Local Area Recreation Near Lynden / Bellingham KOA Journey

Our local area is known for it's outdoor recreational activities and it's shopping.

Golfing

Golfing

The local area is an ideal location for a golfing getaway, boasting the most golf courses per capita of any northwestern county. There are 13 golf courses within a 10 to 45 minute drive. This is a golfer's paradise! Nine holes to a unique 27-hole challenge.

Ocean Charter Fishing

Ocean Charter Fishing

Fishing is plentiful in the San Juan Islands. There are charters available, as well as locations along the shore for day excursions.

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Nooksack River Fishing

Nooksack River Fishing

The Nooksack river runs from the Mt. Baker area and cascades its way through several parts of Whatcom county. Fishing here is very popular, and there are many locations to choose from. The best part is, locations are an easy day excursion away.

Rafting - Canoeing - Sailing - Kayaking

Rafting - Canoeing - Sailing - Kayaking

Rent a sailboat or kayak to explore private coves, or join a charter trip to the San Juan Islands or Victoria. Cruises, charters, whale watching and tours are available.

Shopping

Shopping

Whatcom County with its regional malls and specialty shops won't disappoint you.

Antiquing

Antiquing

Lynden and Bellingham have many wonderful antique stores available for you to find those aged hidden treasures.

Sightseeing

Sightseeing

Chuckanut Drive -- Old Fairhaven Walking Tour -- Mt. Baker. Our scenic byways and historic districts offer compelling sightseeing. Don't forget your camera!

Bikeways, Walking Trails and Hiking

Bikeways, Walking Trails and Hiking

Look for these trails in the city, Mount Baker area, Whatcom County, Berthusen Park and Homestead.

Skiing, Snowboarding and Snowmobiles

Skiing, Snowboarding and Snowmobiles

Mount Baker Ski Area has the longest season in the state, and with runs that curve below Mt. Shuksan, it's one of the most scenic resorts in Washington. Snowboarders, downhillers and snowmobilers like the mountains' challenging slopes.

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