events here easiest way to find them is to watch their facebook page. During the summer they do a food truck event. There is a concession stand to buy food and drinks if you get hungry or thirsty in the carosel or the park.

The wife and I stopped here while enjoying the evening after dinner visiting Richland. Great park with lots of paved access for wheelchairs and mobility devices. Easy to get near the water. Even at night it was mostly well lit. Certainly an interesting dichotomy with the fancy river cruise boat docked at one end and the homeless resources van at the others. The restrooms were ROUGH and smelled like cheap weed but the overall park was clean and well maintained. We even banged around on the little precision garden next to the playground and it was nice. Lots of folks playing pickle ball and volleyball and the courts were well lit. Totally worth a stop and the history of this land is cool too with the connection to the Manhattan project. On a side note it was nice to see a publicly accessible AED in the parking lot with lots of lights directing you to it.

In town for Art in the Park. Parking was NUTS, but the park is huge and awesome with tons of cool toys and things to do. Plus hundreds of vendors. Will be back next year. Awesome job Richland Parks and Rec team!!

It's a king-sized park that runs along the river. On a hot day it's a fun place to swim. Huge shade trees, green grass, squirrels, and a paved walkway that runs throughout the park. Picnic tables, benches, and really fun looking kids Playgrounds - and there's a wading pool too.

Howard Amon Park is a very large and versatile park with so much to offer, especially for families with children. The playground area is expansive—kids could spend hours here exploring and playing, which is always a good sign (and might even mean an early bedtime afterward!). There’s even a small rock climbing wall where little ones can start learning to climb in a safe environment. At the moment, the water pool is under construction and won’t reopen until summer 2026, but there’s still plenty to enjoy. The park also has a nice little beach area along the Columbia River, perfect for fishing if that’s your thing, though I personally wouldn’t recommend swimming there. The grounds are beautiful, with wide grassy spaces, lots of trees (great for hanging up a hammock), and plenty of shaded spots to relax. There are also picnic areas available to rent for gatherings and special occasions. Overall, this is one of the most robust and well-rounded parks I’ve ever visited—perfect for families, events, or just enjoying the outdoors.

We love this park! One of the best parks in the USA in my opinion! Love vending here for Art in the Park festival with my business THE WAVY BUNCH! Lots of shade, fun playgrounds, soft grass & great swimming!

I truly enjoyed my time at the park. It was snowing, very cold, deserted, and so beautiful. The world was hushed with snow. The only sounds were the birds chattering on the river. I look forward to seeing the sunrise next time I visit. Do be aware that I spotted a rare venomous tundra squirrel. Don't turn your back to it and show no fear as it can sense such things.

This whole place is beautiful. The wading pool is my son’s absolute favorite. The boat is beautiful. The water is beautiful. The park is nice and clean.

Visited 6/27. Had to knock to be let in a few minutes after 11. Two young women were ringing up people in safety vests(employees?) one after the other. After about 5 minutes of waiting at tasting bar, one of them asked if we were there for a tasting and we answered, yes. She stated she would be right with us and continued ringing up these vested people. After another 5 minutes of being ignored, we left. We had been regular drinkers of your wine, and had looked forward to this tasting. However, due to your employees' rude behavior, you have lost us as customers.

Nice winery with a lot of character, despite being like a corporation (watch the trucks with grapes come and go). Make sure to go down the stairs and see the cellar with all the cases. The tasting room is very comfortable, enough space to taste and browse the wines. Prices of the wines are very reasonable.

This place is unbelievable great place to visit and take a tour you will not be dispointed at all.

Beautiful grounds and a very nice tasting room with friendly employees. Visited during the Spring Barrel weekend and were fortunate enough to be able to go down into the cellar to taste wine from the barrels. Nice selection of items for sales including some cheese and other snacks.

We had the best time at Columbia Crest Winery today in the tasting room with Vicky,. She made our day by being so welcoming, joking around with us and being so informative! She even got us some cheese and crackers to go with the tasting! We shared how much we were looking forward to our visit, but had been worried of our delay during the drive to the winery from the Columbia Gorge waterfalls, as it was much farther than we were thinking and it took so long to get there that we didn’t arrive until 4:30, just having discovered that they closed at 5 pm while we were on the way! Upon arrival we thought we would be rushed through the tasting experience at this, our favorite overall winery, after coming from Philadelphia to visit while in Washington. But nothing could have been further from that as she showed us numerous wines and even gave us an individual tour of the vine cellar and a tasting from a barrel during fermentation! She shared her Columbia Crest story with us and even took a picture with us! In the end we were there for over an hour and we would have never known that she and a few of her colleagues were staying to make our experience so special! What a wonderful representation of Columbia Crest she was! Congratulation to Columbia Crest for having a great staff member to represent your business!! Highly recommend others touring this beautiful winery!

I'm going to be honest, I was a bit leery because it was such a big corporation winery. But it was actually a great experience. First of all $5 for 4, 5 tastes? Awesome. Second, the chateau they had was incredibly classy but approachable. Third, the attendant at the bar was incredibly nice, easy to talk to, and poured us drinks we were curious about, even if they were off the list. Good times and nice vineyard to walk around.

A fantastic and pleasing place to visit.

Planned a private wine tasting with my girls to catch up and drink wine. They even helped out with creating a charcuterie board to sample with the wines. Overall, a great experience and a beautiful place. Shame it was raining, would have loved to walk around but the scenery was breathtaking. Will be visiting again during my next visit.

