7 Perfectly Peaceful Washington Towns That Offer The Ultimate Staycation

When was the last time you made the drive to some of Washington's finest wine country? Whether or not you love your vino, this gorgeous city is fun and welcoming, with plenty of delicious food and entertainment for a weekend of fun.

Not only is our Victorian seaport undeniably charming, but the city hosts dozens of festivals and events for locals and visitors. Their calendar is always packed with fun, and the restaurants and bars here are fantastic.

Take the ferry from Mukilteo to Whidbey Island is always a pleasure, and Langley is the perfect town to enjoy on a weekend. The seaside village overlooks the beautiful Saratoga Passage and the Cascade Mountains, and the downtown area is full of wineries, shops, galleries, and eateries.

This historic seaport town is on San Juan Island, and it makes a perfect home base for exploring some of its top attractions, like Lime Kiln Point State Park. Relax and unwind at the legendary Roche Harbor Resort, and savor sips and good eats at Mike's Cafe and Wine Bar.

There's a reason former Western Washington University students tend to love their former college town -- Bellingham is pretty great. The historic Fairhaven district is delightful, and there are some spots where you can dine with a view of Bellingham Bay.

If you love a good mountain town, you'll adore a getaway to Rosyln, our old mining town that has a little bit of everything. Surrounded by the Cascade Mountains, Roslyn has the state's oldest bar, a wonderful Farmers Market, a theater, and plenty of delicious dining options. Don't miss a chance to see Heritage Distilling Co. on Pennsylvania Avenue, which opened in November 2017.

We couldn't have a list of staycation options without including our top local getaway spot, Leavenworth. Whether you go for a festival or simply to breathe in the clean mountain air and shop 'till you drop, this magical place never disappoints.