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Discover unique guest rooms throughout the McMenamins hotel, each adorned with original artwork from local artists and named after notable figures and events from Bothell’s history. From impactful teachers to Olympic gold medalists who trained in the pool and the area’s earliest Native American settlers, guests will uncover captivating glimpses into the local heritage. Insider Tip: Book a one- or two-night stay at McMenamins Anderson School using our Sip & Stay package and you’ll receive discounted hotel rates and complimentary wine tastings in Woodinville Wine Country during your visit.Tavern on the Square
Formerly the school cafeteria, the Tavern on the Square farm-to-table restaurant offers a comfortable yet sophisticated atmosphere, open daily for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and more. Enjoy market-fresh seafood, local produce, house-made pastries, and desserts, including ice cream from the Anderson School Creamery.The Woodshop
The Woodshop, once the school’s woodshop, still features hidden compartments behind the displays and boasts the largest spirits selection on the property. Enjoy the expansive tap list while watching live sports on big screens or playing shuffleboard, pool, or pinball. This area also offers classic pub fare including burgers, tots, pizza, and salads, with menus featuring happy hour and dessert items.North Shore Lagoon
North Shore Lagoon offers a tropical oasis with Tiki totem poles, bamboo walls, and a soaking pool. Open daily, the 112-foot saltwater pool is free for hotel guests and Bothell residents with valid ID and open to the public in one-hour sessions for a small fee.Nui Nui
Ascend from the North Shore Lagoon to Nui Nui, where walls adorned with teak from Balinese fishing boats and fixtures crafted from Balinese chicken cages create an island-style atmosphere. Enjoy a unique menu featuring cuisine from the South Seas, Caribbean, and South America, along with over 80 rums and cocktails to showcase them.The Shed
In The Shed, whiskey and classic cocktails reign supreme. With indoor and outdoor fireplaces providing warmth, gather around the patio or bench seating for an inviting atmosphere.Principal’s Office
Set within the former administrative offices of the school, this intimate bar offers a diverse selection of beers, wines, and spirits.Anderson School Brewery
Once part of the school’s woodshop, this space is now where beer-making takes place on the 10-barrel brewing system. From crisp lagers to bold ales, each unique craft beverage is meticulously brewed to perfection, showcasing the artistry and expertise of McMenamins’ master brewers.Anderson School Garden
The grounds of Anderson School highlight the Pacific Northwest’s diverse flora. From a wild meadow to a kitchen garden that provides fresh produce for McMenamins’ onsite restaurants and bars, each season brings new delights.Anderson School Theater
This old-world theater with new-world technology has multiple movie showings daily. Kick back in deluxe rocker seats and enjoy pizza, burger, and beer delivered right to your seat.McMenamins Events
From lively festivals to intimate live music, McMenamins events are always memorable affairs. Whether celebrating local art, music, or cuisine, these events bring the community together in a spirit of camaraderie and celebration.The Market at McMenamins
Once you’ve seen all that McMenamins Anderson School has to offer, carve out some time to stop into The Market for unique souvenirs. Find a full line of Anderson School apparel, handcrafted beverages made on the property, and coffee beans from the Anderson School roastery. You can even purchase a pint in the market and drink while you shop! Follow us on Instagram or subscribe to our newsletter for trip ideas, upcoming events, special offers, and more. Header photo courtesy of @jeff_rathbun.The post Tour the McMenamins Anderson School Hotel appeared first on Begin at Bothell.