Great place to deliver, fast unloading and have overnight parking

The "Horse Experience" was so wonderful. Riding is so much fun, but there is a ton of enjoyment to be had grooming the horses, learning how they communicate, and communicating with them in the ring! I highly recommend this experience. I took my nearly 97-year-young grandma and she enjoyed grooming her horse so much. What a good day. Teresa is so generous and it is obvious she cares deeply about her horses. I'm grateful she offers all of us a chance to join in.

We had a wonderful experience! The horses were calm and easy to manage and we learnt a lot about the area.

Emily is such a great and knowledgeable trail ride leader and gave us a beautiful ride touring several wineries! They have a wonderful boutique showcasing local artists and many fun classes. This is my second trail ride and I will be doing many more. If you are ever in Tri Cities or surrounding, please stop by!

Teresa is very kind and informative. She allowed a group of us to show up last minute to surprise a family member who loves horses. It was a very good experience. We all enjoyed ourselves. Her horses are so sweet and funny. Also, I highly recommend her homemade goat milk soap! It smells phenomenal and leaves your skin feeling so soft.

Spent 3 days wine tasting in the Red Mountain area with 2 other couples. We did the Sunset Wagon Ride and Dinner with Red Mountain Trails on our last night. What a great experience. It was about a 30 minute wagon ride each way to a simple table set up for the 6 of us table cloth and all. Beautiful view of the valley and was totally quiet except for the laughter of our group. Great food from the grill and much more than our group could eat. This was the highlight of our trip and was very different than the usual noisy restaurant. Will definitely do it again.

Teresa is a wonderful host! She introduced and paired the horses well to our experience levels. Nice easy trails. I would recommend to anyone interested in horseback riding or wine tasting!

Amazing experience. Teresa and Emily were so wonderful and full of information about the local wineries and vineyards. Best way to wine taste... astride a four legged beast!

Excellent engagement activities and learning for adults and kids! History of the area and the agriculture grown here! And did you know they make Tillamook cheese here? You can’t buy cheese but you can buy ice cream!

I stopped at the supercharger during a trip, and was disappointed that there was no food, so me and my dad walked past the large play structure to the Sage Center and it was really cool inside with interesting displays 🦌🥔🐺, sadly we didn't tour it all but we did use the public bathrooms (The girls bathroom is clean and comfortable) and shopped around the gift shop. Not to mention there was to go bowls of tillamook ice cream 😋. The costumer service was also super good and the employees were really nice.

This is where my Tesla always has us stop on our trips to Boise, Idaho. Once I actually went inside, I saw how cool the museum actually is. It has a lot of interactive activities and awesome information you wouldn’t learn from many places. Great place for kids. It has an outdoor playground and a little area for dogs to run around, play and go potty. Would definitely recommend stopping, especially with children on long trip breaks.

Best place to charge EV with kids! We stopped here twice to charge our Rivian and it’s the best. Chargers are fast, and some of the Tesla chargers have adapters so we could charge easily. The best part is the playground!!!! So much more pleasant to charge here with the kids. There’s also picnic tables, so a great place to hang out while you charge. One negative is that there aren’t bathrooms (there was a disgusting port-a-potty).

Stopped here to use a Tesla supercharger. Wonderful that we were welcome to use the restroom & have coffee/relax. Especially enjoyed the impressive educational exhibits, and awesome outdoor playground!

Not a huge museum but they pack a lot of different topics in the space. Several interactive exhibits. All is focused on agriculture and industry in the area, including historical perspectives.

So much great education about our farming in USA. The Ballon ride was down when we were there. If in the area fir a few days or need a break from driving, we highly recommend. Plenty of room for large motor homes & tow veichles

Wonderful experience. Lots of great wines and food. Beautiful building with wonderful views of Red Mountain and Rattlesnake Mountain.

I cannot say enough good things about this winery! We booked a tasting along with a charcuterie board while we explored the local vinyards. We intended to only stay for an hour or so, but ended up loving the gorgeous balcony, delicious wine, and great service so much that we cancelled our next stop so we could spent a lovely afternoon with a bottle of their Lemberger and some more charcuterie. We also learned a lot about the local vinyards and history as well, which is always appreciated. I can't get over how beautiful the entire facility and balcony was. It is one of the prettiest wineries I have ever been to! We will definitely come back again!

Great experience! We really enjoyed learning about the three generations who have developed this winery into a showcase in the Red Mountain AVA. Wine cards with descriptions of each wine allowed us to set our own pace. We pre-ordered a large charcuterie for our group of eight.

Robust, well-balanced wines in a beautiful setting. Savannah was an excellent ambassador who made us feel welcome. We left with 16 bottles and a new appreciation of Washington wines.

My wife and I loved the wine selection. Kiona is making some top-notch wine. The location is beautiful, absolutely gorgeous. The staff were friendly and very knowledgeable about their wine and the local wineries. I would recommend Kiona as your first stop in the Red Mountain AVA.

One of my favorite wineries, beautiful location and very knowledgable staff. I joined on my visit and am excited to be a member of their wine club!

They have the best rosé and riesling here! Absolutely had to take a bottle home. Their charcuterie was also the perfect balance of all the necessary wine pairing snacks. So good!

Stopped here to do a wine tasting and wound up staying for lunch and then coming back for their monthly three course dinner later in the evening. The wine was some of the best we tasted in the Red Mountain area, and the food was just as spectacular. Katie who did our tasting was very knowledgeable and told us so much about both the wine and the region as well as how things are grown. She provided excellent wine recommendations and also let us compare and contrast some of the different wines which really made for a great tasting experience. If I lived in the area I would definitely come back often for both the food and the wine, but we had to settle with ordering some to be shipped home.

