Welcome to Woodinville
A charming town full of heart in wine country, surrounded by wildlife and undeveloped nature
Situated in King County, Washington, a mere 30-minutes northeast of Seattle, is the charming Woodinville, full of nature and beauty. Developed in the late 1800s, this town has a rich history in farming, logging, and the railroads, which the Woodinville Heritage Society sets out to educate residents. As time passed and the town grew, it kept roots in farming and became quite the wine country, drawing in visitors from all over to enjoy its tasting rooms. Residents also enjoy plenty of parks and recreation, with the Sammamish River Trail running through the area and the waterfront parks along the river.
Of course, the wine and natural beauty are only part of the charm Woodinville offers, with its neighborhoods making up the rest. Here you’ll find gorgeous homes that range from ranches to stunning contemporary styles, large lots, tree-lined streets, and friendly neighbors. The neighborhood's access to lush, green forests and mountain trails means plenty of wildlife and nature to explore on the weekends as well. Proximity to major cities makes Woodinville more appealing because residents enjoy the laid-back, natural lifestyle with the ease of commuting.
What to Love
- Château Ste. Michelle Winery
- Plenty of nature and wildlife in the many parks
- Woodinville Wine Country
- Friendly neighbors, large lots, and stunning homes
Local Lifestyle
Residents love the small-town charm of Woodinville, Washington. It has all the appeal of quiet country living with proximity to major metropolitan areas. Evenings and weekends spent hiking along the Sammamish River Trail or horseback riding through the mountain trails make this place exceptional for outdoor lovers. Those looking for a different perspective enjoy setting sail in a hot air balloon and taking in the natural beauty that this city has to offer. With a variety of wineries and wine tastings, plenty of nature, shopping, and dining galore, it’s no wonder so many call this place home.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
The Woodinville Town Center has a vast amount of retail options from well-known supermarkets and department stores as well as a variety of small boutique options. You’ll find plenty of specialty shops like MoltenWorks Glass Studios and Molbaks Garden and Home, which also has a delightful cafe.
Perhaps the most venues in the area are the wineries and their assortment of items. Isenhower Cellars and Silver Lake Winery are resident favorites for both the wine selection and the quirky merchandise. Columbia Winery has been a town staple for more than 50 years and is a leader in wine innovation. The warm and welcoming atmosphere paired with the exquisite wine selection has residents and visitors alike coming back for more. If there weren’t enough, the Château Ste. Michelle Winery, with two separate wineries, one for red and one for white, it’s no wonder the wines are award-winning. This location offers wine tastings, tours, food, concerts, and so much more to enjoy.
With the wine comes exceptional food, of course. The Herbfarm is a generational restaurant that offers a nine-course menu that changes seasonally and is focused on locally sourced ingredients. In true wine country fashion, their food selections are paired with the best local wines for your taste buds to enjoy. Another resident favorite is The PicNic Table which offers the chance to stop in for a bite or take a picnic basket with you to enjoy at one of the many nearby parks. This weekly menu provides a Mediterranean feel and is seasonally and locally sourced. The Barking Frog at Willows Lodge pairs a warm and cozy ambiance with seasonally inspired menus and award-winning wine selections. Fresh, locally sourced ingredients and innovation meet you here for an experience you won’t soon forget.
Things to Do
Woodinville has plenty to see and do, with its selection of wineries to explore and enjoy, plus the assortment of parks and natural recreation. The Burke-Gillman Trail runs through the area and has 27 miles of biking, hiking, or running for you to enjoy. This trail runs through Seattle and along the Sammamish River, providing a wonderful variety of scenery to enjoy along the journey. The Woodinville Farmers Market, on Saturdays, gives residents a chance to enjoy fresh, local produce, flowers, baked goods, artisan gifts, and so much more.
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