Things To Do
Olympia Farmers Market Pavilion
Olympia is home to the second largest farmers market in Washington, but you’ll also find a delightful array of markets throughout Thurston County featuring some of the Pacific Northwest’s best seasonal produce, ingredients, and arts and crafts.
Washington State Capitol Building
The Washington State Capitol Campus has many sights and attractions for visitors to enjoy. Many are outdoors, and so can be visited every day, all year round.
Heritage Park
Heritage Park is a 24-acre state-owned park adjacent to the State Capitol Campus, Capitol Lake and downtown Olympia. It is the northern extension of the historic West Capitol Campus. It also serves as a symbol of our state’s commitment to community development in harmony with environmental stewardship. The park features walking/running paths that encircle the entire perimeter of the park and Capitol Lake, and connect to other pedestrian paths. The Heritage Park Trail, a switchback trail at the south end of the park, winds its way up to the historic Capitol Campus on the bluff above.
