BELLINGHAM, Wash. — The City of Bellingham has opened the first community park in the fast-growing north end of the city.
Cordata Park, located between Stuart and Horton roads on Cordata Parkway, opened Friday for partial public use.
The first phase of the 25-acre park is now complete and includes a splash pad, multiple fully-accessible playground features, an adult-sized Twister game, adult exercise equipment, a paved pump track, a large picnic shelter, restrooms and parking.
While the park has extensive new recreation amenities, some of them remain closed to the public due to COVID-19 restrictions.
Additional amenities at the south end of the park will be added in Phase 2, including a park pavilion, amphitheater, picnic shelter, basketball and pickleball courts and additional parking.