We had the Ceasar salad and chicken. The dressing was not terrible but was put on a little heavy and needed just a little more zest to it to be very good. We also had the Giacomo pizza, which was very good. It had very good ingredients and was cooked nicely. Lizzy had the Albarino and seemed to enjoy it a lot. Overall prices are not terrible for a vineyard but are on the pricier side but not a terrible value. We We definitely come back on occasion.

We booked a tasting followed by a reservation for their Thursday night happy hour. The facility is very very nice, with Italianate decorations and patio. The wines were some of the best in the area, as well as plenty of different types to try. The food was SO so good too! I felt like we had really lucked out on booking at this winery, and I don't feel like we could have gotten better food anywhere else in the area. The Divola pizza was divine! Our server was very kind and personable, which is always appreciated. She answered all of our questions and never made us feel neglected or rushed. The owner of the winery was present behind the bar that night and opened up wines not on the menu so that we could have extra tastings, which made us feel very special. I will definitely come back again, and specifically book the Happy Hour too! I am very appreciative to have found this winery!

Tami and Katy were the best! They were so kind and personable. Additionally, the charcuterie board was the best we have ever had and bonus because they also had local draft beer which my fiancée enjoyed. They had a great selection of white estate wines to choose from. The arch terrace Chardonnay did not disappoint.

Loved this gorgeous winery! The view is absolutely breath taking. Reservations are recommended especially on weekends as this place gets very busy. They have an onsite kitchen and is a very popular spot for wine and lunches. They are dog friendly on the patio only. You get to taste about 8 wines for $30 Or fee is waived with a purchase of any two bottles. Tasting did not disappoint from their whites to red. They have a variety for all taste buds. I loved all their Cabs. They have a mix of 100% Cab to some with Merlot and Cab Franc. All were delish and as I was tasting I kept thinking of food items these would pair well with. Of course we purchased half a case variety of red wines. Venue is super clean, great vibe and super friendly staff. Darcy and Alex were both amazing. We will definitely be going back here when in the area.

Alex H.was our waitress, and Chef Dan was our cook. When we arrived, we were seated appropriately. The wine tasting was interesting. Then, YES! My order was running late (food ).Ok stop! Here comes the Five stars. I expressed it was best to get the bill, and move on... NOPE! They took it to the next level and as light as they are with staff, they came through in a clutch.

We didnt get to do the tour due to unavailability and had to contend with the wine testing. First thing first - beautiful location. Felt like an Oasis when we went in. Beautiful views. Coming to wine testing - nice flavors (I am not a big wine lover, but liked the different tastes/wines they had). They charged $30/head. That would have been waived off, had you gotten two bottles of wines from them. Since I am not a big wine drinker, i opted for the tasting. They have cheese and crackers, which we need to buy and they would serve it for you. Our hostess was patient and clear while explaining each one before pouring. We didnt get food here, but i saw food being served to a table. I would definitely recommend this place if you wanted to do some wine tasting.

Very well maintained campground. Check in was quick and easy. They have 50 amp power ports. Many sites have some fencing that helps with wind blockage and privacy. Train noise can be heard but not as bad as some other places we’ve stayed. The day use park is nice, however the swimming area is taken over by geese and the west parking area seems to possibly have illegal activity going on in the evening. People sitting in vehicles while other people move from vehicle to vehicle. Being former law enforcement I have seen that kind of thing before. The camping area was very quiet and peaceful until Friday when the loud drinkers started showing up. Don’t expect the 8pm quiet time to be enforced. Use google maps or some other resource to find a site with shade if staying in the hot months. Overall a nice stay.

Terrific location on the Columbia River. Easy to get into. Only $55 for the night. Large sites with lots of room between. Nice walking path along the river to stretch your legs after a long day of driving.

This is arguably the very best RV Park around for 50 miles. Beautifully maintained grounds, large lawn and Columbia River Views in almost every site. Simple monthly charge of $110 a month for utilities and WiFi if staying long term during Winter Months. Current monthly charge for extended stays, $680 a month. I can't say enough good things about this facility, a Gem!

This is a great location, especially if you love seafood and boat trips! There is no end to the number of nearby restaurants and daily charter boats. The sites are a tad narrow and the parking is out of control during crabbing season, which can make it a challenge to get in and out of the park but after you're parked, it's a great place to spend a few days or weeks (or months even! =)!

Great RV campground right on the Columbia River. Sites are spacious with lots of green space. Showers/restrooms were basic and showers could use a bit of an upgrade. Laundry room was nice. Only 2 complaints: (1) the sprinkler system that ran 4 of the 7 nights we were here was pointed directly at our TT and soaked the entire side of it and our truck. That wouldnt be an issue except that one of our windows was open so it got the inside of our trailer wet. It also soaked everything we had outside including our shoes. (2) Staff that mowed twice while we're here made no attempt to aim clippings away from our site so we came home to grass all over our belongings. Fortunately we carry a leaf blower so we could blow everything off. Otherwise this is a great camp site with a beautiful view, especially sunset views

Lovely place On the river. Good views and quiet. Very nice staff. Good walks along the river to a pub.

There is a nice walking trail along the river. This RV park seems like it is in a park. There are a lot of trees and more space between RV's than I have ever seen in an RV park. It would be nice if they watered at night so you can get into or out of your unit without getting in the mud or getting hit with sprinklers if you are trying to get around. There is a playground for children.

Lots of great information and exhibits! Our tour guide, Cassie, was very knowledgeable. I’d definitely recommend the second Saturday Tour.

