Tacoma Visitors Guide 2009

Pric e Slee AAA STAY here tacoma Green Cape Cod 2711 N Warner Tacoma, WA 98407 [253] 752–1977 [866] 752–1977 GreenCapeCod.com $$$$$ 3 24 mount rainier Copper Creek Inn at Mount Rainier 35707 SR 706 E Ashford, WA 98304 [360] 569–2799 [877] 325–5881 CopperCreekInn.com $$$$ 10 70 57 World-famous restaurant, lodging and gifts. No. 1 destination restaurant at Mount Rainier! mount rainier Camp Lakeview 32919 Benbow Dr E Graham, WA 98338 [360] 879–5426 CampLakeview–WA.com $$$ 8 42 29 Camping and cottage rentals on Lake Tanwax. Have fun fishing, swimming and hiking. Yearly event sites available. Hall and lodge rentals available. puyallup Majestic Mobile Manor RV Park 7022 River Rd E Puyallup, WA 98371 [253] 845–3144 [800] 348–3144 MajesticRVPark.com $ 88 19 7 Minutes from I-5, Puyallup Fairgrounds and the Tacoma Dome. Pool, recreation hall and 88 full hook-ups. Large RV groups welcome! tacoma Corporate House Tacoma, LLC Tacoma, WA 98417 [253] 318–8182 CorporateHouseTacoma.com Corporate Suites, Inc [p. 36] 209 Division Ct E Tacoma, WA 98404 [253] 473–4105 [800] 255–6058 CorporateSuites.com $$$$ 2 25 2 Enjoy a two-bedroom home, with executive office. Minutes to downtown Tacoma and walking distance to Tacoma’s historic Proctor District. Located near the Tacoma Dome and just minutes from downtown. Offers a secluded and refreshing alternative to the typical hotel room. $ 21 21 Dock Street Marina | $-$$$$ 1817 Dock St, Tacoma, WA 98402 [253] 272-4352 | DockStreetMarina.com The leading all-weather metropolitan destination on the Puget Sound. Publicly commissioned to provide first class, year-round guest and permanent moorage. [KEY] [Price Range] $=under $100 | $$=$100-$150 | $$$=$151-$200 | $$$$=more than $200 42 | TRAVELTACOMA.COM 2009-2010 Mile s to Mile Sea-Ta c Ai s to Airp Conve rport ntio ort n Fre Shuttl Cente eB e r r Kitc eakfas hen t Jett ette ed T Poo ub l [IN /OU T Fitn e s s D O OR ] Cen Spa t S e r er vice s Re s tau ran t /L Inte rne ounge t Ac Me etin cess Wh g Roo ms eel C Pet hair Ac ce Frie ndl ssible y Fre e Pa r Det king ails WHERE TO STAY [LODGING] Ro o ge ms Ran pin g Rat in g bed + breakfasts 4 Upscale lodging in historic Proctor, near downtown and University of Puget Sound. Business center, amenities and gourmet breakfast with Starbucks. Free wi-fi, flat screens and down pillows. cabins campgrounds + rvs travel planner extended stays 1 marinas + boat slips Foss Harbor Marina | $-$$$$ 821 Dock St, Tacoma, WA 98402 [253] 272-4404 | FossHarborMarina.com Tacoma’s downtown marina with easy access to multiple attractions. Enjoy the convenience of 408 slips, a fuel dock, 96 storage lockers and a marina store. Point Defiance Boathouse Marina | $ 5912 N Waterfront Dr, Tacoma, WA 98407 [253] 591-5325 | MetroParksTacoma.org Go fishing or just cruise the waters of Puget Sound for a couple of hours or for the entire day! [Note] WA State Clean Indoor Air Act prohibits smoking in indoor public spaces, unless noted with an [*]. http://www.GreenCapeCod.com http://www.CopperCreekInn.com http://www.MajesticRVPark.com http://www.CorporateHouseTacoma.com http://www.CorporateSuites.com http://www.DockStreetMarina.com http://www.FossHarborMarina.com http://www.MetroParksTacoma.org http://www.TRAVELTACOMA.COM

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Tacoma Visitors Guide 2009 Contents Unique Finds Caught on Camera Tacoma Puyallup Fife Gig Harbor Lakewood Waterfront Getaways Mountain Getaways Mount Ranier Festivals + Events Cinema + Theatre Art Scene Nature [Water + Land] Outdoor Adventure Golf Food [Wine + Beer] Peaceful Escape Travel Planner Where to Stay / What to Do Attractions Dining + Nightlife Who to Call Recreation Shops + Spas Where to Go Services Visitor Information Tours + Transportation Maps Travel Green Child's Play

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