Holiday Inn Express & Suites Prosser - Yakima Valley Wine Local area

Cool off at this seasonal outdoor pool with slides and family-friendly amenities. It’s great for kids who need to burn off energy after a long drive, as well as anyone looking to relax on a warm Yakima Valley afternoon. Pack your swimsuits, bring your towels, and make an afternoon of it. A local favorite during peak season, the center adds fun to a wine-country trip beyond tastings and vineyard views. It’s just a 10-minute drive away.

Alpaca breeding farm. Offering tours, shopping and for sale livestock. Call for appointment and hours to visit the farm.

Historic downtown theatre, revived and offering year round entertainment. Look them up on the web for current events.

Excercise your board on some great dips and rails!

Local history comes alive at this small museum covering regional agriculture, pioneer settlement, and the wine heritage that defines the valley today. Exhibits trace how Prosser grew from farming roots into a thriving wine destination, with artifacts and photographs that put the surrounding landscape in context. A quiet, worthwhile stop that adds real depth to your wine country visit. A 7-minute drive gets you there.

This interactive center celebrates Washington wine history with hands-on exhibits, guided tastings, and a welcoming cafe, all just a 10-minute drive from our front door. Learn how the Yakima Valley grew into a premier wine region through the story of Dr. Walter Clore, the scientist who proved these soils could produce world-class grapes. Sample current vintages, grab a bite, and walk away understanding what makes this valley special.

A walkable cluster of well-known tasting rooms and restaurants that makes Prosser a destination for wine lovers. Hop between wineries at your own pace, grab a wood-fired flatbread at Wine O'Clock, and soak up the village atmosphere. Cork & Taps by Domanico Cellars pours right alongside other local favorites, so you can taste your way through the valley without ever getting back in the car. The whole village sits about a mile from the hotel.

Lace up your boots and explore riverfront walking, bird-watching, and fishing access points near town. Cast a line in the Yakima River and see what is biting, or simply enjoy a peaceful stretch along the water. The trail offers a refreshing change of pace from the tasting rooms and a great way to spend a morning outdoors. Watch for herons and hawks overhead. The main access point sits 2 miles from the hotel along the river corridor.