Tuesday, June 17th
Today after sleeping in and taking the pups to the campground dog park, we saddled back up and biked into Leavenworth again.
Shopping, and Eating, and Drinking
We started off with some coffee for Cat. She found a spot that did a bourbon maple latte and had to try it.
We then started strolling through the town, popping into shops, and picking up some souvenirs. Along the way we found the Danish Bakery where we popped in for some turnovers. I got a raspberry cream cheese and Cat got cherry. They were both delicious.
Leavenworth is full of wine tasting rooms, so we did a few different tastings. We didn’t love any of the wine we tasted, but it was fun to try! We then finished shopping.
After all of the shops, we went to München Haus beer garden for some sausages, drinks, and Cat’s mini pretzel.
After lunch and shopping we hit the post office to drop off some post-cards, and pedaled our way back to the campground.
Lake Wenatchee State Park
While shopping in the local pet store, we overheard the owner telling another couple about Lake Wenatchee State Park, just down the road from our campground. After relaxing for a bit, we loaded the pups up and headed to the park to check it out.
Despite only being a few miles away, it was much windier and colder at the park on the lake than it was in town, but that never deters Woody from going for a swim!
Emmie and I wisely stayed on dry, warm, land.
After the park, we headed back to the RV, and started packing up to prepare for tomorrow’s journey to Anacortes!
Leavenworth is absolutely worth a stop if you are in the area! The town is unique and full of good food and cute shops and it is all surrounded by beautiful nature!