3806 S 284th Pl, Auburn

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AUBURN

EXPLORE AUBURN

OFFERING WORLD CLASS ENTERTAINMENT

Auburn is centrally located in the Green River Valley just 24 miles Southeast of Seattle and 14 miles Northeast of Tacoma. Emerald Downs is the center of the thoroughbred horse racing in the Pacific Northwest. Emerald Downs showcases a dazzling six-story grandstand overlooking a 167-acre facility,

offering world class racing and entertainment for all ages. Auburn is also home to the Outlet Collections, where shoppers can find over 130 stores in its one million square foot indoor shopping space, making it the largest outlet mall in the Pacific Northwest. Auburn’s housing market is dominated by single-family homes that are reasonably priced within the King County market. There are also a number of condo and apartment options within the community.

Amenities & Attractions

SEASONAL EVENTS

Friday Night Flick:

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Dog Trot 3K/5K Run:

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Location: Game Farm Park -

Virtual Option Available

Auburn Farmers Market:

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Veterans Parade & Observance:

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PARKS

Les Grove Park: 910 9th St SE, Auburn, WA 98002

Isaac Evans Park: 29627 Green River Rd SE, Auburn, WA 98092

Auburn Environmental Park: 413 Western St NW, Auburn, WA 98001

NESTLED

Roegner Park: 601 Oravetz Rd SE, Auburn, WA 98092

IN A FERTILE RIVER VALLEY, AUBURN HAS BEEN BOTH A FARM COMMUNITY AND A CENTER OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY FOR MORE THAN 150 YEARS.

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EDUCATION

FEDERAL WAY SCHOOL DISTRICT

In Federal Way Public Schools, they believe when parents and caregivers send their children to their schools, they do so in trust that students will learn, grow, and succeed. One of their greatest assets is the broad linguistic, cultural, and racial diversity of our school district. With over 120 languages spoken and scholars of every hue, these classrooms are the beneficiaries of broad points of view, rich dialogue, and diverse thinking. They prepare students for life beyond high school. For example, students are getting valuable job skills and hands on experience in Career and Technical Education (CTE) classes offered at all high schools. Students can earn industry recognized certifications and participate in field trip and internships offered at Microsoft, Boeing, STEM companies, and more.