Amazing to see the ingenuity of humanity. Being able to measure changes in gravity at such resolution is incredible! And having an amazing area to show kids the effects of gravity and wave forms is super fun and educational. Also. The best bathrooms in the world

LIGO is a wonderful place where people can see how tax dollars are responsibly used to increase human knowledge. The good news is that one need not be a scientist to comprehend the information presented. I highly recommend a trip to LIGO for all those curious about space and the natural world. Tickets are free, but you must sign up in advance.

State of the art facility to detect gravitational waves from neutron stars, black hole, and black hole + neutron star mergers. There is a exploration center that explains in a simple way the physics of gravitational wave detection that even kids can understand.

I attended the tour of LIGO (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave) with a group of Physics students from Freeman High school. Cassidy, our tour guide was phenomenal. She had a wealth of knowledge and was very good in her interactions with the students. I would recommend taking this tour, it was very informative.

Unveiling the Cosmos: A Stellar Experience at Sanford LIGO Observatory As an enthusiast of all things astronomical, my visit to the Sanford LIGO Observatory was nothing short of breathtaking. This facility, a pinnacle of scientific achievement, offers a unique glimpse into the cutting-edge of cosmological exploration, and it did not disappoint. A Marvel of Modern Science The highlight of the observatory, without a doubt, are the massive x-y arms, crucial for the LIGO's mission to detect gravitational waves. Witnessing these monumental structures up close was awe-inspiring, offering a tangible connection to the abstract and profound phenomena they're designed to observe. The sheer scale and precision of these arms encapsulate human ingenuity's boundless reach, a testament to our quest to decode the universe's most elusive mysteries. Enlightening Guided Tour The guided tour was a cornerstone of the visit, transforming what could have been a mere observational experience into an immersive educational journey. The guide, brimming with knowledge and enthusiasm, elucidated the complex scientific principles with remarkable clarity. Understanding how these arms function to detect the ripples in spacetime created by distant cosmic events was absolutely fascinating. It was a perfect blend of profound science communicated in an accessible manner. Architectural Grandeur Meets Scientific Endeavor Beyond its scientific significance, the observatory's design is a visual feast. The x-y arms, stretching across the landscape, create a striking harmony between human-made structures and the natural world. They stand as a bold declaration of our presence in the cosmos, reaching out to listen to the universe's ancient whispers. Final Thoughts My visit to the Sanford LIGO Observatory was an enlightening journey that expanded my appreciation for the universe and the extraordinary efforts we undertake to understand it. The observatory isn't just a place; it's a portal to the cosmos, offering rare insights into the fabric of spacetime itself.For anyone curious about the universe, passionate about science, or simply in awe of humanity's capability to explore the cosmos, a visit to this observatory is an absolute must. It’s a place where science meets imagination, where the cosmos's secrets are within our grasp, and where the universe's silent music is heard loud and clear.

A colleague of mine wanted to go here so we did a short road trip from seattle to here. The staff is super nice. We had an appointment for the observatory tour at 11:45 am and they were on time. They first explained about what they do at the observatory. And they took us to some few important spots in the campus. The person who was taking us on tour, answered all questions. We had a great experience. If you are interested in knowing more about the observatory, then definitely it’s worth the visit!!

Best choice I ever made to become a wine member here! Your wine is amazing and the atmosphere for tasting is so beautiful ♡ your reds are divine and I liked the rose' also. Thanks for being my favorite stop when we come to prosser ♡

Really lovely staff. Yummy wines and amazing gpace. Highly recommend.

Super service and great wine. Our car broke down in their parking lot so we were wondering how we were going to get to the next winery appointment but to our surprise one of the people that worked there drove all 5 of us to our next destination. We will definitely be going back.

Exceptional customer service, and quality of their products. In the $$ - $$$ price range, but reasonable for the product. Not simple to find, but not hard. Located about 100-200 yards after Hogue Cellars. If you found this post to be helpful please consider a thumbs-up.

We loved every minute of our time at Alexandria Nicole Cellars. The flight was perfect and we were tended to by a wonderful host. She gave good information about the wines and contributed to the overall smart fun! Needless to say, we left with 6 bottles of wine and shipped two bottles of sparkling wine to family on Nashville. Thank you for a great time!

Beautiful tasting room, great wine, wonderful staff. Spent the day wine tasting around Prosser with ANC being our last stop. We arrived around 4pm and while the members only lounge was bustling, we were lucky to have the tasting room to ourselves. The experience here was so enjoyable, the staff really know how to take care of you.

Not only does Alexandria Nicole have outstanding wine, but the venue itself is delightful. There are several seating areas, so they easily accommodate larger groups and quiet, more intimate parties. A glass of wine by their fireplace with friends is a great way to spend some time!

The good: room itself was gorgeous and comfortable and clean. The wine was very good. And we got a free glass in the tasting room plus a bottle of wine in our room. The bad: we arrived an hour before check in but were not allowed to check in early despite the place not being full and the room almost certainly being cleaned. Not a huge deal but would have been nice. The “view” is nothing like their pics. You can get a slight glimpse of the river through a tree but there’s also a major highway visible (and audible). The sky was pretty enough! And then something I didn’t account for when booking here was that they close at 5 and open at 11. So we had two hours to eat and drink (plus the hour before we could get into our room). I’d imagined settling in and getting dinner and wine without having to go anywhere but that’s not the case.

