Offering spectacular views of the bay, Boulevard Park is a perfect spot to enjoy a pleasant day. Stroll through the park, enjoy a waterside picnic, or simply lounge and relax on the beach here. The scenic park also features playgrounds picnic tables along with a performance area for local events.
Nestled in the lush greens of the Olympic Peninsula, the Chuckanut Bay Gallery & Sculpture Garden is a unique combination of art and nature. It houses a huge outdoor sculpture garden along with a huge display of around 400 American handicrafts for its visitors. These products can also be purchased.
Whatcom Falls Park encompasses quite a large space, most of which is full of woods and beautiful gardens. The Whatcom Creek flows through the park, meeting several trails and adding another element of enjoyment. The park also has a playground for kids and a fishing pond making it a perfect spot to spend quality time with them.
Lush green lake park for those who love to explore outdoor beauty by walking, running, cycling, kayaking, swimming etc in and around the scenic lake area. Walkthrough the 2.6miles of trail giving away picturesque views of the surrounding area. It is a tranquil area where you can also bring your dogs and leave them free in the off-leash area. Besides, there are playgrounds, picnicking facilities, boating spots, restrooms making your fun day out comfortable and fun-filled.
One of the most important commercial neighborhoods in Bellingham, the Fairhaven Historic District is well frequented by tourists here on work and for leisure. The place has several famous companies that have their headquarters here. Besides, the place is also surrounded by several elite and chic restaurants, hotels and night out spots that are interesting to check out. There are some branded shops and stores that make for nice shopping expeditions.
The Spark Museum of Electrical Invention is a treasure trove of scientific knowledge and gives you details on electricity production. The museum takes you through the entire process of electricity manufacturing, right from its inception to its current applications. One must check the book on electricity by Sir William Gilbert. You will also get to know about the process of radio operation which is very interesting for all science lovers. There are several informative events that take place regularly as well.
After undergoing tremendous renovations, the new and improved Peace Arch Curling Club is all set impress ice game enthusiasts. Located on 14560 North Bluff Road, the club is visited by locals and tourists alike to witness a heated game between two teams on a stretch of ice. If you are eager to learn curling, it also conducts classes. It also has a cafe and lounge that serve excellent refreshments and snacks. The club space can also be rented out for private events and functions. Call ahead for further details on game and training schedules.
If unique projects and innovative art themes excite you then a visit to Mindport is a must. Located across West Holly Street, this is a private museum dedicated to art and science. The objective of the museum is to encourage patrons to interpret art independently and encourage creativity. Imagination is the underlying theme at Mindport and it also has a special section called 'Interactive Art' wherein visitors can actually touch the art. Along with your kids you can learn about art in a fun and lively atmosphere at Mindport.
Set away from the mainland on the Orcas Island is where the Orcas Grange Theater was established. It is a small local theater that hosts a number of shows in various genres such as drama, theater, and music. Some of the productions include Calendar Girls, Mama Won't Fly, Torso, Brilliant Traces and Familiar Distance. You can also enroll in the workshops that are organized for aspiring artists.
Gamwell House is located at Bellingham, Washington. It was built in 1890 and designed by architects Longstaff & Black. It was built in the Late Victorian style of architecture and is an iconic landmark of this kind. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on March 16, 1972.
Douglas Park is a delightful stretch of green in the heart of Langley. The park serves as a recreational zone as well as a community bonding space. The picturesque park is home to the Douglas Recreation Centre (DRC) and the Spirit Square. In 1982, a meeting house for the bowls sport team was established. The recreation center has a beautiful cherry blossom tree, welcoming guests into its premises. The Spirit Square is a stage that hosts entertaining performances. The dome covering of the stage is akin to a woman's bonnet.