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The 10 Best Things to Do in Battle Ground, United States
Battle Ground is a city in Clark County, Washington, United States. The population was 17,571 at the 2010 census. Between 2000 and 2005, Battle Ground ranked fourth in the state for population growth, out of 279 eligible incorporated communities.
Restaurants in Battle Ground
1. Lewisville park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By SharieN_13 - DeWitt, Michigan
Great park, it has multiple areas for you to grill, picnic, wade, hang on the beach, trails to walk, rocks to climb on. It was a beautiful, we went all the way to the back of the park for a picnic, then moved to the beach area for the grandsons to play in the water. The park is very clean and the people visiting seemed very friendly and picked up after themselves.
2. Naturescaping Wildlife Botanic Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Harpgal - WA state, USA
I often visit this peaceful collection of demonstration gardens, not only to glean ideas but to observe the birds and just relax. Each demo garden is designed towards a different garden style yet still provide for local birds, bees, butterflies. The paths are either wood-chip or gravel and can accommodate wheelchairs. Do wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a camera or use your phone camera to collect garden ideas. This place offers interest year round as the garden changes with the seasons. It is an educational garden and good for old and young, couples, families, or solo visits. It's wonderful that it is free admission - other places might charge. If you enjoy gardening I highly recommend this place. Parking available at CASEE center adjacent to gardens.
Information from the website: "The Wildlife Botanical Gardens are a cohesive blend of specialty theme gardens, spread over three acres in Southwest Washington. The gardens, and devoted gardeners, demonstrate and teach gardening concepts that attract birds, butterflies, hummingbirds and other wildlife to residential gardens. Come visit the Wildlife Botanical Gardens year-round and enjoy the unique beauty each season has to offer!
Enjoy strolling through the pathways of nine theme gardens and get ideas for your own home garden. Many plants are identified - look for labels at the base of large shrubs or trees, and in front of many smaller plants. The gardens are open daily, year-round dawn to dusk, for self-guided tours. There is no admission fee."
3. Battle Ground Lake State Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By UnrepentantFoodie - Bellingham, Washington
Quiet for campers, with large sites nicely spaced, rustic and clean. Tall trees and good dappled light everywhere--you won't get a tan but you're not in a dark forest, either.
The lake offers fishing. Hiking trails are all around and so are equestrian trails. Cabins are available for those without tents or an RV, and the restrooms have showers.
One of the best for camping we've seen yet in Washington.
4. Bethany Vineyard & Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Located in Ridgefield, Washington, Bethany Vineyard and Winery combines the best traditions of winemaking with the nearly perfect growing climate of southwest Washington to produce a wine with distinct flavor and character. 23 acres of estate vineyards in a lakeside setting. Visit our charming tasting room, where you will enjoy great wines, and a laid back approach to wine tasting.
Reviewed By Karyn S - Aurora, Colorado
Great venue, beautiful winery and some good wines. We ended up with a couple of purchases. Will return.
5. Rusty Grape Vineyard Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Small local winery set just outside of Battle Ground,WA with a fun old world charm we offer wine tastings and many fun events including live music and Movies on the Lawn. Monthly Dinners.Come check out are tasting room and vineyard sit by the fire let the afternoon slip away..
Reviewed By Debbiesgre - Kent
My daughter and I happened upon this delightful spot as we drove from Portland to Seattle. We enjoyed delicious red wine along with a chacutterie plate and baked brie. This was plenty of food for two. The brie was surprisingly good since we took a chance on its special preparation: brown sugar glaze with amaretto...yum
6. Three Brothers Vineyard and Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Picturesque vineyard & winery located in Ridgefield, Washington. Visit our tasting room between 12-5 or come for dinner till 8. Join us for great music at the Summer Concert Series. Book an indoor or outdoor event for your family or company - or better yet, have your wedding on our grounds!
Reviewed By Kim K - Charlevoix, Michigan
Nice winery set back in the vineyards of Ridgefield, WA. Tastiing room is attractive, and in warmer weather would be wonderful. Nice selection of wines to taste.
7. Lucia Falls Regional Park
8. Emanar Cellars
Overall Ratings
5 based on 16 reviews
A warm and cozy place in Battle Ground Village to enjoy unique wine & tapas that take you away to Madrid, Spain, one of the cultural capitals of our world. Mar and Richard have gathered details and passions from their travels and created a wine & tapas bar that will invite you into their story. Everything at Emanar has a story - just ask! You will leave feeling like you captured something no one else knows. Emanar features wines of Spain as well as wines of SW Washington wineries.
Reviewed By Karyn S - Aurora, Colorado
Recommended by Bethany Vineyards. Great spot with some Saturday night folk music, he sounded like Gordon Lightfoot. Great Spanish wines and tapas.Thank you Karyn for your kind review. We really enjoyed having you join us last Friday and we look forward to your next visit. Dan Dingman, the performer you liked so much plays at Emanar Cellars the 2nd and 4th Friday of every month.
9. Heisen House Vineyard
Overall Ratings
5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Vicar100 - Greeneville, Tennessee
We met with the owner, a lovely lady Michele Bloomquist while enjoying a tasting. She was helpful in describing the WA wines and what to expect
A favorite of ours was their 2012 Muscat a different and interesting wine. She described as using the same grapes and process as Muscato ( which I dislike as it's sickly sweet) However she adds no sugar. Turns out a wonderful unusually tasting dry wine.
10. Pomeroy Living History Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Donald J - Bellingham, Washington
Came here for a wedding. Beautiful buildings for a ceremony of roughly 200 people. Went early to sample the wines in a tasting room next door. Destiny talked us through the offerings she and Dan made at the family farm started over 100 years ago. Interesting version of their Apple wine and I loved the rose . Great introduction to an evening of fun at the wedding.
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