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When it comes to mushroom foraging in the Pacific Northwest, Bothell serves as an ideal starting point for exploration. Local destinations such as Whidbey Island and Snohomish County beckon with forests of fungal treasures. Resources like the Washington Trails Association offer invaluable insights into accessible trails and mushroom hunting spots.Abundant Species
Bothell’s diverse ecosystems harbor a plethora of mushroom species waiting to be discovered. From the Questionable Stropharia to the Western Amethyst Laccaria, each mushroom offers a glimpse into the Pacific Northwest’s unique climate. Picture Mushroom serves as a valuable resource for identifying local species.Seasonal Delights
Understanding seasonality is key to success when foraging for mushrooms. Thanks to resources like Northwest Public Broadcasting, you can stay informed about the best times to find mushrooms in the wilderness. As the rain falls and the soil warms during spring, mushrooms awaken from their slumber, signaling the start of a bountiful season. From early spring until late fall, Bothell and its surroundings teem with life, inviting adventurers to partake in the age-old tradition of mushrooming.Essential Gear
Preparation is paramount when venturing into the wilds of the Pacific Northwest in search of mushrooms. Packing the right foraging tools can make all the difference in a successful mushroom foraging expedition. Essential items include a mushroom identification book or app, a whistle for safety, a pocket knife or mushroom foraging knife for harvesting, a mushroom foraging bag or basket for collecting specimens, and a soft-bristled brush or old toothbrush for cleaning. Seasonally-appropriate clothing is key, wearing a safety vest or bright-colored attire enhances visibility, and a hand lens or magnifying glass aids in scrutinizing minute details.Local Resources
For novice foragers seeking guidance or camaraderie, local mushroom foraging groups and classes offer invaluable support. Whidbey Wild Mushroom Tours and Savor the Wild Tours provide hands-on experiences led by knowledgeable guides.Safety First
While mushroom foraging is a rewarding pursuit, it’s essential to prioritize safety at all times. Never consume a mushroom unless you can positively identify it with 100% certainty, as many species are toxic or deadly. Exercise caution when handling wild fungi, and always cook them thoroughly before consumption. Remember, wild mushrooming carries inherent risks, so proceed with care and respect for the natural world. Follow us on Instagram or subscribe to our newsletter for trip ideas, upcoming events, special offers, and more.The post Everything You Need To Know About Mushroom Foraging in Bothell, Washington appeared first on Begin at Bothell.
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]]>- Love games and great food? You’ll find Colleen Zaremba of Zulu’s Board Game Cafe who says, “I love Bothell’s traditions from the 4th of July Parade to the ‘Welcome to Bothell… for a day or a lifetime’ motto. We have a walkable downtown with plenty of unique businesses and restaurants to explore.”
- You’ll likely run into Vicki and Lisa of Wanderlust Book Lounge, who say, “We love our customers – they are smart and caring. They represent the best of what we think of when we say “community.” They stand up for each other, respect each other, and share their time and talents with each other. That’s what matters most in today’s world.”
- Shop local and you’ll meet Sarah Frost of Making Local Markets who says, “What I love most about Bothell is the community! We have such a vibrant, diverse, energetic community that shows up for the small businesses, makers, and creatives showcased at the Making Local Markets. The community participation in local events, at local restaurants and shops, in our parks and on our trails, is so joyful and welcoming and I truly enjoy being part of this incredible city!”
- You’ll find Richardo Humphreys’ smiling face at the front desk of the Hilton Garden Inn, who says, “Bothell is really at the center of everything with a bustling downtown and lots of great restaurants. There are so many places to enjoy and explore using Bothell as your homebase.”
- Enjoy an unforgettable meal at The Cottage and you’ll likely see manager Madison Wean, who says, “Bothell’s charm knows no bounds, especially when it comes to my favorite spots! I love starting my day at The Cottage, where every meal feels like a cozy retreat. Then, it’s off to Ta Joia or Amaro for some unforgettable dining experiences. And when I’m in the mood for shopping, nothing beats the vibe at the Pop Shops and CoCapsules. Downtown Bothell truly feels like my second home, always buzzing with fun and flavor!”
- If you’re in the mood for a good beer, you’ll want to talk to Evan Watts of Watts Brewing Company, who says, “To show a friend around Bothell, I would get brunch at The Cottage, then walk over to Zulu’s for an afternoon of board games and maybe a Watts beer. From there, we would grab an early dinner (and maybe another Watts beer) at Chantanee Thai before walking over to Pop Keeney Stadium, escorted by flocks of crows, to catch a Bothell High School football game! If there’s still time after, we’d grab one last Watts beer at The Hop & Hound before heading home for the night.”
