Enumclaw Expo Center

Enumclaw Expo Center is a bowling alley in Enumclaw, Washington. It holds a rating of 4.30 from the customers who have reviewed it, a positive reflection of how it is regarded locally.

The Expo Center hosts dozens of events throughout the year, making it a year-round gathering place on the Enumclaw plateau. Enumclaw itself sits in a pastoral setting between plateau farmlands and the Cascade Mountains, in the shadow of Mount Rainier, and considers itself the base camp for the mountain and the gateway to the north entrance of Mount Rainier National Park. The city was homesteaded in 1879 by Frank and Mary Stevenson, platted in 1885 when the railroad ran through the center of town, and incorporated on January 27, 1913. The surrounding plateau is a large Thoroughbred horse breeding area and is home to more than 40,000 people. Downtown Enumclaw draws visitors with dozens of independently owned eateries and specialty food shops, food trucks, wineries and breweries, two wine walks, a beer festival, a wine and chocolate festival, and a summer street fair that closes Cole Street for a weekend. At least three parades roll down Cole Street each year: the Stars and Stripes Fourth of July Parade, the Enumclaw High School Homecoming Parade and the Christmas Parade.

The Expo Center sits on 284th Ave SE. Pete's Pool is about 0.2 miles away, and the Enumclaw Expo RV Campground is also about 0.2 miles from the site. Grace Point Northwest is roughly 0.4 miles away, while the Enumclaw Golf Course and Roosevelt Avenue East are each about 0.5 miles off. The Northwest Kidney Center is about 0.5 miles away as well.

With a 4.30 rating behind it, the Enumclaw Expo Center pairs its bowling alley with a full calendar of events, giving residents and visitors to the Enumclaw plateau another reason to spend the day in town.