Larrabee State Park

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An example of the rocky coastline found at Larrabee State Park.
An example of the rocky coastline found at Larrabee State Park.

Larrabee State Park is a state park in Washington, located six miles south of the city of Bellingham. It was the first state park to be created in Washington.

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Larrabee State Park had its beginnings in 1915, when the Larrabee family donated 20 acres of land to the state with the intent that it be made into a park. In 1923, the new park was officially named after Charles Xavier Larrabee.

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Coordinates: 48°39′27″N, 122°28′43″W

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