- What better way to get to know Bothell than heading straight to the Visitor Center? There, you’ll meet Eve Livingston, who shared her love of Bothell with us: “Bothell reminds me of my favorite 60s TV programs, where everyone knows all the businesses on Main Street from the local restaurants, shopping, and several small stores and all your neighbors by their first name. Bothell has many great parks and a river trail that you can bike or walk that is always surrounded by nature which changes with the four seasons. The main question when visitors come to the Visitor Center, they’re generally looking for something “To Do” for an hour or two. I recommend Blyth Park which is located one block off Main Street on the Sammamish River. This park includes a 10-mile pedestrian friendly path connecting the Woodinville Wine Country all the way to Seattle. Days trips from Bothell are amazing and easy. Seattle is just a 30-minute drive or a bus connection to all the big city can offer. Seasons and weather are always changing here, but generally it is mild, never too cold or hot and always bring good weatherproof walking shoes. Bothell is a special place, not for anything grand, or known for one big moment, but a feeling of peaceful times, good people, local and quality place to love and share.”
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Experience the thrill of majestic Puget Sound whale watching during peak seasons, capturing unforgettable moments of these incredible creatures on their annual migration. Seasonality: August to September and mid-February to mid-May2. Learn to Ski and Snowboard
Fulfill your dream of learning to ski or snowboard — or both! — in a Washington winter wonderland. Discover the joy of learning how to ski against the picturesque backdrop of the Pacific Northwest while ticking off an item from your bucket list. Seasonality: Winter3. Frolic Through a Field of Flowers
Tiptoe through the tulips at the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival, an unforgettable scene of rows upon rows of breathtakingly colorful flowers. Seasonality: April4. Ride in a Hot Air Balloon
Experience the magic of hot air balloon rides over Washington State. Enjoy memorable panoramic views of the Pacific Northwest and tick off one of the top bucket list items. Seasonality: June through September5. Witness a Unique Animal Phenomenon
Bothell is home to a fascinating animal phenomenon – a murder of crows. Observe these intelligent birds in their natural habitat, adding a unique and unexpected element to your Bothell adventure. The gathering of crows creates an awe-inspiring spectacle that is a must-see.6. Ride in a Seaplane
Soar above Puget Sound in a seaplane tour for an extraordinary view. This adventure, available year-round, combines the thrill of flying with breathtaking views, making it a top-notch addition to your bucket list.7. Hike Mount Rainier
Conquer the heights of Mount Rainier and check off one of the top bucket list items. Hiking Mount Rainier offers unparalleled views, and the clear skies in July and August make it the perfect time to view the top of the mountain. Follow us on Instagram or subscribe to our newsletter for trip ideas, upcoming events, special offers, and more. Blog header image courtesy of @kenmoreairThe post 7 Bucket List Items to Check Off In Bothell, WA appeared first on Begin at Bothell.
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]]>1. Snowshoeing
Bothell’s surrounding mountain passes — Snoqualmie, Stevens, and Mt. Baker — beckon with their snow-laden trails perfect for snowshoeing. Traversing these paths unveils breathtaking vistas of the winter landscape.2. Skiing and Snowboarding
Notorious for fresh powder and world-class terrain, the Pacific Northwest is undoubtedly one of the best destinations for skiing and snowboarding. These slopes cater to all skill levels, from beginners eager to learn to seasoned pros seeking a challenge.3. Cross-Country Skiing
The Cabin Creek Nordic Ski Area offers cross-country skiers a haven of pristine trails amongst towering snowy pines.4. Winter Hiking
Wallace Falls State Park, Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park, and Saint Edward State Park offer winter hiking trails that showcase the area’s natural beauty in a different light. Trek through frost-covered paths to witness nature in its winter cloak.5. Ice Skating
Nearby Kirkland’s Sno-King Ice Arena presents an opportunity for graceful glides or playful twirls on the ice. Whether a novice or a seasoned skater, the rink welcomes all.6. Snow Tubing
At The Summit Tubing Park in Snoqualmie Pass, the thrill of hurtling down snowy slopes on a tube brings sheer joy.7. Whale Watching
Embark on an adventure to the San Juan Islands for a unique winter experience — whale watching. Witness majestic orcas gracefully navigating the chilly waters, a sight that’s both awe-inspiring and humbling.8. Winter Fishing
For fishing enthusiasts, winter brings the chance to reel in steelhead and blackmouth in the Puget Sound, offering a different kind of outdoor escapade against the backdrop of a wintery seascape.9. Dog Sledding
Crystal Springs Sno-Park hosts exhilarating sled dog trails, inviting visitors to witness the power and agility of the magnificent animals. Follow us on Instagram or subscribe to our newsletter for trip ideas, upcoming events, special offers, and more. Blog header image courtesy of @crystalmountianThe post 9 Unique Outdoor Winter Activities in Bothell appeared first on Begin at Bothell.