We decided to return to Desert Wind to celebrate my birthday, as we had enjoyed it so much last year, same time. (Mid September.) We were disappointed to learn that they are no longer offering the "small room service breakfast" as part of their package but didn't know that until we checked in... Was challenging to find any local restaurants to accommodate our group of 5. (I suggest you bring back the breakfast. It is a large part of why we rebooked. ) Also, the grounds could be INCREDIBLE, however, there are no flowers in the flowerpots, the shrubs and trees are overgrown and many things are dying. Very sad. The food and wine are outstanding, just like last year and the staff and Justice and Berta are wonderful. We would love to come back but would love to see the breakfast return and some more care of the grounds. :)

Had a great stay at the Desert Wind winery! We chose it as our base of operations for exploring Prosser and Red Mountain wineries and we thought the location was great and the accommodations were super comfortable and clean. We stayed in the 2 bedroom condo since there were 3 of us and for the price you really can't beat the quality of the room. It is worth noting that the winery and food are only open during the day (from 11 - 5 while we were there) but there are plenty of places nearby to get breakfast or dinner later in the evening. You also receive a complimentary glass of wine if you check in during regular business hours and a free bottle to enjoy in your room, which provides a great opportunity to sample what they have to offer. The condo was very quiet and private and you have your own entrance to use if you are coming and going after hours. Would definitely recommend staying here as a great option to explore the nearby wine country.

Amaya surprised us with a mini wine bottle ornament a wine bottle opener for our wine tasting visit. Funny how Desert wind ended up my 2024 - we have stayed here at the inn before for our anniversary last February and the experience was very pleasant.

Beautiful room to serve as our base of operations. Temperature controls were NOT available in the room, so we had to keep the balcony door open to keep from BAKING.

My family stopped in a week ago. The server instantly notified us that she had ADHD and that her service would reflect such. She was very knowledgeable of the wines we were tasting. She took our lunch order that included a charcuterie board and told us that we couldn't get the charcuterie board because they were out of cheese (which was well within lunch hours). She returned with our order and an over-baked flatbread with balsamic vinegar. She said there was no charge for the bread. She did apologize for the cook. Shortly after, we were waiting for our cutlery which I inevitably approached her for it. She did apologize for not getting the cutlery to us. The experience was not as enjoyable as I had expected. I doubt I will recommend this establishment to others.

Recently married a couple from our church, and after the wedding ceremony, the reception was at Desert Wind Winery. We had the large back reception hall, all to ourselves. It was a very luxurious, well kept, clean, spacious place for this event. We had a great visit, and got to meet one of the owners while there, great smile and conversation. 100% Recommend this place for any large group event! Thank you Desert Wind!!

4 decent wineries right next to each other. Nice venue. Building is Tuscan and has nice patio seating out front. Very relaxing and not directly on the freeway so no noise.

It's not as much fun as going to the actual wineries, however it is most definitely the best way to sample the largest selection of our region's wines in a day. And to really make the day great - and reach the best wineries, and taste all the wines you desire, rent a limo from A Plus Pacific Limousine on Kennewick, WA. He even has a party bus!!!

Could have alot better public facilities ... Hand washing is left up to a sanitizer next to door . Urinals weren't flushing during my visit. Food offered in building is high priced for the impulse snack buy (not a fan). Prefer to be here when food trucks & carts are out in the park for events . Over all a great space to play and enjoy the river views . **Plus you can run up and touch the water !!

Only went to one of the wineries in this particular building. The wine was ok. They had so many varietals, that we think it is difficult to do just one very well. All though, they wouldn't open the wine that we went there specifically to taste, so we can't judge all of there wines. The issue with this winery, as well as a few others we've been to is that they were tasting out of a bottle that had been opened 3 days prior to our visit. We don't buy wine unless we can taste from a bottle opened at least the same day; and yes, there is a difference. We proved that at one winery to the person serving; talked them into opening a fresh bottle and comparing to one opened the prior day. BIG difference, even they admitted that.

The wine is good with the salad( to be continued). The dinner is excellent, the mixture of spices, srimp, and grits, yes grits is the bomb. Thank you chef Brian anniversary was very special. Sand & Mike Holland at Wine O' Clock. Prosser, WA

A brillant idea to create a village with several wineries and a great food place in the middle. Visit them all and then have lunch or dinner at Wine O'clock. Great people, great food, great scenery.

Still in its infancy with only a handful of places open. When we visited, it was a Monday, so most were closed. Currently, it's pretty much only a weekend operation.

Did not have a bad wine here. They are legit. Nice staff with great personalities.

Try the Mimosa flight! It was easy to make reservations for our group of eight. We do wish there hadn't been so much highway noise and that the staff had described the wines. When we there, they only had charcuterie boards, not real lunch options

Walked in , very nice place warm feeling and relaxing. Kind of had a Pre-1950s feel. Only purchased two bottles to go but will definitely come back to visit. Sammy accommodated me , even recommend a good wine selection . 5 stars.

super welcoming and knowledgeable staff, lovely location with a large patio. we didn’t have reservations but were treated like royalty. I was in the mood for whites and they were packed with flavor at a fair price point!

Our host Rob presented us with an incredible flight at the airfield. Will return. Thanks for a sun memorable Sunday

Friendly and helpful! Open and airey with a large wine selection. Went above and beyond to help us find the wines we liked.

Let me start by saying Elizabeth was amazing! She was so knowledgeable & hospitable. She even brought a bowl of water for the pups! The mimosa flight was great & lovely seating. They Also have a great little gift shop.

Gorgeous views! Amazing course to enjoy for an early morning round 🌞⛳️ Definitely will be going back to experience again!

The course is in great shape! Come out and enjoy! Covered carts are available

This course is affordable and is in great condition. The areas that are lacking are the beverage selection and food quality. Otherwise, love this course!

