Whatcom County, Washington
Larrabee State Park
State Park
Larrabee State Park covers sandstone shoreline and forest along Chuckanut Drive south of Bellingham, with tide pools, cliffs and trails.
Why Visit
Tide pooling at Clayton Beach and the Chuckanut Ridge trails.
Amenities & Facilities
- Campground
- Boat launch
- Restrooms
- Trailheads
- Beach access
Things to Do
- Explore tide pools
- Hike to Oyster Dome
- Drive Chuckanut Drive
- Camp near the water
Best For
Hikers, divers and campers exploring the Chuckanut coast.
Parking & Visiting
Discover Pass required; Clayton Beach has a separate trailhead.
Nearby Communities
- Bow
- Bellingham
- Fairhaven
Related Attractions
- Chuckanut Drive
- Oyster Dome
- Clayton Beach
- Bellingham
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Larrabee Washington's oldest state park?
Yes. Larrabee became Washington's first state park in 1915 after the Larrabee family donated the land.
Seasonal Note
Trail conditions, beach staffing, boat rentals and road access change with the season. Confirm current hours and closures with the managing agency before you travel, especially in winter and early spring.