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One of the key aspects of planning a holiday trip is ensuring a seamless journey to your destination. Fortunately, Bothell is easily accessible from various major hubs in the region.- Seattle-Tacoma International Airport: If you’re arriving by air, you’re in luck. Bothell is just a short 27-minute drive from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, making your journey to our city hassle-free.
- Seattle: For those coming from the vibrant city of Seattle, the drive to Bothell is a mere 20 minutes. Whether you’re planning a day trip or an extended stay, Bothell is a convenient escape from the urban hustle and bustle.
- Proximity to Other Major Cities: Bothell’s location places it within a three-hour drive of major cities like Vancouver, BC, and Portland, Oregon, making it an excellent base for exploring the beautiful Pacific Northwest.
- Community Van: Traveling on a budget? The $2.75 Community Van service provides a van for cost-effective pre-scheduled trips.
- Parking: If you’re driving into Bothell, you’ll find ample parking options available throughout the city, making it easy to explore at your own pace.
Lodging: Where To Rest Your Head
Bothell offers a range of lodging options to suit your preferences. For a truly unique experience, consider McMenamins Anderson School. This historic school building has been transformed into a captivating hotel featuring cozy rooms, an on-site brewery, and enchanting gardens. Insider tip: Don’t miss the Sip & Stay package, which allows you to taste your way through Washington Wine Country at an unbeatable value when you book with a participating hotel!Activities: Exploring Bothell’s Charms
Once you’ve settled into your accommodations, it’s time to explore all that Bothell has to offer. Here are some helpful tips to help you plan your stay.- Upcoming Local Events: Bothell boasts a thriving community with a variety of events happening year-round. Keep an eye on our event calendar to stay updated on live music, art exhibitions, and seasonal community gatherings. This is a great way to experience the heart and soul of Bothell.
- Trip Planner: Our trip planner is a valuable resource for finding local lodging, activities, businesses, and events that match your interests and schedule. It can help you create an itinerary that covers the best Bothell has to offer, whether you’re into outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, or culinary delights.
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The Pacific Northwest in the fall is a sight to behold, and Bothell, Washington is no exception. As you explore our local wineries, markets, pumpkin patches, and scenic hiking trails, you’ll want to have the following items in your travel packing list:- Mid-weight jacket: Layering is your friend in this season of fluctuating temperatures
- Jeans: Versatile and stylish, a pair of jeans is a go-to choice
- Flannel: Embrace the quintessential Pacific Northwest attire
- Hiking boots: ensure you can comfortably explore Bothell’s picturesque trails
- Rain jacket: Be prepared for the occasional rain shower
Winter in the Pacific Northwest (December through February with temperatures ranging from 35° to 50°)
Winters in the Pacific Northwest are chilly, making it an ideal time for breweries, wineries, tap rooms, dining, and, if you’re up for it, some snowshoeing or hiking. Stay warm and dry by packing these essentials:- Heavy coat: Keep the chill at bay with a sturdy winter coat
- Thermal layers: Layer up to stay cozy in the cool temperatures
- Winter hat: Protect your head from the cold with a warm hat
- Snow boots: For those snowy days in Bothell
- Snow pants: Great for outdoor adventures
- Microspikes: Essential for icy conditions
- Hand warmers: Keep your extremities toasty on your adventures
- Rain jacket: Always be ready for rain showers
Spring in the Pacific Northwest (March through May with temperatures ranging from 35° to 65°)
As spring blooms across Bothell and the greater Pacific Northwest region, enjoy local markets, admire wildflowers, and chase waterfalls. Your travel packing list for this season should include:- Light layers: Pack a variety of clothing options for unpredictable weather
