The gardens are beautiful. I was able to use my rollator throughout the garden and there were…read moreseveral seating options for people to just sit and chat. Very nice. The downside is the nearby train track and machinery going nearby. You can't do much about it but next time I'll know to bring my noise canceling earphones. I went towards the end of the season during a warm year so I got less than half the blooms. It was still very worthwhile. I'll come again during an early bloom season to catch them all.

Fantastic event!! Haven't been in many years! So enchanting! Gorgeous plants everywhere- love that…read morethey are labeled so you can pick your favorite and purchase a plant to take home for your yard!! Prices were reasonable and we left with two plants!! And, wonderful memories!!

Best corn bread I ever had was in that jail. The accommodations are semi private and the beds are…read morea little lumpy but the team there makes you feel at home .

Wow, so nice. I love to visit libraries, especially as I visit new towns. This one is old and yet…read morelooking so clean, updated, and welcoming. Great use of space with so many things to look at and yet not cluttered. Good variety of materials upstairs and down. The homemade quilts and even the wall calendar just add all that much more to the vibe here. The parking lot is small but plenty. And recently resurfaces with clear white lines so it is easy to park just right. The kids are a lot of the ground floor space. Fills with so many options which is helpful as kids can go through books quickly.

Rude librarian. I was going to renew my card today (since we live in Kalama, not Longview, we have…read moreto pay $50 for 6 months or $100 for a year) and I was willing to pay that... but once the librarian was so rude to me/had attitude, I decided not to. It cost $0 to be a nice human & that customer service turned me off to the library entirely.

Yes the new lake access from the south end of the Yale bridge is pretty cool. There is a small…read moreparking lot and a couple of flights of stairs leading to a very small beach. There is a rope swing attached to the south tower. Not sure how safe it is. You could carry a SUP or small kayak down the stairs and launch there but since launching at Cresap is free, not sure there is much advantage.

It's a one way bridge over the river. Look for the osprey next on top. Nice view of water below…read moreusually boats kayaks and fishing