Things to Do in Marysville

Outdoor activity is one of Marysville’s main attractions—and its parks and trails are among the best in Snohomish County. Enjoy the natural beauty of this vibrant coastal city with a walk or bike ride along the popular 30-mile Centennial Trail or plan a picnic with the family at Jennings Nature Park. Stroll along Bayview Trail to see panoramic views of the city, then visit Olympic View Park for a breathtaking glimpse of the Olympics. There’s more than meets the eye in Marysville.

Nestled on the banks of the Snohomish River, Marysville makes quite the splash when it comes to water recreation. Ebey Waterfront Park provides access to the Snohomish River Delta and Port Gardner Bay for pleasure boaters, paddlers, and anglers. The park is ADA accessible, and features include public boat access, picnic pavilion, short-stay moorage float, public fishing access, wetland restoration, walking trails, and restrooms. The Ebey Waterfront Trail takes you into the Qwuloolt Estuary—a favorite with birdwatchers. It also affords onlookers an up-close look at marine life.

Third Street is the heart and soul of downtown Marysville. This quaint and charming retail district pays homage to the city’s storied history while featuring modern amenities. There’s a host of locally owned and operated shops and restaurants with unique products and services that echo the local sentiment of community involvement and homegrown pride. Start your stroll with an energy bowl on the go from Spoon & Straw, then browse the selection of books at 3rd Street Book Exchange. Go antiquing at Finders Keepers before enjoying a craft beer and a bite at 5 Rights Brewing Company. There’s no better way to spend your day.