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Escape the big city and its daily struggles, endless rain, and traffic jams taking their toll?

It's time to hit the reset button and discover your oasis at Desert Aire.

Desert Aire: Seattle's Hidden Gem Just 2.5 Hours Away.


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Escape the city's hustle and discover Desert Aire, a hidden gem just a 2.5-hour drive from Seattle. Our tranquil oasis is easy to find, making it the perfect getaway from the urban grind. Desert Aire is often called the "Palm Springs of Washington," a hidden gem in Central Washington.

This resort community spans 3,200 acres along the eastern bank of the Columbia River, offering a stunning landscape of water, hills, and sky. Despite its proximity to bustling I-90, Desert Aire remains a tranquil escape.


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Desert Aire enjoys over 300 days of sunshine annually, making it a haven for those seeking warmth and outdoor activities. The hot temperatures add to its allure, drawing in residents, recreational enthusiasts, and visitors alike.

 18-hole golf course, tennis, and pickleball courts open to the public.

Water enthusiasts are spoiled for choice with an 8,000-acre reservoir formed between the Wanapum and Priest Rapids hydroelectric dams, perfect for boating, skiing, fishing, and hunting. Camping facilities and river access enhance the recreational opportunities within the Priest Rapids area.


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Desert Aire offers 18 miles of walking trails along the Columbia River for those who prefer land-based activities. These trails provide breathtaking views and opportunities for outdoor exploration. Whether it's a stroll or an invigorating hike, these trails offer a chance to immerse oneself in the region's natural beauty.

Moreover, this vacation resort is the perfect place to escape the big city, thanks to its dryer climate and serene atmosphere. It serves as a sanctuary for individuals looking to decompress from the stresses of city living, offering a peaceful retreat amidst its picturesque surroundings.


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Additionally, the community boasts a 3,600-foot public airstrip with private taxiways, providing convenient access for those arriving by private aircraft.

The journey to Desert Aire is as picturesque as the destination, showcasing over 5,000 acres of vineyards on the Wahluke Slope. Wine enthusiasts will find themselves in paradise, as the region produces a significant portion of Washington's grapes. Numerous tasting rooms offer a chance to sample the local vintages. Desert Aire area has become a hub for state wine production, with outside processing and bottling facilities that aid local wineries.

In summary, Desert Aire stands as a testament to the beauty and recreational opportunities abundant in Central Washington. Whether you seek relaxation, outdoor adventure, or a taste of Washington's burgeoning wine scene, this hidden gem offers something for everyone. It invites visitors to escape the city and reset amidst its serene surroundings.