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Prosser, WA is a small city in the Yakima Valley of central Washington State that is well known for its abundance of outdoor activities. The city offers a variety of things to do and see, including golfing at the local country club, wine tasting at several vineyards in the area, and camping and hiking along the Columbia River. Prosser is also home to several historic attractions such as the Prosser Historical Museum and the Benton County Courthouse.
Reviews of Prosser are overall positive with many people praising its unique outdoor attractions and friendly atmosphere. Tourists report feeling welcomed by locals and appreciate how easy it is to find something exciting to do while in town. Visitors also enjoy being able to take advantage of several restaurants serving up classic American fare mixed with some regional delicacies from around the state. With its relaxed vibe and countless activities, Prosser remains an attractive destination for anyone looking for an enjoyable vacation spot in Washington State.
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places with potential - 11/28/2008
I'm just starting to build a new house in Prosser(bungalow style, 1400 sq. ft.) Very attractive small town in the wine country, near tricities in wash. state. My impressions are good so far, altho I am not an expert as yet, for the
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A growing small town with great wine! - 3/26/2007
I grew up here and didn't think much of how lucky I was, until I returned ten years later. After dealing with the traffic and crowding of big cities like Seattle, Portland and Baltimore, it is a breath of fresh air to be in this lovely town. Here, you will get all of the seasons, pronounced in all of their glory; the winters are cold, the spring is wet and clean, summer is long and hot, and autumn is filled with all the beautiful colors you think you'd only see in New England. If you are worried about culture, I can understand your concern, but you will be surprised how sharp this place is becoming. There are new boutiques and wineries popping up all over....as well as art galleries and even a Starbucks. If you ache for more, the sprawl of the Tri-Cities is only a half hour away. Spokane, Seattle and Portland are all under three hours away. I wouldn't recommend a young, single person move here, but if you have a significant other or kids/pets, you will fall in love with this
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