Discover Woodinville
WINE COUNTRY OUTSIDE THE CITY
Come to Woodinville for a luxurious, weekend destination appeal. This rapidly growing city lives just a half hour away from downtown Seattle and attracts thousands of visitors every year, but it still manages to maintain the charm of a little-known secret. It’s an attractive location to those who work nearby and value having every opportunity to relax on the weekends.
There’s so much to do here - from wine tasting and horseback riding to hot air ballooning, Woodinville never fails to surprise and delight. Soon you’ll see why locals and tourists alike are raising their glasses to toast Woodinville, the best of Washington’s wine-tasting country.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Hollywood Hill, Cottage Lake, Wellington, and Crystal Lake are just a few neighborhoods that comprise the city of Woodinville. As their dreamy names would suggest, this is an idyllic suburb with large lots, friendly neighbors, and everything you might need to settle down and stay a while. Woodinville locals live for warm summer days and balmy summer nights, and know how to stay cozy during PNW winters.
UNEXPECTED APPEAL
This city’s edibles and potables are their claim to fame, and for good reason. Tucked neatly in Woodinville’s industrial area, The PicNic Table is a hidden treasure that perfectly complements the Woodinville wine tasting experience. Their menu of tapas and small plates includes fan favorites such as burrata salad and salmon deviled eggs. The main draw is their to-go basket menu, which includes a selection of snacks to be enjoyed while relaxing on a picnic blanket.
THE ALLURE OF HOLLYWOOD HILL
Hollywood Hill is a highly sought-after, semi-rural, and equestrian-focused neighborhood in Woodinville, Washington. Known for its large estates, custom luxury homes, and natural beauty, it uniquely blends a peaceful, country lifestyle with immediate proximity to Woodinville's world-class wine country and major Eastside job hubs.
The Vibe and Lifestyle
Rural and Equestrian: Many properties feature acreage, barns, and riding trails. It’s common to see residents out horseback riding or walking dogs along the tree-lined streets.
Preservation: The active Hollywood Hill Association fiercely protects the area's rural zoning, keeping the neighborhood open and preventing dense urban sprawl.
Outdoor Access: Residents enjoy direct access to Gold Creek County Park (a 40-acre wooded natural area) and the Tolt Pipeline Trail for hiking, mountain biking, and riding.
Location & Commuting
Proximity to Wineries: The hill sits just uphill from the bustling Hollywood District—the epicenter of Woodinville Wine Country, which boasts over 100 tasting rooms, boutiques, and farm-to-table restaurants.
Commutes: Despite feeling tucked away, it is only about 15–20 minutes from the Microsoft Redmond campus and 25–30 minutes from downtown