Golf-Course Cabana offers a picturesque retreat for golf enthusiasts and the perfect accommodations for an extended vacation, temporary relocation while in housing transitions or while working the refinery turnaround. Golf-Course Cabana is located on a golf resort, one mile from historic downtown Lynden and only 45 minutes to Vancouver, British Columbia, home of the 2010 Winter Olympics! At Golf-Course Cabana, you will enjoy a fully-equipped two bedroom condominium, with full kitchen, full bath, living room with fireplace, TV, DVD & VCR player, dish washer, and washer and dryer. Step out of the bedroom or living room into an oversize balcony to enjoy the breathtaking view of the Homestead Farms Champion Golf Course, framed against the majestic Canadian Rockies and Mt Baker. Golf-Course Cabana welcomes you for a memorable experience.


Lynden History: Perched above the fertile Nooksack Valley with a view of Mt. Baker to the east, the Lynden area was first settled by miners who had passed through the area en route to the Caribou Gold Rush in 1858.

One of the first settlers was Colonel William Patterson, who homesteaded near the present-day downtown Lynden and the Nooksack River. In 1871, Lynden pioneers Holden and Phoebe Judson settled in Lynden, arriving via the Nooksack River by canoe with an Indian guide. They found a heavily wooded area with a Native American settlement along the creek, the area where the City Park is now located. Originally from Ohio, the Judsons traveled west as a newly married couple 'in search of an ideal home'.

Lynden's History Museum: 'The value of history... is that it teaches us what man has done and thus what man is.' R.G. Collingwood

The best destination for those wishing to explore the history of the Pacific Northwest, The Lynden Pioneer Museum began in 1976 as an American Bicentennial Project. The museum centers around the Fred Polinder Buggy Collection, a collection of 49 unique horse drawn vehicles, the largest publicly displayed collection west of the Mississippi. Amidst America’s Bicentennial celebration a hue and cry arose among the community to establish a museum and preserve this wonderful collection. Thus was born the Lynden Pioneer Museum. Housed in a historic building built in 1911 it immediately became a destination.

Lighted Christmas Parade - First Saturday in December: Lynden’s annual holiday celebration begins at 6:00pm with the beloved Lighted Christmas Parade, where visitors are treated to holiday carolers & a dazzling display of lighted trucks, cars, floats, wagons, farm equipment, & more! The procession starts at Fairway Center and travels along Front Street throughout downtown Lynden.
In addition, don’t forget to take a tour of unique light displays & decorated storefronts throughout the city during Lynden in Lights! Illuminated designs (Nativity sets, Dutch children, poinsettias, windmills, & more) shine brightly throughout the holiday season for all to see!

For additional information and event schedules, please contact the Lynden Chamber of Commerce.