Larrabee State Park
Subnational Park · Bellingham, Washington
Washington's first state park, created in 1915 when the Larrabee family gave twenty acres on Samish Bay to the state, and now 2,748 acres running from the tidewater up over Chuckanut Mountain. It sits on Chuckanut Drive, the cliff road south of Bellingham, and is the only place in the state where the Cascades come down directly to salt water. The shoreline is sandstone honeycombed into hollows by weathering, and there are two mountain lakes above it.
245 Chuckanut Drive, Bellingham, Washington, 98229, United States
Open year round, 6:30 AM to dusk, with camping available all year and reduced services in winter. A Discover Pass is required to park. The main car park off Chuckanut Drive is small and fills on summer weekends; the upper trailhead lots fill earlier still.
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