There's something for everyone in Washington. Whether you prefer fast-paced city life, a mountain abode, or a cozy coastal town, you'll find it in the Evergreen State. We happen to think our small towns are spectacular and, some of them, like these 10, just might steal your heart. Without further ado, we present to you the 10 most charming small towns in Washington. How many of these places have you experienced?

1. Port Townsend

Our list of the charming small towns in Washington begins in Port Townsend. There's a reason this artsy Victorian town has been voted one of America's top vacation destinations. Despite its small size and quiet atmosphere, there's a lot to see and do here. Plus, many consider Port Townsend to have one of the most beautiful Main Streets in America.

2. Sequim

Between the peaceful coastal setting, the rolling fields of lavender, the unique accommodations (like the Red Caboose Getaway, a train car B&B), the dining and the shops, Sequim is an all around amazing place. Need further convincing? Here are 10 reasons to move to Sequim, Washington.

3. Roslyn

Sure, it was the setting for the TV show Northern Exposure, but that's not the only reason this mountain town is so appealing. Its rich mining and railroad history give it a beautiful historic look. Truly, the town of Roslyn has a little bit of everything.

4. Winthrop

How could you not fall in love with an Old West town that's just big enough to have all the amenities of an ideal weekend getaway destination? Winthrop is a beautiful place to visit in any season. There's really so much to love about this historic western Washington town.

5. Waitsburg

Located in Walla Walla County, Waitsburg is a delightful little town where you can go to relax and check out the specialty shops and delicious restaurants. Interestingly enough, this is the only community in our state that still operates under their own Territorial Charter.

6. Winlock

There's not much to the tiny town of Winlock, but the fact that it's home to the World's Largest Egg - not to mention the annual Egg Day celebration - is pretty awesome. The Renegade Rooster Winlock History Collection is something you have to see to believe.

7. Port Gamble

Washington's most haunted town is also one of its most charming. The New England style architecture and waterfront location will make you feel like you're in a seaside village on the East Coast. Learn more about what makes this charming small town in Washington so memorable.

8. Republic

Republic is a highly underrated little city that was founded by gold prospectors. Located in Ferry County, it's surrounded by natural beauty and impossible not to love. Do you agree that Republic is one of the most overlooked small towns in Washington?

9. Stevenson

Next up on our list of the most charming small towns in Washington is a place called Stevenson. Despite its small size, Stevenson has it all: delicious restaurants, charming coffee shops, breweries, shops, and hiking trails. As if that wasn't amazing enough, it's located right on the Columbia River. Ready to plan your trip to this delightful small town in Washington?

10. La Conner

La Conner is the kind of place you visit once and never stop talking about. It's a picturesque little town situated right on the Skagit River. If you're someone who appreciates peace and quiet, you'll love the town of La Conner, Washington.

These are just a few of the charming small towns in Washington you're guaranteed to love. After all, we happen to think Washington is the best state.