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Federal Way, WA - Jul 3, 2022
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Living in Federal Way offers the benefits of a close-knit community with all the conveniences of living near a big city. Just 30 minutes outside Seattle, Federal Way boasts a population of only 100,000. The name of the city comes from Federal Highway 99 (now State Route 99) which runs from Everett to Tacoma. Until recently, the city was the center of the logging industry, attracting big-name companies such as Weyerhaeuser.

Weyerhaeuser opened several amenities to the public, including the Pacific Bonsai Museum and the Rhododendron Species Foundation and Botanical Gardens. These gardens cover 22 acres on South 336th Street, and it’s open Tuesday through Sunday. You'll find hundreds of species of rhododendrons from all over the world. Gaze at the tree ferns and wild orchids on display, growing as they do in their native habitats. It’s like taking a trip around the forests and jungles of the world, without leaving town.

The Pacific Bonsai Museum, also on South 336th Street, is the premier place to experience the living art of bonsai. The museum features world-class bonsai trees from Japan, China, Korea, Taiwan, Canada, and the United States. It’s free and also open Tuesdays through Sundays. This is a hidden gem offering both contemporary and traditional bonsai.

Weyerhaeuser also donated the King County Aquatic Center to the city. It serves as a community pool and hosts more than 50 competitive swimming events every year. The 2,500-seat facility has hosted the Olympic Trials, as well as national and international swim competitions.

The Wild Waves Theme and Water Park is pricey, but worth it, especially if you have kids. There are classic rides for the family and it's open from May to December.

If you like the ocean, Dash Point State Park is an excellent place to visit any time of year. Stroll along the peaceful beach then head to the wooded trails to hike, jog, or bike. The West Hybloes Wetlands Park is another great place to hike and explore one of the last remaining wetlands around Puget Sound. If you prefer a flat, easier hike, the boardwalk nature trail is a 2-mile round trip walk. Washington state is definitely a place to enjoy the beauty of nature.

There are so many great ways here to enjoy the outdoors, it would be a shame to waste the weekend on lawn chores. Spend your free time enjoying life in Federal Way, not on lawn maintenance. Enter LawnStarter, the first name in lawn care for Federal Way and Washington State. Just log onto our website, or download the free LawnStarter app and get your life back. You enter your ZIP code, and we'll send you a list of the services available in your area at a cost you can afford. You choose only the services you want. A team of professionals will arrive to mow, edge, trim and even prune your shrubs. Whatever your lawn and garden needs, LawnStarter will attend to it in a timely and professional manner.

Call LawnStarter today and enjoy a green, manicured lawn when you return from spending the day exploring Federal Way.