Dakota Creek Golf Course

Dakota Creek Golf Course is an 18-hole, par 71 course located in Custer, Washington, approximately five minutes from the Canadian border. Founded in 1988, the course expanded in 1996 with the addition of a back nine built along a ridge that climbs 250 feet in elevation, offering some of the best views in Whatcom County.

The course is situated in a wilderness setting surrounded by natural landscape and wildlife, including bald eagles, deer, and salmon spawning grounds. The property features historic structures, including a 1917 farmhouse and barn constructed from lumber milled on-site, adding character to the grounds.

Dakota Creek is known for its peaceful, low-key atmosphere and lack of residential development. The course maintains a casual environment with well-groomed greens and is locally owned and operated. The setting emphasizes a "walk with nature" experience, with visitors frequently remarking on the beauty and tranquility of the layout. The course maintains competitive pricing, positioning itself as among the most affordable options in Whatcom County.