- Mid-weight jacket: Stay comfortable during cool spring evenings
- Rain boots: Keep your feet dry while exploring Bothell’s beauty
- Umbrella: Be prepared for occasional spring showers
- Rain jacket: A must-have for those unpredictable days
Summer in the Pacific Northwest (June through August with temperatures ranging from 55° to 80°)
Summer in Bothell means warm temperatures and endless outdoor opportunities around the Pacific Northwest. Whether you’re into water sports, hiking, wineries, or local markets, make sure to pack the following:- Tank tops, tee shirts, and shorts: Stay cool in Bothell’s summer heat
- Swimsuit: Take a dip in pristine lakes and rivers
- Beach towel: Lounge by the water in comfort
- Sunglasses and hat: Protect yourself from the summer sun
- Sandals and water shoes: Ideal for both water activities and leisurely exploration
- Bug spray and sunscreen: Keep yourself shielded outdoors
- Rain jacket: Just in case the occasional summer shower surprises you
Local Shopping for Any Last-Minute Needs
If you discover that you’ve left something out of your suitcase, Bothell has you covered. Visit these local stores to fill in the gaps:- CoCapsules and Marlowe Boutique: For fashionable clothing and accessories to complement your Bothell experience
- The Market at McMenamins Anderson School: Find unique local goods
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Beckler River Campground
Explore some of the most stunning scenery in the Northern Cascade Region of Washington from the Beckler River Campground. The spacious campsites are nestled in Douglas fir, cedar, and western hemlock. All within walking distance of the river in the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, these campgrounds provide convenient access to many of the recreational activities at neighboring North Fork Skykomish and West Fork Foss River areas.
Camp Gilead
Located in Carnation, Camp Gilead is a faith-based family-friendly camp that offers youth camps, day camps, and even family camp opportunities all summer long. Each year the camp also hosts Mother/Daughter or Father/Son Fishing Retreats, and Women’s or Men’s Retreats.Lake Pleasant RV Park
The Lake Pleasant RV Park has amenities and something for everyone—wooded nature trails, a putting and chipping green, and paved bike trails you can take all the way to Seattle. If bird watching and fishing is more your speed, explore the wildlife habitat and small lake filled with fish and waterfowl. The location makes it a great spot to camp and then spend your days wine tasting in Woodinville or touring the Boeing Aircraft factory in Everett. The summer months are the most popular so now is the perfect time to experience Lake Pleasant’s offerings and secure your Summer 2024 booking.Middle Fork Campground
Located within driving distance of some of the great hiking trails in Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, Middle Fork Campground is surrounded by towering Douglas fir, cedar, and Western hemlock trees. The size and locations of sites available are accommodating for both individual and small-group camping excursions.
Money Creek Campground
For a private, rustic setting that’s close to the waterfront, you’ll want to explore Money Creek campground. Each site is scattered beneath a towering canopy of old-growth forest and sits on the banks of the South Fork Skykomish River in Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. The scenery here is some of the most stunning the northern Cascade Range of Washington has to offer.
Thunderbird RV and Camping Resort
Nestled along the Skykomish River, Thunderbird RV Resort offers picturesque mountain views and riverfront access. This campground features fun for all ages with amenities including mini golf, three pools, and playgrounds. There’s no shortage of things to do in the area — fish for salmon and steelhead or enjoy nearby antiquing, NASCAR racing, hot air ballooning, and even hang gliding. Follow us on Instagram or subscribe to our newsletter for trip ideas, upcoming events, special offers, and more.The post 6 Places to Camp and Sleep Under the Stars appeared first on Begin at Bothell.