Hidden gem for golf. Great views , 2 minutes after your in the Columbia river!

We like playing this course when returning from Richland to Seattle. It is always in great shape, the greens especially. Love the views of the Columbia river and the surrounding cliffs and hills. The pro shop staff is very nice and friendly too.

This is one of my fav courses! 100/100 it’s beautiful and I absolutely love it! If you get the chance, the fairways are great, the tee boxes are the best tee boxes I’ve ever stood on (Other than chambers bay) and the bunkers are phenomenal. The course layout is awesome, pictures can’t describe it, just trust me. (Hey the electric carts are nice too)

had a blast here this week. course is not too difficult. plays easier than the course/slope rating. easy to hit fairways. rough is not too penalizing. greens are small but good (that's really the only hard part, the small greens). course is in great condition, with the fairways being perfect. really good views all around. really nice staff, and met some of the men's club folks, who were also really nice. i carted, but course seems like an easy walk (no big hills). will come back soon.

Neat stop. While the teapot has historical significance, there is a Firefighters and veterans momorial.

It's a political expression, roadside attraction, and very unique 1920's gas station. Parking is free and restrooms are clean. Also there is a fallen firefighters memorial and a veterans memorial to also see at this location.

This was a neat little place to visit. Great local history. There is a little park there and bathrooms. Stop and take some pics. I'm a little tea pot in the picture. Lol

Really nice piece of history! I liked the Firefighters memorial too.

Certainly worth the stop if you are passing through. Plenty of space to park. I was able to stop in while towing a 30 ft camper. Rest rooms on site. A fire fighter memorial is also on site. Great place to stop for a picnic lunch. The lawn is well manicured. Geo coorindinates 46.404669, -120.269553

3 minute detour off the highway. Cute little spot with a fallen firefighters memorial next to it. Has a playground next to it as well and dirty outdoor bathrooms with real sinks and toilets as well as a trash can. If this information was helpful, I would appreciate a quick like. Thank you!

I lived in Zillah for a year and found it clean and safe. They added a Zipline and water spout pads to the park next to the historical teapot.

I loved walking throughout the town to discover so many colorful murals on the sides of buildings. Each scene is historically accurate of the rich cultural diversity of an old western town. A must see family fun adventure and educational too.

What a great place! A must for a visit

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The place is very beautiful. The rooms are nice, but the service can use some more time management . My checkin time was at 3pm . That was not the problem it was that I got their at 7 pm, and my room was not even ready. I was very disappointed. And they could have had better towels. Other than that. The place was a nice place to stay for 3 days. Very peaceful. I enjoyed my time their.

Great price. Location was a 4 as was easy to find and other fast food restaurants nearby, if you wanted to go out. But had good restaurants inside. Nonetheless, we enjoyed our stay. The only cons are that there is not very much if anything to do outside of the casino, and I felt (my opinion) that the buffet is overpriced.

You must show your ID upon entering! This casino is strict and payouts are non existent. Do not plan on winning here. The brunch buffet was expensive, greasy and not very hot. I can't think of anything good about my experience. The music they play is boring elevator music. Their elevator shut too fast, I and my husband both got bruises trying to stop the door! The concert we went to was short and the audience was passive, not much enthusiasm in that crowd. The band was great they deserved more... I personally would not recommend.

I have never seen a casino pay so low. all of their machines are turned way down and no one is hitting anywhere in the entire casino. They are definitely below what the gaming commission would consider legal. They would also get a lot more people gambling if they weren't so tight with their payouts

It took a few days before I could gather my thoughts to write this review after the horrific treatment my family and relatives experienced. The staff was less than hospitable, and that’s the nicest way I can possibly put it. You don’t fly thousands of miles for a family gathering just to have people mistreat you at your first meal. My aunt was denied entry because she didn’t have her ID. You would think that there should be a completely separate entrance and space for non-gamblers. I mean, if you’re exclusively a casino, I get it, but you’re not. You offer other services that have nothing to do with gambling. It was just downright humiliating. I don’t want to have to say that it’s a race issue, but it is. And no, that’s not just based on my aunt being my denied entry. I understand that there isn’t a large Asian demographic in the area, this is 2025, racism doesn’t fly anymore. Can we normalise learning how to talk to people of every race with respect? If that’s not your thing, hospitality is not the field you should be working in. Being rude and dismissive is not acceptable.

The rooms are beautiful. Spa is pretty good, but kinda pricey in comparison to other stand alone spas in the area. Food options are pretty good. The coffee shop has great drink options and amazing ice cream!

We went there tonight for my husbands birthday. My husband and myself ordered the ribeye steak which was $40 each. My brother in law ordered the prime rib. We have never had worse food ever! The quality of the meat was bad, but so was the chef. Our potato’s were cold the so were the vegetables. We will never eat there again😡🤓

Absolutely beautiful, informative and would enjoy visiting again. My 8yr old had a great time and even got to visit the attaching library and get a book. Staff was wonderfully friendly. The museum features local animals, plants, river life, modern art, structure replicas, amazing woven baskets, jewelry and so much more we very much enjoyed it! Clean restrooms and open areas with benches to rest, sit & read which I was very grateful for too. Great visit and recommend the beautiful murals in the town too!

Absolutely an amazing experience. Walking through the museum was informative and beautiful. Reading the differences in the detail of the Native Culture. For any history buffs or traveling enthusiasts of culture in areas, this is a must see experience.

Phenomenal museum. Those who designed the cultural center, inside and out, clearly and carefully considered the visitor's experience. Information within the museum unfolds in an organic and experiential way, and you end up learning so much through senses (audio, what you see, going into a space). We loved the QR codes that let you hear the pronunciation of words. Take the time to read the texts about “when there was no Time, before history began.”

