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Why Live in May Creek

May Creek is a residential area in Gold Bar, Washington, with views of the Cascade Foothills. Homes here include ramblers, contemporaries and manufactured homes, along with log and cedar homes that complement the woodland setting. Many properties are a quarter-acre or more. The neighborhood includes two community parks. Priscilla Park offers an off-leash area for dogs. Wallace Falls State Park, a popular destination with multiple waterfalls, is about 5 miles away. The Skykomish River attracts white-water rafters, and Reiter Foothills State Forest is popular with hikers and rock climbers. Gold Bar's small business area along state Route 2 includes a variety of dining options such as Mexican, Thai and pizza restaurants, as well as the Mountain View Diner known for its homemade pies. The Woodshed Espresso & Ice Cream offers desserts and firewood, while Gold Bar Family Grocer provides local shopping. Annual events include Gold Dust Days Heritage Festival in July and the Return of the Salmon Celebration in September in nearby Sultan. Residents commute via U.S. 2, with Bothell and Everett within a 30-mile drive, and Seattle and Bellevue within 45 miles. Community Transit Route 271 connects Gold Bar to Everett Station. The neighborhood has a 15-mph speed limit on residential streets, with strict enforcement of traffic and safety regulations.

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