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Marine Park is the most popular launch site for sea kayaking and paddleboarding in Bellingham.
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Boulevard Park is well known for it's grass field, sunsets, and coffee shop. But it secretly has one of the best access points to paddling the Bellingham Bay.
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Teddy Bear Cove is a gorgeous cove at the base of the Chuckanut Mountains, perfect for sea kayaking and stand up paddleboarding, as well as catching amazing sunsets.
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Lummi Island easily has some of the best camping and sea kayaking in the area.
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