The museum was fascinating. The physical structures, replica teepee and long house were worth the trip alone. Testaments to how people have lived on these lands for thousands of years. Very interested in the exhibit on religious diversity within the Yakama people today.

This place is a proud memorial for a humble people who deserve our honor and respect. I've seen complaints about the items in the gift shop being "over-priced." It's a community center, your money goes to the community. Much like buying from the Goodwill or Salvation Army. Would you rather spend your money at the Casino? The most important thing you can do on your trip here is visit the museum. It tells the history of the Yakama Nation and how badly the US has treated them, for over 150 years. They have suffered losing 90% of their native land and having their sons and daughters taken from them to be forced into boarding schools and made to forget their culture and lifestyle. Even their religion, that teaches peaceful coexistence with all of nature and The Creator, has been watered down after years of western religious aggression. It's heartbreaking, to be sure, but also amazing that these beautiful people still live on their native land. Everything about this cultural center, the gift shop, the museum and even the library are filled with so much grace and strength. If you pay attention, you'll hear your guardian spirit calling out to you.

My cousin was visiting the Valley and wanted to come to the Cultural Center. I was excited, because even though I'm fairly local, I hadn't been in a long time. The gal working the gift shop was so kind and patient, answering our questions in detail, even my cousin's questions about how she came to be working at the Cultural Center. She encouraged us to take our time and not miss anything in the museum. She was so cheerful and clearly passionate about what she does. In the museum, I really loved the QR codes so that you can hear the Native words for the different animals and such. I even sent one to a friend (one of his favorite animals). My cousin and I were both happy we came. Everything from the sweatlodge setup to the beadwork displays were informative and I appreciated all of it (and I hope the public learns from borading school and REDgalia exhibits). Tldr; really cool museum, awesome staff. 5 stars, already planning on going again.

It was awesome to see everyone. Walk safe n Drive safe. Happy treaty days. Kids got lots of candy. N had fun watching the parade here in Toppenish,Wa. Hopefully we can meet next time next year

What an atmosphere! Set on a hop farm and family friendly. The beers are refreshing and the outdoor patio is one of the best I’ve ever been to. Go here and come again

My husband and I attended the hop and brew school. They had a private event at the bale breaker brewing company. We drove from Houston Texas, definitely worth it. Amazing people and fantastic beer. Recommend the bottom cutter.

Very nice place. Dogs are allowed. But that's where the positives ended for me. If you like ale or IPA, you'll like it. Too bad there's no regular beer selection. The cashier was weird and dissatisfied.

Celebrating the hops season was fun at Bale Breaker. We were able to watch as the Top Cutter cut the hops down and then they were hauled away. We tried three beers and they were all amazing. There were a couple of interesting food trucks there as well. A very open, fun space. You need to go here!

I would recommend the limited releases. I got a flight of 6 and each one was bursting with unique IPA flavor. It was really nice sitting outside among the hop bines.

Excellent location, enough space for kids to run around. Had a good food truck parked there. Beer is great as expected but I have to say, the Limited Edition beers that they only serve there are better than their year round, canned releases. Ship the Limited ones!

Always love the atmosphere. We bring games and play with friends while drinking great beer and having some of the tasty food from the trucks. Great place to unwind after a day of work.

Our annual Cuvil Air Patrol conference and Chang of Command was a HUGE success! The best venue we have had in 38 years!!

It's a pleasant conference center. The day was a bit humid in the 70's, and the HVAC wasn't keeping up. I'm exceedingly glad I did a quick trip around the exhibits and didn't stay for classes. I don't do well with heat and played the too hot/too cold game moving between areas.

Was absolutely wonderful place with plenty of room for us to hold our many many different venues. Fraternal Order of Eagles Women's Auxillary thanks 👍👍 you and ur staff!!!!

Just spent a long weekend at the Yaki A Convention Center with the VFW Washington Dept State Convention. We normally have 400-600 attendees and all went well. Our Saturday night Banquet was totally different: Buffet style. Really different from our normal sit down 4 course served dinner. I didn't hear anyone complain. It felt more natural for a group of military! As far as I know there were no issues between our convention and the Center.

Nice convention center in downtown Yakima. Good WiFi, clean restrooms, good meeting and event rooms, and free parking in surrounding parking lots.

Went there for a 1 day political conference its kinda vast for its size. Lots of smaller rooms. Chief complaint 16C is way too cold!!!

The Yakima convention center is centrally located and has plenty of parking. The womens business convention had a lot of vendors. The gal at the door took out tickets and did not give us our stub back so we misswd out on our free beverage. None the less it was nice. We tried some of the natural supplements Univera and they were delicious beverages. The young lady that was helping us is so informative and nice. She is great to work with...

This place is super fun. Lots of local music talent.

We were very underwhelmed. The counter person seemed bored by our presence. The presentation was dry n rushed. Not being knowledgeable in wine, and making this known, the presentation was way over our heads. As slow as the store was there was enough time to dumb it down. Very disappointed.

Love this place on the weekends for the live music. Megan the bartender is very welcoming she knows how to run a bar. Wine is great and good prices too. Perfect place for people wanting an outing late nite downtown Yakima open tell 10pm. Kana has become a regular spot for us on the weekends because of it’s live music and super friendly stuff.

I had the pleasure of playing music at Kana and enjoyed the space, it was really cozy and would highly recommend to anyone looking for a fun venue to listen to live music on Friday/Saturday night.

