Cornwall Park

Welcome to Bellingham's Cornwall Park. This park was first established in 1909 when Bruce Cornwall and Bertha Fisher donated land to the City of Bellingham in memory of their father Pierre Cornwall. Born in San Francisco in 1821, Cornwall was a successful businessman on the west coast who owned a few businesses in Bellingham Washington among many other places. Many of the park's amenities were built with money given by Bertha Cornwall Fisher and by FDR's Works Progress Administration. Today Cornwall Park boasts tennis courts, trails, picnic tables and grills, and more. Come out and have fun.

To contact the park's and recreation office please call 360-778-7000.

Bellingham Washington Park Ordinances

*The following are prohibited; alcohol (except at special events), defacing public property, harming wildlife, littering, smoking.

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

*All dogs must be leashed, waste removed, and kept at least 15 feet from any body of water.

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