Midway Village & Grocery

02/21/2026

🐰🥚 Help Us Reach 6,000 Eggs! 🥚🐰

The Lake Wenatchee Rec Club is hosting our annual Easter Egg Hunt, and this year our goal is BIG — 6,000 eggs! 🎉

We need your help to fill them with candy and surprises for all the kiddos in our community. 💛

If you would like to donate toward our egg & candy fund, you can Venmo us at:
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📌 Please put “Easter” in the memo.

Every dollar helps us create a fun, memorable day for our local families!

✨ Stay tuned for upcoming planning meetings and egg stuffing parties — we’d love for you to join the fun!

Let’s make this the best Easter hunt yet! 🐣🌷

02/21/2026

Come on by and take advantage of our 40% off sale🎉‼️ Both Rose & Stainless Chardonnay!

02/01/2026

20 more spots left registration closes at 6pm tonight!

Today is the final day to sign up! It closes at 5:30 pm tonight!

We have reached 100 sign-ups! There are 20 spots left!

Can we just say our community is incredible!

Thank you so much!

09/17/2024

Found this in the store door today! We are enjoying talking to all of PCT hikers.

08/18/2024

Updated hours for the week
We will be closed Wednesday 8/21, Friday 8/23 and SUNDAY 8/25

07/31/2024

Great read by Guy Miner

Bear season starts here in Washington on August 1st. Expect to find folks with rifles, handguns and bows out in the hills & canyons seeking black bear. Hunters do not have to wear hunter orange during this part of the bear season.

Why hunt bears? I've been told by folks who don't know that they're endangered and that they can't be eaten. On the contrary! There are over 30,000 of them in Washington state alone. They can be delicious! The "chops" can be some of the best ever.

Bears are a serious predator of deer and elk, particularly the young of those species. Predator control, bear, mountain lion and coyote for example, can help the deer & elk young survive to adulthood.

Also - I just enjoy bear hunting! It's kinda spicy, hunting bears... :)

07/27/2024

We are hiring! Must be 21 years old. Quick learner, good with computers, able to lift 40 pounds, will be scooping ice cream, making coffee in a small campground store. Email letter of interest and references to [email protected]

07/20/2024

We will be open 8:30am-5pm on Monday for the opening day of Sockeye season! Plus all weekend this weekend.

Come get your fishing license and catch card early!

Remember all ages need a catch card for sockeye.

Please remember if you get your fishing license online it will take a couple weeks to receive your catch card in the mail.

We also have 3 full hookup rv sites left at the moment

07/18/2024

Todays update:
Gayle is doing good at Regency in Wenatchee she can have visitors. Today is her birthday.

Nancy is hoping to break out of the Leavenworth hospital today, her kidneys are back to her normal, however they found a minor issue with her heart and are changing some meds.

After we break Nancy out of Leavenworth we are headed down to see Gayle.

Kayla had a few drs appointments this week and is due August 26th and her and Eleanor are doing good (she is having a girl)

Kayla Karlyn and Kat will be opening the store this weekend we are hoping to keep Nancy in the out of the store. So if you see Nancy tell her to go home and please have patience with the kids this weekend as it is their first sockeye season working the store without the old ladies. If you have an attitude with them you will be told to leave 😂 because we are doing our best to be open.

Our cabins are full, we still have some full hookup sites available for this weekend call or text Michelle (text is faster) at 509-860-3220 to make a reservation

07/18/2024

Sorry we are closed today. Kayla and Karlyn will be opening for the weekend. We are still hiring for someone over 21 let me know if you are interested.

07/14/2024

Update on Nancy and Gayle

Nancy, has been admitted into the Leavenworth hospital for her kidney numbers being off, they are thinking as a result of the antibiotic from the removal of her skin cancer in Wednesday. They are monitoring her over night with lots of fluids and will hopefully get to go home tomorrow

Gayle has been transferred to Regency in Wenatchee for rehab, she will start her physical therapy tomorrow.

Thank you all for your thoughts, prayers and help.