Where to stay in Pasco
Courtyard by Marriott Pasco Tri-Cities Airport
2101 W Argent Road, Pasco, WA 99301
Bright, modern and equipped with a 24-hour gym, this hotel is close to the airport for optimal convenience. It’s a great choice for business purposes, since there are meeting rooms, media pods and in-room workstations.
The Lodge at Columbia Point
530 Columbia Point Drive, WA, 99352
The Lodge is a four-star hotel which uses timeless architectural details to create truly spectacular hospitality.
Check in to the Grand Cru Riverfront King to enjoy indulgent sessions in the spa-inspired soaking tub, or find a place at the hotel’s fire pit to unwind in the evening.
Red Lion Hotel Pasco Airport & Conference Center
2525 N 20th Avenue, WA, 99301
This two-in-one hotel and conference center hosts events just as well as it does relaxed vacations.
The swimming pool is surrounded by loungers, bike rentals are complimentary and there’s also an on-site restaurant which features a locally inspired menu.
Where to eat in Pasco
Country Mercantile
232 Crestloch Road, WA, 99301
For true Washington hospitality, Country Mercantile is a must-visit. The Wood family have been selling seasonal produce here since 1996, but today they’re also known as pioneering handmade chocolatiers and purveyors of deli lunch bites.
Swing by for salads dressed in Walla Walla sweet onion dressing or zesty roast beef sandwiches served in generous portions.
Magill’s Restaurant
3214 Road 68, WA, 99301
Magill’s Restaurant is a local star, known for serving the Tri-Cities’ best breakfasts.
Visit for all-day omelets, chicken fried steak, hash browns and country-style sausage gravy. For meat-lovers, there’s a keto plate, while sweet-toothed travelers will adore the cinnamon rolls.
Hacienda Del Sol
5024 N Rd 68 A, WA, 99301
South-of-the-border spice is the specialty at this colorful and casual restaurant which attracts midweek crowds. Treat the family to a plate of shrimp nachos covered in jack cheese, try a light fajita salad and finish off with sopapillas doused in cinnamon and honey.
What to do in Pasco and the Tri-Cities
Sacajawea Historical State Park
2503 Sacajawea Park Road, WA, 99301
This lush park has hiking trails and a dense forest, but the main attraction is Sacajawea State Park Interpretive Center.
Right at the confluence of the Columbia River and Snake River, you can see interactive exhibits telling the story of the Shoshone adventurer who shaped local history in the 19th century.
Bechtel National Planetarium
2600 N 20th Avenue, WA, 99301
The Bechtel National Planetarium is a great place to enjoy family days out in Pasco. Its 36ft screen projects high-definition images of far-flung stars every Friday and Saturday. Don’t miss the adjacent observatory where you can test your knowledge on the night sky.
McNary National Wildlife Refuge
64 Maple Street, Burbank, WA 99323
This slice of unbridled nature, just 20 minutes south of Pasco, is a great place to see deer, otters and beavers.
Since 1956, the wilds have sprung back with full force – explore the 15,000 acres, take photos from the wildlife viewing platform or drop into the McNary Wildlife Visitor Center.