Park ＆ Ride

  • About Park & Rides

    WTA owns and operates three Park & Rides.​ WTA-owned Park & Rides are open to the public and free of charge.

    WTA routes serve additional park & rides. Some, for example WWU's Lincoln Creek Transportation Center, charge a fee for parking.

  • Where are WTA’s Park & Rides?

    WTA owns and operates Park & Ride lots at Cordata Station, Ferndale Station and Lynden Station. See below for more information.

  • Who can park at WTA’s Park & Rides?

    ​Our Park & Ride lots offer free all-day parking for people who are:

    • Parking to board a WTA bus
    • Parking to board Bolt Bus or other buses providing service throughout the region 
    • Parking to join a carpool or vanpool
    • Parking to access the Ferndale Food Bank

  • When is it not OK to park at WTA’s Park & Rides?

    Unauthorized uses of our Park & Ride lots include:

    • Parking to access neighboring businesses or Whatcom Community College
    • Overnight parking to meet private charter bus or van (without prior permission)*
    • General Parking 


     ​​*     To obtain permission for overnight parking at WTA-owned lots, or for use by private charter or van, contact WTA at (360) 676-7433.

  • No Smoking at Park & Rides

    ​We do not allow the use of tobacco products at our Park & Rides.​

  • Liability at Park and Rides

    ​Park at your own risk. WTA is not responsible for loss, theft, or damage. 

  • Cordata Station and Park & Ride

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    WTA's Cordata Station is located at 4170 Cordata Pkwy​ in Bellingham. This facility has public restrooms and provides parking spaces for 70 cars. ​

    Restroom Hours

    Monday - Friday......7:45 am - 6:45 pm
    Saturday...................9:45 am - 5:15 pm
    Sunday......................closed​​

    Cordata Station is served by routes 3, 4, 15,     24, 26, 27, 48, 71X, 232 and 331.

  • Ferndale Station and Park & Ride

    WTA's Ferndale Station is located at 1675​ Main St​ in Ferndale. This facility provides parking spaces for 131 cars and is served by routes 27 and 7​5.

  • Lynden Station and Park & Ride

    WTA's Lynden Station is located at 1945 Front St​ in Lynden. This facility provides parking spaces for​ 89 cars and is served by Route 26.​

  • Lincoln Creek Park & Ride

    WWU​'s​ Lincoln Creek Park & Ride is located on Lincoln Street. It is open to the public and provides parking spaces for 530 cars. WTA buses serve Lincoln Creek, including frequent routes to Western Washington University and Route 80X​ to Mt. Vernon. The park & ride lot is open Monday through Sunday, 6:00 am to 11:00 pm and requires a WWU permit. For more information click here.  Overnight parking is not allowed. 

    Lincoln Creek is served by routes 80X, 80S, 190, 190S​, 196​, 197 and 533.

  • Chuckanut Park & Ride

    Chuckanut Park and Ride is located 999 N. Burlington Blvd. in Burlington. Skag​it Transit maintains and operates this facility owned by Washington State DOT. It is open to the public and provides parking spaces for 369 cars. 

    Chuckanut Park & Ride is served by Route 80​X.​

  • Alger Park & Ride

    Skag​it Transit's Alger Park & Ride is located on Lake Samish Rd​ just to the east of I-5 exit 240. This park and ride provides parking spaces for​ 54 cars and is served by Route 80X​​​. 

  • Birch Bay Square Park & Ride

    Birch Bay Square Park & Ride is located at 8115 Birch Bay Square St. This park and ride provides parking spaces for​ 10 cars and is served by route 75​. 

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