Went here on a Friday night while in town for a wedding because we wanted to try something local and there was an open mic night. I was wasn't sure about the open mic as it could be very hit or miss, usually miss, but the musicians were all very good and it seemed to be a small crowd of regulars who come and perform. Anyway it was so great! Everything, the server, the wine, the art on the walls, the music, it was a scene with a chill wine vibe and we wanted to be a part of it. Thanks for the fun night in Yakima!

We are new to Yakima and only been here about a month. Last Friday night, the first Friday of the month, we decided to go try out the wine. We had a blast. I'm the one in the group who is careful not to drink too much. Well the wine was so good, the music was perfect and fun to dance to, the staff made us feel right at home, and I think life and moving had gotten on my last nerve. I did drink too much, but the wine was so good... We're looking forward to going back in a few weeks. We have things scheduled keeping us from getting there this Friday and the following week. It's a must visit for those passing through and visiting the area. If you live here in the area I can't imagine if you like wine you not already stopping in. Since I over did it I'm glad that the wine, I drink red wine, doesn't give you one of those all day splitting headaches. I had a little headache for maybe an hour at most. You won't be disappointed stopping here. Put it on your "must do" list.

A spiritual loving fun place for sure. The people are warm and friendly..large pours!! Great wine and live music!! What more could you ask for. And the dynamite tender Megan!! Just love that girl!! We visit this winery whenever we can!! Thank you for the great evening.

Really great wine tasting room with classic rock music. We are partial to their Cabernet, and slushies. Comfortable atmosphere, live music on certain nights, and warm hip staff ready to introduce you to their wines. Major BONUS: They also allow outside food until they get their kitchen up and running. Major plus!

Excellent wine, great service, great ambiance. Definitely heading back next time we're in Yakima!

The Yakima Bonsai Group met there for our meeting and Education for Our Bonsai Plants. It was a Great Place for our Meeting! Thank You so Much Antolin Cellars!

Their wine slushy is amazing! The perfect drink on a hot summer day in Yakima!

Eric was so helpful and the wine was excellent 👌

Great museum with local history and vibrant exhibits. We learned a lot about the area and enjoyed the air conditioning.

Very nice museum to know the history of Yakima. It's very informative for adults and educational for kids. There is a kids discovery place underground. Easy to kill time with kiddos.

Love this museum, especially the neon signs I remember from my childhood

Quite a large museum really. All things Yakima valley. Turns out that there are a lot of interesting things.

VERY nice museum. Lots of old horse-drawn vehicles that you can get right up to. Great info on the history of the Yakima Valley, An awesome room full of taxidermy! Beautifully and colorfully laid out. Lots and lots to see!

This museum was our first stop in travel to Columbia river gorge. Wi did not expect so much emotions we had there! Very interesting exposition with carriages. We saw the prototype of modern RV :)

This is a great museum. We were looking for information about the farming (orchards) in the area and found this great introduction to the area. It includes farming, early wagon travel, the Yakama people, Justice William O. Douglas, mountain climbing, old neon signs, and more.

14 Hands has consistently delivered high quality, excellent value WA red wine blends for many years. The 2019 Juicy Red is another great example. Syrah based, it serves up complex, well balanced blueberry, dark cherry, black current, mocha and spices. We enjoyed ours during a delicious roast beef dinner. Still youthful for about an hour, it smoothed out nicely for sipping after dinner.

This place is amazing! I read a comment that said the wines are totally different than what is in the store and that is 100percent true. Great wines at a great price. The white cabernet is divine and the charcuterie board has the best cheese I've had in years.

We continue to enjoy going to 14 Hands each time we visit our family in the Tri-Cities so that we may select a few more bottles to bring back home to Napa where we live— we especially love their Cabernet Sauvignon! What we like is that 14 Hands offers a good selection of reasonably priced wines. We also really enjoy the wine tasting experience because 14 Hands has a very nice tasting room, a pleasant and knowledgeable staff, and a large and welcoming patio area— we recommend ordering the cheese plate, which we have found to nicely complement our wine tastings!

A beautiful winery serving one of our favourite Chardonnay’s!! Just a quick first stop on a whirlwind three week road trip, we couldn’t ask for more! Grabbed a few bottles to go for our evening “night cap” in the next town/state!! Thank you 14 Hands for making such tasty product!!

Went here for a wine tasting and they were so awesome and so nice that we ended up joining their wine club which has no membership fee. As a result our complete wine tasting was free and the bottle the prices of the bottles of wine were greatly reduced. It's a very nice wine tasting room with a big large outdoor area that wraps all the way around. Besides the tasting room in large outdoor patio area, they have some interesting vintage barnwood displays, an art gallery, and a little store. Employee Cassandra took great care of us and told us so much history of the winery and their different grapes and vintages. We had such a fun time, highly recommend.

Our highlight of our winery visits in Prosser was the warm welcome we got from Casandra and Veronica at the Best Western Express and 14 Hands winery. They represent the best of the company!

We stopped by this lovely tasting room while on a road trip in July 2022, as a respite from driving in the 100°+ heat. It was a very pleasant experience. The atmosphere of the tasting room is very nice, our tasting guide was wonderful and we enjoyed some unique reserve wines that the winery does not distribute very widely in liquor stores. So, of course, we ended up buying a few bottles. Highly recommended!

Great spot! - & friendly staff... Chelsee was very helpful and we enjoyed her knowledge and sense of humor. Highly recommended!

First time at a tasting room in Eastern Washington. This place was not crowded for a Sunday, but we were not their during the busy season. Learned about their process and how they get their wine. Had some nice reserves while there.