This place gets a five star bump for two reasons. First, it's one of the only spots we've ever been…read moreable to find you pick raspberries. Second, they very thoughtfully bred out of the thorns on the raspberry bushes... That's a huge win for anybody with kids! We heard about this place from some friends, and found it just off the on ramp to Highway 12 from 40th. We've ridden by this a lot of times on our bikes, but never knew there was a spot to pick raspberries back here. It's run by a gentleman who has plans of making this both a walkable garden and a berry picking spot. He's very nice and charges a very reasonable five dollars per picked bucket. Nice guy, good product,In a spot very worth checking out. He's open eight to noon most days, though it's a relatively short season for the raspberries. The Facebook page has updates as to when people can come out there, and it's worth checking pretty frequently in the summer. You'll be happy to know about this place once you found it!

Our first venture picking blueberries was here last year (2025) at the end of the season. The…read moresweetest and largest ones we've had! The owner and her staff were very helpful explaining the different berries to choose from and showing us where to pick. The grounds were maintained for easy walking. Definitely going there again!!!

I just went to get my first batch of blueberries from our Cowiche Creek friends this morning. They…read morehave the best blueberries I've ever had! (Dukes are the variety that are ready now and they're amazing!) Last summer, we had a friend in from out of town and took them along to pick and experience our local Yakima Valley goodness. They loved it!!! It's a fun outing for everyone! You can either pick them yourself or get some at the self-service refrigerator on site. (NOTE: Check their website for their U-pick days & hours. This intense heat may change their hours) Thanks, Cowiche Creek Nursery & Blueberries, for always delivering THE taste of summer! I look forward to it every year!

This place was so fun and beautiful. What great experience to see hundreds of beautiful elk close…read moreup. Every year the province the elk with additional nutrients to help supplement. At 1:30 a large track with convory belt slowly drop hay and hundreds of elk swarm to eat. You can see them prancing down the side of the hills in large herds. Many patiently waiting for their lunch. Staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. Fir donation you can get in large flat bed truck and go out next the elk and tour. This place is great for all people who love animals and all ages. Easy and free parking. Need discovery pass if you are staying longer then a few minutes. Dogs not allowed.

Wonderful spot to come in the winter time and see elk grazing. They feed them every day at 1:30 and…read morein the deep winter they do truck rides to feed the elk up close! You need a park pass to come here as we found out last year. Park rangers are here around feeding time and use it as an opportunity to sell you one! Goes to a good cause and it's only about 2 miles up from the highway 12 turnoff so the drive isn't bad. The information room that accompanies the place is really cool as well. Great info on why the place was started and some really nice taxidermied animals from the area, plus a giant viewing window to watch from if it's super cold! Another added plus was the kids area with lots of antlers and furs for the kids to look at and play with - we found it provided since great photo ops! Worth the trip to see some beautiful animals and learn about the history of the place.

Do not buy from this company! I placed an order 1 year in advance and paid for peonies for my…read moredaughter's wedding. She had been in contact with them many times and went to pick up the peonies on Thursday for her wedding on Saturday and they said they had no record of our order! He gave some sob story about his father recently diagnosed with dementia come to find out this had happened to more than just me and it was the same story 5 years ago! Seriously took my money for peonies for the most important day of my daughter's life and have them say we have no record! He showed no remorse no I'm sorry just gave an excuse! I did get my money back but we had to scrambled to find peonies thank god for Green Girls! She is the best! Please do not buy from this jerk because you may not get your order!

I have had nothing but great experiences Adeline's. The peonies are wonderful quality and I love…read moresupporting an honest family with a great history in the valley. When I get tubers they always have extra eyes. I will only buy from them it's that good!

A trolley ride through town is a must do. Yakima Valley Trolleys takes you on a short ride that is…read moreabout 9 blocks and back. It costs $8 a ticket. The conductors are super friendly and energetic and informative. I learned a lot about this town. We got to see the the trolley barn with the old trolleys and got to see how the industrial machines worked on belt and gear systems. A super cool experience.

Great experience for kids and adults alike. Fun and informative! Looking forward to visiting again!read more

Perfect family fun, plenty of activities for kids little and big, amazing food (I highly suggest…read morethe donuts and popcorn), rent a private space for a campfire and smores! All your fall aesthetic pictures need to be taken here!

Rude scarers This is my first time going to this corn maze,…read moreI got there to go in the scary corn maze. Other than the maze it was kinda boring, but once we started in the maze the workers didn't even try to scare us. We would walk around for a while and not see a signal scarer, just to see them in a group talking to each other without their mask even on. They were honestly just rude but to be fair they are highschoolers and it was 5 bucks

After moving here a few months ago we found the tamales were often a favorite when we went to…read moreMexican restaurants. As such, I made a comment one day that there should be a tamale Festival. To our great delight, we found that there had been 12 prior and that this year would be celebrating the 13th one! We mosied on down on a Saturday afternoon, with some friends in tow. We found an amazing meeting of some of the most delicious Mexican food we've had since time started. The event is held a long one of the main streets in downtown Wapato and encompassed about three blocks worth of real estate. The different stands where everything from local favorites, two food trucks, two people making tamales as part of fundraisers for different organizations. Many of the places also served street style tacos, Indian tacos and one guy was even roasting some boss looking chicken One of the stands with selling a number of different beverages including Horchata, strawberry lemonade and a number of different juices, each one of which we sampled was delicious. I'll food items range between a dollar and five dollars, with most of them being in $1.50 range. Everything we had here was good and it was really nice to be able to move around from stand to stand, sampling the different tamales. By the end of the afternoon we doll eaten roughly the Weight of one of our arms in tamales, and it was so good! The DJ that was in the center of the festival did a great job keeping things lightly, and while we didn't stay for the voting, I believe there was a best of show type event. The only thing that would make this better is if there were a king or queen of tamales crowned, and it included any and everyone from the community. Based on the offerings that were available, I would imagine that the stuff that people make at home in the area is absolutely mind blowing. Well worth checking out in something that we will be planning on going to on a yearly basis!

This is a very nice museum, the displays are amazing. So much history of not only aviation, but…read morelocal history of famous aviators who came from Yakima The volunteers are so knowledgeable and will gladly answer your questions.