Known for its waterfront access and beautiful parks and trails, Marysville is a vibrant community on the banks of the Snohomish River with spectacular views of the Olympic and Cascade Mountains.
Conveniently located in the I-5 corridor between Seattle and Vancouver, BC, just 20 minutes from Seattle Paine Field International Airport, Marysville offers easy access to many of the region's most popular amenities and attractions.
With a friendly, welcoming atmosphere, a wide variety of year-round activities and accommodations often at a much lower cost than in nearby Seattle, Marysville is the perfect place to launch your PNW getaway.
| Where To Stay | Things To Do | Getting Here | Why Marysville
Seattle Paine Field International Airport (PAE) | Marysville Opera House | Marysville Historical Museum | Strawberry Lanes | | Jennings Memorial Park | Bayview Trail | Olympic View Park | Interactive Parks & Trails Map | Marysville Civic Center
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Tulalip Resort & Casino | Seattle Premium Outlets | Hibulb Cultural Center
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Ebey Waterfront Park provides access to the Snohomish River Delta and Port Gardner Bay for pleasure boaters, paddlers, and anglers. The park is ADA accessible and features include: public boat access, picnic pavilion, short-stay moorage float, public fishing access, wetland restoration, walking trails, and restrooms.
Parking is available for 46 car-trailer combos and 32 regular parking spaces. This waterway is impacted by flowing river and tidal changes and is the responsibility of the boater to check tidal charts. Safety Tips from the U.S. Coast Guard | Tidal Information
The Ebey Waterfront Trail takes you into the Qwuloolt Estuary - a favorite with birdwatchers, it also affords up-close look at marine life. Virtual Tour
DOWNTOWN SHOPS & RESTAURANTS
Take a stroll down Third Street and you will find that most of the shops and restaurants are small specialty retailers, locally owned and operated. They offer unique products and services, which echo the local sentiment of community involvement and homegrown pride.
Grab a coffee and a pastry or a picnic meal to go and walk to the famous Marysville water tower at Comeford Park to enjoy some people watching or the playground. Or head to State Street for more shopping at Marysville Towne Centre Mall.
Hilton & Company | Old Soul | 7 Lakes Gifts | 3rd Street Book Exchange | Finders Keepers | Who’s On First Sports Cards | 5 Rights Brewing Company | Spoon & Straw | The Creamery Co. | Oosterwyk’s Dutch Bakery
Lodging Partners
From well-appointed suites with convenient amenities to locations that balance leisure and business travel, Marysville has lodging options to suite your needs and budget.
What Will You Discover In Marysville?
There are estuaries and shorelines waiting to be explored, new trails to take, wildlife to spot, charming shops and boutiques to discover. Soak in the sunsets and sweeping views of the Olympic Mountains, or soak up the clam and mussel broth, you choose!
ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS
Jennings Memorial and Jennings Nature Park are beautiful gathering places for families and outdoor lovers and offer many amenities, including Gehl House Museum, Jennings Barn, playgrounds, trails, arboretum, WSU master garden and more. Virtual Tour
Centennial Trail is a popular 30-mile paved route that’s favored by locals for its bikeability and walkability and connects you to the nearby cities of Arlington and Snohomish.
Bayview Trail spans the east Marysville foothills and features panoramic views of the city, Puget Sound and skyline before connecting to the regional Centennial Trail.
Olympic View Park offers stunning views of the Olympics and a shorter walking trail south into the estuary.
