White Swan is a small, unincorporated community located in Yakima County, Washington. Nestled in the scenic Yakima Valley, it is primarily a rural area known for its rich agricultural landscape. The community is home to a blend of Native American and non-Native residents and is in proximity to the Yakama Indian Reservation, which plays a significant role in the local culture and economy. The area features beautiful natural surroundings, including the nearby Mount Adams and access to outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and camping. The Yakima River, just a short distance away, offers opportunities for water recreation and wildlife viewing. White Swan's economy primarily revolves around agriculture, with local farms cultivating apples, cherries, and other crops that thrive in the region's fertile soil and sunny climate. The community has a close-knit atmosphere, with local events and gatherings that celebrate its cultural heritage. Although small, White Swan stands out for its picturesque landscape and rich community spirit, making it a charming example of life in the Pacific Northwest.