Welcome to Sudden Valley!
Anti-Racism Statement
Sudden Valley Homeowners Association is dedicated to fostering a welcoming and inclusive community where all residents feel safe, respected, and valued. We stand against all forms of racism and discrimination and are committed to treating every resident with dignity, regardless of their background. Our Board and management will work to ensure that our policies and practices reflect this core value of fairness and inclusion.
Administrative Office Information
Welcome Center
(360) 734-6430
office@suddenvalley.com
1850 Lake Whatcom Blvd.
Bellingham, WA
Mon-Fri | 8:30AM to 4:30PM
Available via phone from 8:00AM to 5:00PM
Community Center
(360) 366-8450
recfrontdesk@suddenvalley.com
8 Barn View Ct.
Bellingham, WA
Mon-Thur | 8:00AM-7:30PM
Fri-Sun | 8:00AM-8:00PM
Fitness Center can be accessed 5:00AM-9:00PM daily with Access Card.
Sudden Valley is proud of its community and offers activities for all ages and abilities, including the following amenities:
- Welcome Center, housing Administration, Accounting, and Compliance
- Clubhouse, featuring El Agave Mexican restaurant and the Golf Course Pro Shop
- Community Center, the hub of the Recreation Department, hosting a well-equipped fitness center, relaxation areas, children’s playroom, infant room, meeting rooms, event space, game lounge, and free wi-fi
- Marina, featuring wet slips, dry slips, canoe and kayak storage, children’s playground, tennis court, pickleball court, basketball court, and off-leash dog park
- 20 parks
- Learn more about Sudden Valley’s recreational amenities on the maps shown below:
- Sudden Valley Gate 1 & 2 Recreational Amenities
- Sudden Valley Gate 3, 9, & 13 Recreational Amenities
- Sudden Valley Gate 5, Campground, & Airport Recreational Amenities
- 2 outdoor seasonal pools
- Main Pool, connected to the Community Center
- Quiet Pool, a smaller pool offering a more relaxing swim experience, located behind the South Whatcom County Library
- The only golf course in Whatcom County along a lake, designed by the renowned course architect, Ted Robinson.
- The South Whatcom County Library, which is a branch of the Whatcom County Library System; building also features a meeting room the Quiet Pool and showers
- 2 Community Gardens
- Area Z Storage Facility
Recent Posts
Cougar Sightings in Sudden Valley
Recently there have been cougar sightings reported in Sudden Valley. The presence of wild animals, such as cougars and bears, is expected in Sudden Valley, and usually causes no issues.If you see a cougar or bear and are concerned about [...]
Lake Louise Trail Water Damage
The Lake Louise walking path has been damaged by high water levels in the lake. This occurred because the work being done to repair the dam gate has made it challenging to drain enough water to keep the water level [...]
Board of Directors Vacancy
The Sudden Valley Community Association (SVCA) wishes to announce that, due to the resignation of Director Rick Asai, a vacancy has opened on the Board of Directors. We thank Director Asai for his service to the community and wish him [...]
Board Announces Change in General Management
The SVCA Board of Directors is pleased to announce that former General Manager, Jo Anne Jensen, is returning to Sudden Valley. Effective Sunday, November 2nd, Jo Anne will take over from outgoing GM Michael Bennett, who resigned his position for [...]