Woodland, WA

Woodland, located in southwestern Washington State along the Lewis River, was established in 1906. Known for its rich agricultural heritage, Woodland is famous for its tulip and daffodil fields, as well as the Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens. 

This small city in Cowlitz County boasts a close-knit community and a growing economy that includes agriculture, manufacturing, and retail. Woodland offers numerous parks, scenic riverfront areas, and a variety of recreational activities. Its blend of agricultural charm, economic growth, and natural beauty makes Woodland a vibrant and inviting community in the Pacific Northwest.