Spokane Valley, WA

Explore over 500 acres of protected natural area right in the city. The Dishman Hills Conservancy trails offer rocky outcrops, ponderosa pines, and great views, perfect for a quick nature escape.

Beat the summer heat at this popular water park. It features multiple slides, a lazy river, and a children's play area, making it a seasonal favorite for families.

Housed in a historic 1912 Opportunity Township Hall, this museum delves into the Valley's agricultural and community past through engaging exhibits and photographs.

Just across the border in Spokane, the Chiefs WHL hockey team plays at the Spokane Arena. It's a high-energy, family-friendly sporting event that draws fans from the whole region.

This revitalized mall now hosts a diverse food hall with options ranging from gourmet burgers and poke bowls to artisan coffee and baked goods, all under one roof.

Access the river at spots like Plantes Ferry Park for trout fishing or put in a kayak for a peaceful paddle. Always check water conditions and regulations before you go.

A well-established neighborhood known for its larger lots, mature trees, and quiet streets. It offers a sense of seclusion while remaining close to schools and shopping on Sullivan Road.

The historic heart of the Valley, centered around Sprague Avenue. It's a mix of commercial strips, older homes, and community landmarks like the museum, offering central convenience.

Located in the eastern part of the Valley, this area features newer subdivisions, shopping plazas, and is home to Greenacres Park, popular for its sports fields and playgrounds.

Situated along the bluffs above the Spokane River, this area offers stunning views and direct access to the Centennial Trail. Homes here range from mid-century to modern, prized for their location.

More a district than a traditional neighborhood, this is the primary commercial core. Centered on the mall and Appleway Blvd, it's defined by shopping, dining, and major services.