Parks & Recreation | Whatcom County, WA - Official Website
Find a trail or park, make a reservation, or visit one of our senior centers. Find it all and much more under Parks & Recreation.
Rules, Regulations & Policies - Whatcom County, WA
Observation of park rules protects community resources, promotes safety, and enables all visitors to enjoy their visit. All day-use park areas are open from sunrise to sunset. Click here to check local sunrise/sunset times. Fires may only be lit in designated fireplaces and fire rings.
After a long... - Whatcom County Parks and Recreation - Facebook
Feb 16, 2017 · After a long absence, interpretive signs are back up at Lake Whatcom Park!
Whatcom County Parks and Recreation | Bellingham WA - Facebook
Whatcom County Parks and Recreation, Bellingham, Washington. 3,445 likes · 28 were here. Whatcom County Parks 3373 Mount Baker Hwy Bellingham WA 98226 (360) 778-5850 [email protected]
Whatcom County Parks and Recreation trails. An appropriate Trail Class will be identified for each trail or trail segment based on the management intent in the applicable land management plan, trail-specific decisions, and other related direction.
Parks & Playgrounds in Whatcom County - Bellingham
Bellingham and Whatcom County are full of parks, providing access to beachfront, walking paths, board walks, and forests trails on national, state, county and local public lands.
Chapter 20.80 SUPPLEMENTARY REQUIREMENTS - General Code
Other than exempt signs under WCC 20.80.470, all other signs in the Recreation and Open Space District are prohibited and all other signs in other districts conditionally permitted subject to meeting the requirements of WCC 22.05.026.
Whatcom County Code - General Code
The Whatcom County Code is current through Ordinance 2024-077, passed December 3, 2024, and Resolution 2024-057, passed December 3, 2024. Disclaimer: The Clerk of the Council's Office has the official version of the Whatcom County Code.
Deming Homestead Eagle Park - Washington Trails Association
Deming Homestead Eagle Park is an excellent stop along the Nooksack River. This park is among the 14 Whatcom County Parks that have been formed with Whatcom Land Trust’s involvement. From the parking area, a 0.2-mile gravel trail …
Lookout Mountain Forest Preserve - Washington Trails Association
Lookout Mountain Forest Preserve is a 4,500-acre multi-use dog- and family-friendly Whatcom County Park located just south of Lake Louise Road and Sudden Valley, about 2 miles east of Bellingham. Whatcom County Parks manages this park for non-motorized recreation with hiking and biking trails.
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