Cornwall Park - Park in Bellingham - 3424 Meridian St, USA

Fun park to explore with kids. Sure the river is a little polluted and there are some homeless drifting around the area, but all in all it’s a fun place to let the kids run around and explore nature. Washrooms (or porta potties) are not too clean and both contain zero sanitizer. However, there’s usually always parking and it’s not too full.

This wonderful park has something for just about everyone. Picnicing, walking trails, running, play areas, horeshoes. Pickle ball, tennis, water features, Squalicum Creek frisbee golf, rhododendrons in spring, shady trees in summer, public sculptures, access for the disabled, group areas,and more.

Cornwall Park is 70 acres of a lush, green paradise filled with towering, old-growth trees, trails, magnolia trees, a disc golf course, horseshoe pits, TWO playgrounds and more! The park is surrounded by trees, making it a great retreat on both blustery days and hot, sunny days. If you’re adventuring with a stroller, this is the perfect half-day adventure for a long stroller hike + playground! TWO Playgrounds! The tot lot has a small climbing structure with slides, springed ride-on animals and two baby bucket swings. The all-ages playgrounds has a large climbing structure with slides, bridges and a bouncers, two traditional swings and two baby bucket swings. - Splash pad is located at the all-ages playground (open June 15-Sept 17 1pm-7pm) - The Cornwall Loop Trail is a wide, packed-gravel trail that is 2 miles long and all-terrain stroller friendly - Disc golf course - Horseshoe Pits - Tennis courts - Ball courts - Picnic Tables, Picnic Shelters and BBQ pits - Three Parking Lots - Bike trails - Restrooms available, no changing tables (but plenty of benches and picnic tables to work with)

I loved this park. There are many trails for hiking or biking. Full Sun day and there was shade through most of the trail. The small waterfall transports you to a place of tranquility and peace.

Whoooaaaa I loved this park. The playground was pretty average. What was hard to ignore was the homeless man with Tourette’s, laying by the big tree in a sleeping bag. He just kept shouting a ton of things. Needless to say, a lot of us could only handle so much of this dude. We decided to go for a walk all around the park. It’s absolutely gorgeous in there. Was this a nesting ground for homeless people? We found this awesome fort of fallen branches. But i made sure our kids didn’t go in in case it was a homeless person’s sanctuary. The forest smelled delicious after the rainy days. Squirrels are everyone! And the disc golf course looked amazing!!!

Such a great park. There are multiple entrances and parking locations. There is a great pickleball community and easy to get games, even if you come alone. There is a great disc golf course that goes throughout the park. There are trails throughout to walk on. There is a playground for kids. There is a horseshoe area (which I’ve never seen anyone in).

Love this park nestled in the middle of bellingham. Great for kids, though it does get quite crowded, they have the playground and a creek to play in. The disc golf course in nice, par 3 so nothing too strenuous, but mostly under tree cover so really nice on a hot day.

Lots of parking during weekday. Many trails to explore. Restrooms were available. Big trees provide shade during warm weather days. Wild life in various areas Black and brown squirrels all over lots of entertainment.