Olympic Game Farm
Under $25A drive-through wildlife park on the Olympic Peninsula, home to bears, bison, elk and other animals once used in Disney films.

Sequim Lavender Trail is an outdoor activity in Sequim, WA, part of the Seattle guide. Cost: free. Farms bloom mid-June through early August; the Sequim Lavender Festival runs in mid-July.
· Sequim, WA
The Sequim Lavender Trail links a cluster of family-owned lavender farms around Sequim, Washington, that welcome visitors for u-pick fields, gift shops and farm stands. The farms are the setting for the annual Sequim Lavender Festival, held each July at Carrie Blake Park and drawing tens of thousands of visitors. The growers publish a driving and cycling guide to help travelers plan a route between farms.
The closest stops to Sequim Lavender Trail, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
A drive-through wildlife park on the Olympic Peninsula, home to bears, bison, elk and other animals once used in Disney films.
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Visitor center on East Washington Street in Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula lavender town known as one of the driest spots in western Washington.
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