Grandview is a city in Yakima County, Washington, United States. It is about 38 miles west of Kennewick and 38 miles southeast of Yakima.

Grandview is the home to quality schools, the YVC-Grandview Campus, numerous churches, over 70 acres of community parks; including the Country Park Events Center, a community center, a regulation 9-hole disc golf course, seasonal swimming pool, museum, and public library.

Grandview has been a mostly peaceful town to live in. There are a few things to do regardless of it being a pretty small town. The town center hosts events often, they get a lot of people to go, even ones from towns 30 minutes away. The safety in this town is good for the most part.

Local legend has it that the community's earliest leaders looked upon the rolling hills of the area and said, “Isn't it a grand view?” Hence, the name for this quaint community located minutes south of Kansas City along Interstate 49. Grandview is where 33rd President Harry Truman grew up working on the family farm.