Yakima Washington

Activities in Yakima, Washington

Well-known for its history of agriculture, the fertile soil of Yakima, WA enjoys more than 300 days of sun and fresh water from both the Yakima and Naches Rivers that converge north of the town. The combination of water and sun makes the central Washington area ideal for growing grapes and the city has become the midpoint for wine production within the state.

With more than 75,000 population as well as a booming economy, Yakima, WA’s assisted living is appealing to seniors who prefer a variety of shopping, dining, and recreation options just steps from their homes.

There’s never a boring moment for the senior living residents of Yakima at the Harman Center in the West Valley of the neighborhood. Its 16,000 square foot facility provides seniors a selection of activities and programs like dances, instruction in computer skills, fitness classes or even china painting.