Lynden, Washington

Unwind and relax and Lynden Day Spa in a beautiful and peaceful setting. The friendly staff will take care of your customized treatment for individual needs.

Lynden City Park is also known as Million Smiles Playground Park. City Park has been a place of enjoyment for generations for decades, and now visitors are welcomed to the fun. Favorite activities include hiking among the tall conifer trees, skipping rocks in Fishtrap Creek and picnicking with friends and family.

The Mission of the Northwest Washington Fair is to ensure that "the community celebrates its agricultural heritage, creates memories, learns and is entertained." It succeeds on every level each year, when families stream in for the art and clothing booths, concerts, hypnotists, face painters, deep fried food and rides!

BelleWood Acres invites Lynden visitors out to their farm to learn how they grow their fruit, pack it, store it and juice it! Along with apples, they also have pears, pumpkins, sweet corn, pickling cucumbers and much more. The farm is simply 10 minutes from Lynden and is open year-round. BelleWood also has an onsite distillery.

The Lynden Pioneer Museum is located on the corner of Front and 3rd Streets. It holds the largest collection of horse drawn vehicles west of the Mississippi. So take a step back into time and enjoy Washington history.

Silver Reef Casino is located only 20 minutes away in Ferndale. There are player friendly rules and table limits, along with weekly promotion events.Tournaments take place every week, as well as special events, giveaways and more. You'll never get bored with 1200 slots and 20 of the best table games.

Also located nearby Ferndale is the Sardis Raptor Center. They host educational programs that provide viewers with the rare opportunity to see a variety of magnificent birds up close. Learn about their habitats, their roles in the environment and much more. Since their inception, the programs have gained enormous popularity all over Washington in fairs, private and public schools systems, colleges, and other groups wishing to learn about raptors.

Twenty minutes away from Lynden is the popular city of Bellingham. One of Bellingham's treasures is Whatcom Falls park. Situated around Whatcom creek, the waters run through different phases, including a series of waterfalls for which the park was named. Explore the lush, ancient growth forest that is active with joggers, walkers, picnickers and people walking their dogs. There is also a playground and tennis court.

Fairhaven is located on the south side of Bellingham (circa 14 miles from Lynden )and has a quaint, yet majestic atmosphere. Peruse through boutiques, coffee shops, local restaurants, and eclectic bars.

Lake Padden Park is Bellingham's 900-acre park and offers miles of walking and biking trails. Enjoy numerous picnic tables, grills, a golf course, basketball courts and plenty of other recreational facilities.

The American Museum of Radio and Electricity offers exciting and educational experiences for audiences of all ages. Explore compelling, interactive exhibits spanning four centuries of scientific and cultural heritage.