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insanitylevelzero t1_izrn263 wrote

Reply to comment by Krystto in A family road trip by Krystto

You might want to clarify which Vancouver you are headed to. Vancouver, WA, which is basically Portland, OR's neighbor, and Vancouver BC in Canada. Both are accessible by driving north on I-5 and I-205.

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insanitylevelzero t1_izrmjoh wrote

Reply to comment by MydogDallas114 in A family road trip by Krystto

Near Lake Crescent (which was my favorite place to camp in my youth) are the Sol Duc Hotsprings. I don't know if it is open or closed when you decide to go on your trip, but might be worth checking out if you're int he area.

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bernyzilla t1_izrbk7x wrote

Reply to comment by Rocketgirl8097 in A family road trip by Krystto

I mean, there's the port Angeles - Victoria ferry, and another across to Vancouver.

Or Port Townsend - Coupeville. 101 would be a bit out of the way, but they would avoid I-5 and the Seattle metro area. Definitely counts as a good scenic route with cool towns along the way.

They could explore Whidbey island, deception pass, and la Conner. Then be in a good spot for the Skagit valley and North Cascades NP

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Cmdr_Starleaf t1_izqozp9 wrote

Speaking of hat Island, I would love a small piece of property there. It only has about 50 full-time residence and you can’t even get to the island unless you yourself are a resident or be guest of a resident. There is a private ferry that only runs on weekends, otherwise you need a private boat.

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setmysoulfree2 t1_izq7mkq wrote

Northwest Best Fish Company in Richland WA. For fresh seafood and lunch. Their panko coated fish is really good. Not greasy. Highly recommend.

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MydogDallas114 t1_izq0v0f wrote

Reply to comment by Rocketgirl8097 in A family road trip by Krystto

That's true but it sounds like OP wants to explore and get a good experience of western Washington and I think hwy 101 will do that better than just a straight drive up I-5. Though it kinda depends on how long their trip is.

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