Herzlich Willkommen In Leavenworth!
As 2012 Kanzlers of the Royal Bavarians it is with great pleasure we invite you to attend the 49th Annual Washington State Autumn Leaf Festival and Grand Parade! Located on the East side of the Cascade Mountains, Leavenworth enjoys 300 days of sunshine a year, and this festival and parade were no exceptions! Return throughout this colorful fall season and enjoy the brilliantly red vine maples, the blazing yellow aspens and the many varied recreational opportunities available. You may enjoy a walk through our Waterfront and Enchantment Parks as well. There is a photo opportunity waiting for you! We also have exquisite shopping, a great variety of dining and lodging opportunities and you are assured of a smile, a gracious greeting and a Guten Tag throughout our friendly village. Please enjoy with us our Bavarian Hospitality, art shows, music, dancing, food booths, and of course bring the whole family and mark your calendar to visit Washington's Bavarian Village!
Thank you for joining us and we look forward to seeing you each and every season.
2012
Kanzlers Ron Hill and Lynn Watson cordially invite all of you to enjoy the whole
year
with us!
And if you want something special, we're personally inviting you to a Parade,
check out the "Festival Packets" section of our site!
The
secrets out! The 49th Royal Lady of the Autumn Leaves is Sandy Siegert!
Sandy has volunteered one way or the other for over 30 years to help make
Leavenworth the dream town it is today. Her chaperone is Lady
Margret Marson and between the two of them, this year will be something special!
Congratulations Lady Sandy Siegert from the Leavenworth community!
When
planning your visit to Leavenworth, plan ahead,
call for reservations well in advance! Leavenworth Washington is on of the
most visited towns in the northern United States, regardless of the time of
year! Visit the 'Accommodations' pages,
Restaurant pages, and Shopping pages of this web site to make your visit with us
a memorable one! Rooms, cabins, B&B accommodations go fast for all
Leavenworth's events! Reserve your accommodations and reservations for restaurant seating
well in advance of your visit!
Don't hesitate, book now for your group, book now for your family and friends!
Some very special people are waiting to greet you when you arrive!
Come
visit the Eastern slopes of the Cascades and the winter wonderland that awaits
you! Like many thousands before you, come see what all the fuss is about, tour
Leavenworth, Washington this year!
The Royal Bavarians collect food for the Upper Valley Mend Community Cupboard or give food baskets to needy families in the Leavenworth area.
The Royal Bavarians has been greeting guests of Leavenworth, Washington
for over thirty years! This organization is a Chartered greeting organization
and is recognized as a leading influence in the hosting, greeting,
and preservation of the of the Leavenworth Bavarian Theme. In conjunction with
the Leavenworth Chamber of Commerce, Washington State's Autumn Leaf Festival,
Northwest Festival Hosting Association, and
many, many more local organizations, The Royal Bavarians continue to provide an
invaluable service of hospitality as genuine hosts representing our Eastern
Cascades Bavarian community.
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