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About each park (cont.) Bellingham Parks & Recreation Go to cob.org/recreation for information regarding: Trail guide * Park fees * Dog off-leash areas * Rules and regulations Waypoint Park Come down to Waypoint Park and see what everyone is so excited about! Walking into the park from Central Avenue you will enjoy Bellingham's unique skyline with views of Whatcom Waterway, Lummi Island and cityscape. Just a few steps away a quaint playground awaits providing a natural play experience, with a nod to the site's history. Wander down to the beach to enjoy the waterfront, and no ce the hundreds of plants, shrubs and trees planted throughout the park helping restore the natural habitat. Before you leave make sure you stroll along the paths down to the park's namesake, the art installa on known as "Waypoint" (a.k.a. the "Acid Ball"). This industrial relic, originally used in wood pulp processing, has been turned into sculpture that lights up at night. Discover the interac ve reflec ve glass beads by shining your own light on the art piece! Woodstock Farm Located on the scenic Chuckanut byway you will find this 16 acre park nestled in a bluff with panoramic views of Bellingham Bay. Woodstock Farm connects 23 acres of public land around Chuckanut Mountain and Teddy Bear Cove. The park features a rich marine shoreline with unique set of island views, historic Cra sman era buildings, mature landscape and diverse local wildlife. Ameni es includes scenic viewpoints, trails, & wildlife viewing. Woodstock Farm was acquired by the City of Bellingham in 2004 from the heirs of Raymond and Gladys Lee by the 1997 Greenway property tax levy. Visit the city's website to find out more informa on on the Farm's history, historic map, and planning for the site Parking is limited on-site so park visitors are encouraged to bike or walk to the park. Woodstock Farm can be rented for your weddings, family gatherings, retreats, fundraisers and more. Visit the city's website for more informa on and availability. Descrip ons of select parks: The descrip ons below include a brief descrip on and highlights of what you may find at each facility. 42 Page 11 43 Woodstock Farm Grounds

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