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A city built on agriculture, Sumner is still known as the “Rhubarb Pie Capital of the World” to this day. Sumner rests in a lush valley where the White River flows into the Puyallup River, offering residents and visitors plenty of opportunities to engage in outdoor recreation and appreciate the surrounding natural beauty.

Despite major growth, Sumner has maintained its small-town charm. Sumner residents often gather in the historic downtown area, where rows of boutiques, shops, cafes, and businesses are stacked on tree-lined Main Street. Downtown Sumner is also the site of numerous community events, such as the Daffodil Parade, Wine Walks, and Music Off Main. A host of area attractions are just minutes from Sumner, including major retail centers, casinos, and a variety of parks. Commuting and traveling from Sumner is easy with access to roadway and highway connections as well as Sounder commuter rail, which connects Sumner to nearby cities like Tacoma and Seattle.