Woodinville at a Glance

Woodinville is a thriving Eastside community strategically located just northeast of Seattle, offering a strong economy, high quality of life, and a diverse population. Originally founded as a logging and agricultural community, Woodinville has evolved into a regional destination known for world-class wine, hospitality, manufacturing, and innovation.

Incorporated in 1993, Woodinville today is home to major employers across manufacturing, technology, retail, and food and beverage, supported by a highly educated and globally connected workforce. With easy access to Interstate 405, Seattle Tacoma International Airport, and the greater Puget Sound region, Woodinville is well positioned for business growth, visitor experiences, and community connection.

Woodinville | By the Numbers

• Population: 14,060 (2025)

  • Woodinville also serves a broader population in unincorporated King County with Woodinville mailing addresses.

• Median Household Income: $158,723

• Median Age: 39

• Population: 65% White, 21% Asian, 11% Two or more races, 2% Black, 1% American Indian and Alaska Native

• Distance to Seattle: 17 miles northeast

Woodinville’s Climate

Woodinville enjoys a mild Pacific Northwest climate ideal for year round living, working, and visiting.

• Spring: 43 to 59 degrees

• Summer: 55 to 75 degrees

• Fall: 49 to 60 degrees

• Winter: 38 to 46 degrees

• Average Annual Precipitation: 40 inches

Home to Leading Employers and Entrepreneurs

Woodinville is home to a wide range of employers across hospitality, manufacturing, retail, and technology.

• Chateau Ste. Michelle

• Willows Lodge and The Barking Frog

• Novelty Hill Winery

• Target

• Bensussen Deutsch & Associates (BDA)

• Haggen

• The Somm

• Kymeta

• Fairwinds Brittany Park

• Garden Fresh Foods

(Source: Washington State Department of Revenue, December 2025)

Major Industries

Woodinville’s economy is balanced across manufacturing, services, and hospitality, supporting resilience and growth.

1. Manufacturing

2. Construction

3. Accommodation and Food Services

4. Retail Trade

5. Wholesale Trade

6. Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services

(Source: PSRC, 2024)

A Destination for Living, Working, and Visiting

Woodinville Connections

Woodinville Police Department:
Emergency 911
Business Line 425-489-2700
Non-emergency 206-296-3311

Woodinville Fire & Rescue:
425-483-2131

City of Woodinville:
425-489-2700

Woodinville Post Office:
425-487-0995

Northshore School District:
425-408-6000

Services

Financial Aid Guide for Military Servicemembers

Social Security Resource Center

Educational Resource for Servicemembers

Visitors to Woodinville

Visitors are encouraged to plan their experience at visitwoodinville.org, where there is always something brewing, blossoming, baking, or pouring. From wine tasting and dining to biking, relaxing, and live events, Woodinville offers the perfect blend for every taste.