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Local babymoon ideas
nicolepatricia87
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DH and I have been living in the area for about a year now ( he works on JBLM and we live in Puyallup), but we haven't really been out of the Tacoma area much. I was just wondering if anyone had any nearby ideas for a fun affordable babymoon. Thanks!
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Re: Local babymoon ideas
The San Juans are gorgeous, lots of B&B's with deals this time of year.
I love Moclips or Ocean Shores. I usually stay at a rental house in Moclips [google Moclips Beach House - not fancy but clean and cheap]. I like Ocean Shores as well, not too crowded this time of year. Touristy, but not too bad.
Salish Lodge [Snoqualmie Falls] or Willows Lodge [Woodinville Wine Country] are both expensive but very nice, great food. If you want a more relaxing and luxe weekend, I'd choose one of those.
Have you stayed in downtown Seattle yet? That can be a ton of fun. I love Hotel 1000. Inn at the Market is also supposed to be nice. You can find a ton of cheap but nice places as well, and spend the day at Pike Place, Sculpture Park, Waterfront, etc.
The San Juans are gorgeous, lots of B&B's with deals this time of year.
I love Moclips or Ocean Shores. I usually stay at a rental house in Moclips [google Moclips Beach House - not fancy but clean and cheap]. I like Ocean Shores as well, not too crowded this time of year. Touristy, but not too bad.
Salish Lodge [Snoqualmie Falls] or Willows Lodge [Woodinville Wine Country] are both expensive but very nice, great food. If you want a more relaxing and luxe weekend, I'd choose one of those.
Have you stayed in downtown Seattle yet? That can be a ton of fun. I love Hotel 1000. Inn at the Market is also supposed to be nice. You can find a ton of cheap but nice places as well, and spend the day at Pike Place, Sculpture Park, Waterfront, etc.
San Juans (Orcas or SJI; the others are great, but i've never stayed overnight so i can't rec anything) is my go-to for long weekends, but i also love the peninsula (anywhere along the coasts or in the NP) and the coast (though when visiting the coast we usually head to Oregon). Another affordable option would be Bellingham, where you could stay at a B&B and explore downtown and Fairhaven.
I thought we were going to Seabrook (LB's suggestion) for my birthday next month, but we're staying at Lake Quinault Lodge instead. It's also fairly affordable (esp w/a discount or in the off/should season).