Deming Homestead Eagle Park

• Scott Welch on Google
  
  
  (January 12, 2019, 10:14 pm)

  Great place to walk and see eagles!

• Jay Brown on Google
  
  
  (December 20, 2018, 1:09 am)

  Decent little "park". the map on the reader board is not only upside down, which makes it difficult to get your bearings while seeing the, "you are here", icon in the wrong spot, it shows the trail as a loop. So today I walked it. its no more a loop than the man in the moon. regardless of which direction you walk on the trail from the parking lot, you end up in someones private field. trail was in great shape and totally flat. nice tables scattered amongst the park as well. would be beautiful in the simmer.

• Erica Blair on Google
  
  
  (October 17, 2018, 11:30 pm)

  I absolutely love this place

• Rebecca Boonstra on Google
  
  
  (July 17, 2018, 10:39 pm)

  This park is a great place to walk your dog, on a leash please. Also nice for a picnic.

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Deming Homestead Eagle Park - Whatcom County

Deming Homestead Eagle Park Fields and forests edge the North Fork Nooksack River surrounding the park. Sunny picnic tables invite a leisurely break any time of the year, but the greatest attraction occurs from December through March, as majestic bald eagles congregate here to feast on spawned salmon .

Whatcom County Parks and Recreation - Deming Homestead Eagle Park

Deming Homestead Eagle Park: Fields and forests edge the floodplain of the North Fork Nooksack River surrounding the park. Sunny picnic tables invite a leisurely break any time of the year, but the greatest attraction occurs from December through March, as majestic bald eagles congregate here to feast on spawned salmon.

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