Very interesting displays and explanations of the history of the local people. Takes about 30-45…read more minutes to read and study the displays. The QR codes are helpful. It is always good to learn the "other side of the story" - even if difficult to digest. Worth the side trip!

Be present. No photos. Want to read. Can use camera for QR code audible. YakAma. Forgive my…read moreignorance---Washington state do we please fix the spelling of the city of Yakima? Federally Give back where much has been taken away. The spirit is not to be crushed. #MMIW skilayay

Very cool place with lots of friendly volunteers. Lots to see. It is kind of fun just trying to…read morefigure out what some stuff was and how it might work. Some equipment more than 100 years old. We visited as part of a Civil War reenactment which was also very cool. This is an asset to the community and well worth an afternoon.

Lots of really cool old farming equipment. My favorite part were the old school bells you could…read morering. Thanks for having us!

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!

On the 30th Anniversary of this majestic parade (2018) we finally made it down to check it out,…read morethough in fairness, we've only been back a few years. I learned recently that this parade was named one of the 10 best lighted parades in the country and after seeing some decked out combines, I believe it! Held along the main drag in town, it started around 6:30, with some sort of fun run that went along the parade route as well followed by a flash mob who danced to a jingle bell rock remix, and finally the parade. It lasted a little over and hour and gave us plenty to look at! The standard non-profit and beauty pageant winner floats from different towns came through, followed by a number of impressively lit semis and classic cars. The farm equipment was obviously what everyone came for and did not disappoint! There were old and new tractors, small farm vehicles, combines, and plenty of plastic deer - all of which were more than impressive in their total light counts! The kids loved watching and it took me right back to our time in Iowa! We were very glad we came down for the festivities and liked it so much, we'll probably be back next year!

The kids had an amazing time here!! Everything was great! Service was excellent. Would definitely…read morerecommend to throw your birthday parties here or just come in and have fun!!

Had a great party there - laser tag, video game consoles with giant screens, and old fashioned…read morepinball and arcade games. Had a nice table area to have our birthday. Owners were very accommodating and kind.

What a unique tasting experience! I love that you get a "taste" with each wine to see how it pairs…read more The owner is knowledgeable and passionate about his wines, and just plain fun to talk to. I get what some folks said about the clutter, etc but it is worth it to get past that. I think the ambiance is kind of like the host-unpretentious, quirky, and unique.

I had the unique experience of being hosted by Paradisos Del Sol while they taught me organic…read morefarming. As someone who got such an immersion and behind the scenes look into the winery, I can't say enough good things about this winery. If you are looking for a break from pretentious winerys this place is for you! Paul is highly knowledgeable and doesn't gatekeep. All of their wines are formulated to be food friendly. As if the couple who own it wasn't sweet enough, they also support several causes. There is no tasting fee and their wines are very reasonably priced.

Played here again in a charity tournament they had in May. The tournament was the worst ran…read moretournament I have ever been to, players were not chrono'd at all. The tournament was run by someone with the charity but I would have thought that the owner would have overseen some portions of the event especially when it concerns safety. Very surprised no one lost an eye. Either way, I hadn't played paintball competitively in 5 years and with a walk on team we beat the local field tourney team. At one point one of their players was eliminated and walking off, he took a bonus ball in the back, he then turned around and began unloading his hopper. He was met with a wall of paint for his effort. Can't fault the field for this though, it is pretty nice as far as fields go, they had an air field up but we didn't play on it.

I went with a group overall I had a blast best discription would be call of duty in real life…read morewithout actual death lol so much fun staff is great very helpful I would bring a good amount of money next time due to how fast I run out of paint balls price are 28$ for rental and 15 per pag of paint or 58$ a box of 2000 rounds still very fun would recommend bringing in all friends and make a 10 person group no outside paint is permitted .

$1.25/pound for lunch box type of apples and pears (very low). They also had some blueberries for…read more$3/lb. Local honey for $9/jar. They are selling the lot for 1.25mil so if you are interested, contact the owner on the website. Not sure if we will be back for Upick. Limited variety.

Beautiful farm and very kind people. My family and I have visited twice and really enjoyed this…read morewonderful farm both times. Yesterday we came without realizing that the farm was officially closed for the season already but the owner let us pick some tomatoes and eggplant anyway. This place has the best tomatoes I have ever tasted. Highly recommended. Thank you!!!