Nakashima Heritage Barn Trailhead

Welcome to Nakashima Heritage Barn Trailhead in Arlington, Washington. This land has an agricultural history that dates back to the turn of the 20th century when it was a farm owned and operated by Daniel Waldo Bass and his wife Sophie (whose grandfather A.A. Denny was considered to be the "Father of Seattle." In 1935 a Japanese American named Takeo Nakashima bought the property and operated it as a dairy farm for many years. The beautiful red barn remains.

The acreage of this park follows the Centennaial Trail south all the way to Grandview Road.

Snohomish County Park Ordinances

*The following are prohibited; alcohol, defacing public property, fireworks, golfing, harming wildlife, littering, remote control aircraft.

*The following are only allowed in designated areas; bicycles, fires, motor vehicles.

*Teams must have special permits to use the athletic fields.

*All dogs must be leashed (no longer than 8 feet) and waste removed.

*Metal detectors are allowed by users must fill in any holes they dig.

*All campers must check in a 2 p.m. and check out at noon.

Please respect these and all local, State of Washington, and United States statutes.