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If you’re chasing waterfalls, your journey begins with a scenic drive east towards Snoqualmie Falls. As you approach, you’ll be greeted by the thundering cascade of water that plummets 268 feet into the Snoqualmie River. Park your car and take a leisurely walk or hike to get closer to the falls—the view from the observation deck is simply spectacular. After stretching your legs, stop for lunch or indulge in a luxurious spa experience overlooking the falls at the Salish Lodge & Spa.Drive West for Sea Views
If you’re headed to the seaside, your journey begins with a scenic drive west, starting at the awe-inspiring Deception Pass Bridge. Cross this engineering marvel to reach Deception Pass State Park where you can immerse yourself in the beauty of the Puget Sound. Consider taking a jet boat tour for a thrilling exploration of Deception Pass or embark on a summer whale-watching adventure. For a delicious lunch, make your way to Langley and savor the culinary delights at The Braeburn Restaurant or the Saltwater Fish House and Oyster Bar. Refueled and ready to keep going? Extend your day by hopping on the ferry from Fort Casey to Port Townsend. Explore the well-preserved streets of Port Townsend’s historic district, a time capsule of maritime and Victorian grandeur, and then make your way to Chimicum’s Finn River Farm & Cidery for some local cider tasting. On your return to Bothell, enjoy the drive across the Hood Canal Floating Bridge, with captivating views of the Hood Canal and mountains, before boarding the Kingston ferry to Edmonds to arrive in Bothell just in time for dinner downtown.Drive North for Mountain Views
For those seeking mountain views, your journey begins with a picturesque drive north to discover the rugged beauty of North Cascades National Park. As you approach the area, the beauty will unfold before you, offering breathtaking vistas of Ross Lake and the surrounding wilderness. Be sure to bring your camera, as this is a photographer’s dream come true. Insider tip: On your way to North Cascades, stop by Cascadian Farms in the foothills to pick up fresh fruit and berries for an energy boost at the Lake! You’ve got a full day ahead of you. Do you have time to take in even more beauty? Head over to Winthrop, an old Western-style town that offers a glimpse into the region’s history. Surrounded by stunning mountain views and packed with charming restaurants, Winthrop is an excellent place to stretch your legs, explore, and grab a bite before heading back to Bothell. Note: Some roads along this journey may be closed due to avalanche or wildfire activity. Check WSDOT’s real-time maps before you start your drive. Follow us on Instagram or subscribe to our newsletter for trip ideas, upcoming events, special offers, and more.The post The Best Scenic Pacific Northwest Drives Begin in Bothell appeared first on Begin at Bothell.
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Music Lineup
Offering an eclectic musical lineup, attendees can anticipate everything from indie to rock to hip-hop, electronic to folk, and everything in between. Headliners for this year’s festival include Sleater-Kinney, Zhu, The Revivalists, and Jawbreaker. With multiple stages hosting simultaneous performances, attendees can curate their experience and explore other acts, which include AFI, Brittany Howard, Fatboy Slim, and Phantogram.Artist Lineup
Explore the wonderful world of art. From a 17-year-old fashion designer to an immigrant choreographer, Bumbershoot offers an array of talents aimed at nurturing creativity. Art installations and interactive displays transform the festival grounds into a mystical wonderland.Culinary Lineup
Catering to foodies, the festival lines up gourmet food trucks and stalls representing cuisines from around the globe. Dip into some locally sourced ice cream with Shug’s or appease all of your senses when you feast on MexiCuban, no matter what you are craving Bumbershoot is likely to have something to satisfy your appetite.Where to Stay in Bothell
Bothell is the perfect home base for festival attendees. For a quick — less than half an hour — drive, Uber, or Lyft to the venue, stay in one of Bothell’s many hotels including:- Comfort Inn & Suites
- Country Inn & Suites By Radisson
- Extended Stay America Bothell – West
- Extended Stay America Canyon Park
- Hilton Garden Inn
- Holiday Inn & Suites Bothell
- Holiday Inn Express, Canyon Park
- McMenamins Anderson School
- Residence Inn by Marriott, Bothell
What to Do When You’re Not at Bumbershoot
Outside of having some of the most comfortable pillows to rest your head on, Bothell offers a variety of unique experiences worthy of extending your trip — including fantastic food and drink options. When you’re done rocking out for the day, grab a drink or two, food, or all of the above from Kro Bar, The Bine, and The Hop and Hound. Pro Tip: If you’re looking to go winery hopping with friends or family in Woodinville Wine Country when you’re not at Bumbershoot, reserve a King County Metro Community Van. Rides are only $2.75 per passenger and you can plan the route yourself! Learn more about the festival, including the full festival line-up, ticket prices, and more here. Follow us on Instagram or subscribe to our newsletter for trip ideas, upcoming events, special offers, and more.The post Bumbershoot’s 50th Anniversary: What to Expect, Where to Eat, and More appeared first on Begin at Bothell.
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