Olympia
Olympia balances its seriousness as the state capital with a notorious funkiness and laid back, indie vibe.
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More InfoFrom our eclectic arts and music scene to the lush and fertile farmland of the Thurston Bountiful Byway, our makers, craftsmen, and free-spirited people welcome you to come explore the unmatched natural beauty of the South Puget Sound.
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8343 Hogum Bay Ln NE Lacey, WA 98516 (320) 805-0206
1005 4th Ave E Olympia, WA 98503 (320) 805-0206
330 Schmidt Place SW Tumwater, WA 98501 (360) 890-2299
512 Washington St SE Olympia, WA 98501 (360) 753-8585
704 W Yelm Ave Yelm, WA 98597 (320) 805-0206
676 Woodland Square Loop SE Lacey, WA 98503 (360) 413-9995
Fall in Thurston County is a feast for the eyes. The vibrant hues of gold, orange, and red paint the landscape, creating a breathtaking tapestry of autumnal beauty. Looking for the best places to experience fall foliage in our region? We've got a few ideas!
Top Winter Activities
Winters in Olympia are for sleeping-in, spending time with friends and family, and celebrating the holidays at the festive events and markets that pop up throughout the season.
Springtime In the Olympia Area
Spring usually comes early in the Olympia region and it's highlighted by bursts of color as bulbs and flowers bloom, and cherry and magnolia trees put on a spectacular pink and fuchsia…
Summertime in the Olympia Region
Summer is a coveted season in the Olympia region which draws visitors and locals alike to the outdoors to enjoy sunny days, temperate weather, and tons of evergreen adventures.
Top Trick-or-Treat Spots in and Around Olympia
Explore frightfully delightful fun in Thurston County with upcoming trick-or-treat events.
Tumwater Falls Fest
Explore the Tumwater Falls Fest at Brewery Park, enjoying exciting activities and events for all ages.
The World’s Tiniest Town with the Biggest Halloween Spirit
Bucoda may be tiny, but its reputation as a Halloween headquarters is larger than life. While the town…
Olympia Arts Walk
Explore the biannual Olympia Arts Walk with striking visual works and family-friendly fun.
6 Stops for Fall Farm Fun
Fall is here and farms all over Thurston County are ready for visitors to pick their perfect pumpkins, get lost…
Family Fun at Rutledge Family Farm
Since opening its doors in 2000, Rutledge Family Farm has become a cherished destination for families and visitors, offering a…
Top 15 Fall Things to Do in Olympia & Beyond
Autumn in and around Olympia brings cooler weather, changing leaves, and abundant opportunities to get outdoors. Celebrate the season with…
Experience Local Culture This Fall at the Port of Olympia
Mild temperatures, crisp air, and the seasonal transformation to fall makes this the perfect time to explore the Port of…
See the Fall Salmon Run Upstream Olympia to Brewery Park
Looking for more happenings in the Olympia area? Check out our calendar of events.
Discover events happening now, the hottest spots to eat and enjoy a craft brew, and where to stay around Olympia & Beyond with these planning tools.
Eat and Drink
Craving amazing produce and stellar ingredients? Our region provides a wide variety of culinary experiences waiting for you to enjoy.
Places to Stay In Olympia & Thurston County
With so much to do in Thurston County, you’re going to need to set-up camp to take it all in.
Planning Tools
Ready to plan your adventure with us? All the tools are right here at your fingertips. Explore our interactive maps and guides and let us inspire your stay in Olympia and our…
Events
If you’re looking for things to do in the Olympia region, our Events Calendar has you covered.
Native Land Acknowledgement
As visitors to the vibrant landscapes of Thurston County, Washington, we acknowledge with respect and gratitude that this land is the ancestral home of Coast Salish Tribes consisting of the Chehalis, the Nisqually, and the Squaxin Island tribes. We honor the enduring presence and resilience of the Chehalis, Nisqually, and Squaxin Island tribes, recognizing their profound connection with this land, its ecosystems, and its history.
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