The Mukilteo center is approximately 1 mile west of Future of Flight Museum & Boeing Tour and 1 mile northwest of Snohomish County.
The most popular time to visit Mukilteo is during the summer. From June to August, the temperatures stay consistently between 70 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit and provide the perfect weather to explore the area. The infamous rain tends to stay away for longer periods. Bring a light jacket just in case of weather changes — the sea breeze can be a bit nippy. However, the trade-off with the weather is that accommodations are in high demand. Book your room in advance to get the hotel and rate you want.
If you want to avoid the crowds that arrive during summer and don't mind brisk weather, head to Mukilteo in September and October. Temperatures can fluctuate between 40 and 70 degrees suddenly and without warning. You'll need clothes for all types of weather. Since precipitation also increases during this time, you'll want to pack an umbrella and a raincoat. Hotel rates drop sharply during this season, which makes the fall an excellent time to snag a deal on a hotel room.
Getting a great deal on a hotel is easy in winter, but it's not the best time to visit. Constant rain and snowfall can hinder visibility and exploration. Nonetheless, Mukilteo makes a superb base if you love winter sports, since the Cascades offer world-class skiing and snowboarding. For business meetings or a relaxing vacation where you stay indoors, booking rooms between November and February will leave you with a bit of money to impress clients or order room service.
Rain and chilly temperatures keep tourists at bay from March to May, but you don't have to be the one to stay away. With the proper clothes and rain gear, you can explore Mukilteo and the surrounding area economically. Wineries also start their operations during this time, and a visit in late spring can give you plenty to do (and drink). Hotel rooms aren't heavily booked, but you may want to choose your hotel if you want to arrive on or around Memorial Day weekend.
Are you a member of an organization or the military? Do you believe you're aging gracefully? Turn your experience, career, or membership into savings with a hotel discount. Government and military personnel will love the discounts they receive at the Extended Stay America in Mukilteo. Perfect for a long business trip or vacation, this hotel offers apartment-style living complete with a kitchenette, big-screen television, comfortable bedding, and fitness center.
A free grab-and-go breakfast lets you head out on the fly, while a 24-hour fitness center lets you keep in shape during the duration of your stay. For your entertainment, the Harbour Pointe Golf Club, the Boeing Factory, and a trampoline park are all nearby.
If you're searching for a bargain, Mukilteo has plenty of value hotels where you'll get some extra bang for your buck. The TownePlace Suites Seattle Everett/Mukilteo puts you in the heart of Mukilteo with easy access to Paine Field, the Historic Flight Foundation, the Future of Flight Museum, and Kasch Park Athletic Complex. Enjoy in-room amenities such as a kitchenette with stove and refrigerator, a 32-inch LCD television with cable programming, and a desk for work or lounging.
This hotel also offers a seasonal outdoor pool, a hot tub, complimentary Wi-Fi, a complimentary breakfast, and a mixer each week for you to meet other guests.
No trip to Mukilteo is complete without a visit to neighboring Whidbey Island. Hop on either the Kittitas or Suquamish ferry and take the ride from Mukilteo to Clinton, a trip which takes only about 20 to 30 minutes. A ticket is only $5.10 for adults and $9.15 for a vehicle. Once you arrive in Clinton, explore Whidbey Island on bicycle, walk the beaches, grab a glass of wine at a winery, grab a photo at Deception Pass, or learn about the history of the area at Fort Casey. Ferries depart Mukilteo starting at 5:05 a.m. and operate until 1:05 a.m.
If you love aviation, don't miss Mukilteo's two top-rated aircraft attractions. The Future of Flight Aviation Center and Boeing Tour is the only public tour of a commercial jet-assembly operation in the world. During this 90-minute tour, you'll see Dreamliners, 747s, 767s, and 777s being built.
Another option is the Flying Heritage & Combat Armor Museum. Part of Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen's personal collection, this museum houses warplanes, tanks, and other war artifacts and items from the past 100 years. History, war, and aviation buffs will definitely want to visit. The experience is $16 for adults, $12 for children, and $14 for seniors.
For a thrill ride, head over to Traxx Indoor Raceway, which offers super-fast go-kart racing for ages 14 and older. If you have kids too young or you're raced out, check out the Velcro wall or the bouncy-jump basketball hoop. Alternatively, you can hit the arcades and pool table.
Finish out your trip to Mukilteo at Henry's Donuts. Open 24/7, this doughnut shop is a local institution, providing hot, fresh doughnuts around the clock in a multitude of flavors. Indulging your sweet tooth has never been more fun!
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Below are reviews of the city of Mukilteo, WA from an actual visitor's perspective.
We were in Mukilteo for grandchildren's birthdays and to watch several softball and soccer tournaments. So, we did not get a chance to visit the town much. The view was absolutely breathtaking!
Mukilteo is where you catch the Ferry out to Whidbey Island which I have done many times and there is a lovely park and lighthouse to visit.
The water view and the seafood restaurants!
Clean, nice community!
Great city with lots to see!
The city of Mukilteo is amazing! One of my favorite places in Washington!