Home Northwest Restaurants Lodging Highways RV & Camping Espresso Day Trips	Interstate 5 Exit 250 in Bellingham, WA Fairhaven Historic District / Alaska Ferry
Exit 252 Exit 246 Bellingham Area Area Lodging Area Restaurants Area City Pages Interstate-5 info Espresso Exit by Exit	This is the first exit to Bellingham from the South. There are no food establishments near this exit. The importance of this exit is that it is the entrance to the Historic Fairhaven District and the Alaska Ferry Terminal at Bellingham. There is also a multi-modal transportation terminal at the Alaska Ferry Terminal site that has City Transit, Greyhound, and Amtrak. Historic Fairhaven is a favorite tourist spot. Many of the buildings from the turn of the century are still standing and the area is full of unique shops and restaurants. Ferry The Alaska State Ferry departs weekly from its terminal in the Fairhaven District. During the summer months there is also a Tuesday sailing. Click on the hotlink for schedules and prices.
	Lodging Fairhaven Village Inn – A Country Inn in the Fairhaven District – 360-733-1311 Restaurants Stanello’s Restaurant, pasts, pizza, and spirits in the Fairhaven District. Wins Drive-In a old fashioned hamburger Drive-In in the Fairhaven District. Espresso I Wana Moka, an espresso Drive-up right by the exit Fuel Chevron West of the freeway Arco West of the freeway Exxon one mile to the West in the Fairhaven District Shell one mile to the West in the Fairhaven District Parks and other things to do There are three city parks close to this exit. Fairhaven Park, Boulevard Park, and Waterfront Park. Larabee State Park can be reached from this exit. This was Washington’s first state park. Camping, picnicking, saltwater beach. Historic Fairhaven District Shop in the Historic Fairhaven District – one mile to the wast – Restaurants, unique shops, parks, and hotels are in this interesting district
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