Lake Whatcom Park

• RWD22 from Google
  
  
  (March 31, 2019, 2:14 am)

  Great place to ride bikes!

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• Ivan Zhuk from Google
  
  
  (March 11, 2019, 2:09 am)

  Beautifull place for leisurely walks and good times

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• Nytsur Kralc from Google
  
  
  (January 14, 2019, 4:32 am)

  They could use more parking, but the trails here are suitable for all ages and abilities. Dog friendly, bike friendly, access to the water. Several trails along the route.

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• Megan Carroll from Google
  
  
  (November 5, 2018, 9:48 pm)

  It is a meandering long path with some pretty cool features... waterfalls, bridges, large rock formations. My only wish is that people would leash their dogs, I got cornered by a pack of them... At first I was mildly amused they were smaller breeds but when there are at least six of them it's a little intimidating.

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• Chase Grimstead from Google
  
  
  (August 6, 2018, 1:16 am)

  Well maintained trail, with a moderate amount of parking. Good areas for walking pets, running/walking, or to set up a hammock.

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Lake Whatcom Park | Whatcom County, WA - Official Website

Enjoy views of Lake Whatcom, the surrounding hills, waterfalls, and giant old Douglas Fir trees. Lake Whatcom Park gives visitors the opportunity to stroll by the lake and walk through a lush forest. The interpretive kiosk, located at the lakeshore, tells the story of Lake Whatcom and its significance to our community.

Squires Lake Park | Whatcom County, WA - Official Website

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Lake Whatcom Park - whatcomcounty.us

360-778-5850 Park Host Living Arrangement The Park host will be required to reside in an assigned campsite at Lake Whatcom Park. The Park Hosts provide all of their own equipment and personal items needed for camping, weekly sanitary pumping, electric service, and limited potable water are provided. If special equipment or tools are required

Lake Whatcom Park Whatcom County Parks & Recreation

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Reserve campsites and apply for group area reservations at Whatcom County Parks. Come enjoy our beautiful parks in northern Washington.

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For more information regarding the closure, please contact Whatcom County Parks & Recreation at 360-778-5850. 04/30/2018 The power will be out at Silver Lake Park on Tuesday May 1st starting at 8am and coming back on no later than 6pm.