The C Shop has been serving smiles since 1971 from the landmark yellow building in the beachside community of Birch Bay! Homemade Caramel, C-Foam, Fudge, Peanut Brittle, Snow Cones, Cotton Candy, Marshmallow, Chocolates, and a curated selection of commercial candies. Watch the candy makers create confections through the screened window and enjoy your treats and ice cream cones while walking on the sandy beach or along the berm. Seasonal - closes during Fall/Winter months

Located on Squalicum Harbor in Bellwether on the Bay, Anthony’s Hearthfire Grill at Squalicum Harbor offers guests spectacular views of the San Juan Islands. This high-energy restaurant features an open kitchen and specializes in hearthfire cooking, premier Northwest designer beef and fresh Northwest seafood. With unmatched views, every detail of the dining experience from the service to the quality of our fresh northwest seafood is designed to create a memorable meal.

At Anthony’s, the unwavering commitment to fresh Northwest seafood is at the heart of everything they do. Located just off the I-5 corridor on Squalicum Harbor in Bellingham, with sweeping views of the San Juan Islands and boating activity from Zuanich park it’s the perfect spot for sunsets and entertainment! The chefs take pride in sourcing only the highest quality seafood. Each dish is thoughtfully paired with seasonal local produce, as well as carefully curated selections of Northwest wines and Northwest microbrews, providing a true taste of the region.

The Chrysalis Inn & Spa Bellingham, Curio Collection by Hilton located near Fairhaven Village on the waterfront, unites the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest with warm sophisticated styling. Our 45 spacious guest rooms, full service spa, and modern casual restaurant welcome you for a contemporary boutique inn experience. Meeting and event space for up to 50 guests includes free wifi and free covered parking.

It's no secret that Taylor Dock, located just outside of Historic Fairhaven Village in Bellingham, is one of the most popular spots in Whatcom County. Taylor Dock and the connecting Taylor Boardwalk allow visitors and locals to stroll over the open blue waters of Bellingham Bay. This quarter-mile boardwalk and restored trestle are part of the South Bay Trail, which connects Fairhaven Village Green to Boulevard Park and continues all the way to downtown Bellingham. A walk along Taylor Boardwalk is one of the best ways to experience an excellent slice of what Bellingham has to offer. There are benches along the way, so grab a seat and soak in the views.

The Whatcom Museum provides innovative and interactive educational programs and exhibitions about art, nature, and Northwest history. The Whatcom Museum Photo Archives is a treasure trove of thousands of maritime-related photographs and blueprints, including shipyards, fishing boats, indigenous canoes, ‘mosquito -fleet’ passenger vessels, lumber schooners, tugs and tenders, pleasure craft, and military vessels.

The Schooner Zodiac is a classic, 160-foot U.S. Coast Guard certified vessel, operated by a licensed captain and experienced team of volunteer crewmembers. She departs her Bellingham homeport for a variety of public and private charters, as well as day and evening sails from spring through fall, exploring the pristine anchorages of the San Juan Islands and Canadian Gulf Islands. The Zodiac is an ideal setting for company events, team-building retreats, wedding receptions and gatherings of family and friends. This beautiful, historic vessel is available for private charter or simply join one of the many public cruises.

Birch Bay Waterslides, a family-friendly waterpark in Birch Bay, Washington, has been a summer tradition for over 40 years. Reopening this year for our 40th anniversary, we’re thrilled to welcome guests back to create unforgettable memories. With thrilling waterslides, outdoor recreation, food concessions, and a gift shop, we’re dedicated to fun, safety, and revitalizing local tourism as a cornerstone of Whatcom County’s attractions.

Housed in an original cannery building, the museum exhibits tell the story of days gone by and include a scale model fish trap, antique machinery, a gallery of historic photos, and an original 29-foot Bristol Bay sailboat that gill-netted salmon in the Bristol Bay fishery. 

The Alaska Packers’ Association is best known for operating the “Star Fleet,” the last fleet of commercial sailing vessels on the West Coast of North America, as late as 1927. The APA is perhaps best remembered for operating one of the last fleets of tall ships. Although this invoked the romance of the days of sail, reliance on wind rather than steam was a way for the company to economize.

The APA Museum sits in an ideal spot on Semiahmoo Spit that’s perfect for bringing a picnic lunch and explore the beaches of Semiahmoo Park as well as scenic walking and biking trails along this unique 1.25-mile natural spit.

Portal Putt is part of the Portal Container Village on Bellingham’s budding waterfront. An 18-hole, seasonal miniature golf course designed for both fun and challenge for all ages. Located adjacent to the bike pump track, beer garden, food vendors, and more, it is the place to be for outdoor family fun in Bellingham, Washington

Bellingham Dockside Market serves as the hub for local fishermen in and out of Squalicum Harbor to sell their catch and harvest directly to you! Follow signs into Squalicum Harbor to buy seafood directly from the hardworking fishermen who catch it. Visit the dock early to ensure the best selection of seafood options, and head home with dinner--from the dock to your table!

Markets take place on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of the month from 10am-2pm, year-round.