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Blaine, Washington

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Do & See The guide was updated: 2022-12-12

Blaine has plenty of recreational activities for the whole family. Visitors can enjoy scenic hiking trails, watching birds of the region, bicycling, visiting the public pier and fish, or kayaking in the ocean. If nature isn't your thing, Blaine offers year round world class golfing.

Outer Island Expeditions

Outer Island Expeditions

Outer Island Expeditions offers everything visitors could want when it comes to the ocean. Outer Island Expeditions provides whale watching, fishing charters, kayaking, lighthouse tours and island tours.

Peace Arch Park

Peace Arch Park

Peace Arch Park is a unique 20-acre park that lies on the boundary between the United States and Canada. The park is known for its lush gardens, vast lawns and panoramic views of Point Roberts and Vancouver Island. Cultural and international events also take place here at Peace Arch Park.

Semiahmoo Park

Semiahmoo Park

Take a walk on the shores of Semiahmoo Park, one of the most scenic peninsulas of the whole country. The two-sided beachfront is peaceful and you can observe sea lions and sea birds.

The Spa at Semiahmoo Resort

The Spa at Semiahmoo Resort

Located at the beautiful waterfront, The Spa at Smiahmoo Resort is the perfect refuge for luxurious skin care treatments and revitalize mind, body and spirit.

Family Interactive Gallery at Whatcom Museum

Family Interactive Gallery at Whatcom Museum

The museum occupies three buildings, Family Interactive Gallery at Whatcom Museum has interactive art galleries, historical exhibits and photo archives.

Drayton Harbor Maritime Museum

Drayton Harbor Maritime Museum

Drayton Harbor Maritime Museum is a private non profit organization and operates and owns the historic Plover pedestrian ferry. The Museum has a collection of artifacts and displays that celebrate the area's maritime history.

Paddle and Pedal Adventures Rentals and Sales

Paddle and Pedal Adventures Rentals and Sales

Paddle and Pedal Adventures Rental and Sales is the place to go in Blaine for fun outdoor supplies. They sell and rent kayaks, scooters, surfboards and more. The perfect transports to explore the beautiful beaches, city streets and country roads. They also have a location in Birch Bay with a gift shop and bike, scooter's and water rentals.

Miniature World Family Fun Center

Miniature World Family Fun Center

Miniature World Family Fun Center is a fun place for adults and children. They have an 18-hole miniature golf course, go-karts, and a miniature train ride through 10 acres of forest.

Lynden Pioneer Museum

Lynden Pioneer Museum

Lynden Pioneer Museum was founded 1976 and chronicles the settling of the region. The museum spans half a city block and has an impressive collection of horse drawn vehicles!

Birch Bay Waterslides

Birch Bay Waterslides

Birch Bay Waterslides is fun for the entire family. Stay cool during the summer riding the slides and wading in the pools.

Ferndale Heritage Society

Ferndale Heritage Society

Ferndale Heritage Society is commited to preserving Pioneer Park. Pioneer Park was established in 1901 and has a great deal of cabins. Seize an opportunity to tour the park!

Bellingham Sportsplex

Bellingham Sportsplex

Bellingham Sportsplex is an American multi-use sport facility and is situated in Bellingham, Washington. It contains an ice skating rink, two turf fields and indoor soccer field. The Sportsplex is also the perfect place for parties.

Semiahmoo Golf & Country Club

Semiahmoo Golf & Country Club

The astounding Semiahmoo Golf & Country Club was designed by Arnold Palmer himself, which has led to its being rated Washington’s nr 7 public course by Golfweek in 2012. There are 7,005-yards of tree-lined greens, 5 holes and 67 bunkers.

Loomis Trail Golf Club

Loomis Trail Golf Club

The Loomis Trail Golf Course is Washington's illustriously ranked course. It’s the only course in Washington State to make the nation’s Top 100 as well. Canal and lake systems gives Loomis Trail one of the highest slope ratings in the state. The course is open to the public on even days of the month.

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