$94 for a Xmas tree!!! WTF!…read more We've been here for 5-8 years. No more. We'll buy a fake tree or head up to the national forest for $5 for a cut-your-own-tree before we'll pay $94 for a tree again. Also considering a plastic tree next year. Just a note that no one else was there this year either; maybe we weren't the only one who thought $100 was too much. Sad!!!

This place is a nightmare the day after Thanksgiving. There are tons of trees, but they are all in…read moreterrible shape--sparse, half-dead, crooked. The walking paths are flooded. The broken speakers were blasting warped crackly Christmas music that sounded like a horror movie. You have to wait in the same looong line of cars paying just to leave even if you didn't find a tree. The welcome person had no idea what she was talking about when we asked where to find 10ft trees. Will never go back again.

Love this tree farm! They have always been so welcoming and friendly. We bring our dog and then…read morewonder around picking out the perfect tree. They wrap it up in twine netting which makes putting it up in the house so much easier and the prices are fantastic! We go back every year!

So happy we found this tree farm a few years ago, they have such a wonderful selection of trees !!…read more We will be a customer for as long as we can still cut our tree down. :)

What a great place to kick off a family holiday season- great choice of nobles, and for our tall…read moreceiling - $65 plus a donation to the local animal shelter got us a tree to hit the top of our 15 foot ceilings. Saws were sharp, cocoa was hot, and Santa was there. If you need help with your tree- either carrying or tying on the car, the numerous helpers are fantastic- remember to tip your helpers - those trees are HEAVY when they are wet. Cool little shop with some local wood art available for some unique Christmas gifting.

Great tree farm. It's awesome that the Douglas fir start at $80. Thanks for the great service!!read more

Enjoyed going here in the past but their prices are too high now. $110 for a 6ft noble fir or…read morenordman fir is too much. Very sad. Cheaper to get a tree from Haggen.

It was worth the experience, and the staff/family were so friendly. The trees were on the skinny…read moreside. I will give the other trees about 2-3 more years until they're found to be the "perfect" tree for some families. We were lucky enough to take one home. The trees cost half the price of what you pay for at the precut locations. Parking was easy; a lot of people were in and out. They bail the trees and provide you twine if you have none. They only accept cash or checks. I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a Christmas tree.

Great Place to find a good reasonably priced Christmas tree. We got a beautiful Nobel Tree that…read morewas about 8 feet tall for only 58.00. The owner was friendly and I like the fact that they are open every day from 10-4 so you can go when it isn't so crowded. Over all I would give this a A+ rating for overall product, price and service. We will be back next year. Thank you, Fish Creek Tree Farm!

We had a great time at Biringer's pumpkin patch! We picked Biringer's because they are one of the…read morefew dog friendly pumpkin patches in the area. We went on a Wednesday midday and had the entire place to ourselves, which was extra awesome for taking photos. The farm was festive and decorated for Halloween. Prices on the pumpkins vary by size from the u-pick patch. They also have a large variety of speciality pumpkins available for purchase. The main barn had snacks, honey, shirts, hoodies, and hats available for purchase as well. They also have an apple cannon, corn maze, and barrel train which we didn't do this time around, but also looked like fun. Overall it was a great experience and we look forward to visiting again in the future.

We sadly choose this farm for our Grandchildren's first pumpkin patch trip, and I want to save…read moreothers the disappointment and expense. Almost nothing for children to do! The stacked hay bales that were for the children to climb on were very dirty and moldy. The pumpkin prices were very high. The pumpkin fields had so many smashed and rotting pumpkins in them. Was hard to walk through without stepping on rotted pumpkin mess. I don't like to leave negative reviews, but this pumpkin patch was a huge disappointment. Will head to one of the pumpkin patches in Snohomish or Mount Vernon next year.

We were lucky enough to find Fruitful Farm open on their last day of the season, and found a…read morebeautiful "red, white & blue" hanging basket to bring home just in time for July 4th festivities. I've passed this lovely spot a few times on our travels, but this is the first time we've stopped. The baskets here are simply GORGEOUS! And there's something for every price range (the one we picked was $20 after their very generous discount). They also sell non-hanging planters and other greenery. Definitely worth a stop if you're heading to (or from) Darrington!

We come here every year. The selection of flowers is incredible! They have the most gorgeous…read morehanging flower baskets, vegetable and herb starts and so much more. The quality of the plants you get are so much better than anything I can find local and they grow so well in my garden. We gladly make the 1 hr drive to visit this beautiful nursery at least once a year.

An absolute must holiday adventure for the family!…read more Go see Santa, Bruce the Spruce and listen to your favorite holiday classics as you drive down the Lights of Christmas display. Enjoy some delicious donuts and a nice hot apple cider or a bag of kettle corn as you take cute photos in the light maze. We really enjoyed coming for the first time, everyone was extremely helpful with recommendations for which activities to check out. We were able to bring our dog as long as he stayed in the car. We recommend taking them out before arriving as you cannot take them out and can't take about an hour. Happy Holiday!

Total garbage. Check out the "light maze" (a wide open basketball court with almost no lights). Or…read moreperhaps crowd around the fire which was big enough for one large man (who literally blocked children from enjoying the fire). The lights are pathetic and very gaudy (the LED lighting is harsh and not Christmas vibes at all) My 11 year old's favorite part was the lights we saw at the casino 15 miles before getting here. Her second favorite part was the casino lights on the way back down. Her third favorite part was the lights on a particularly festive cannabis dispensary. The FOURTH favorite was the $6 cookie we got at one of the "activity spots" lol. I'm going to get my money back from Costco, this was not as promised and honestly made Christmas this year far worse. I can't believe they charge $40 for this; it's mostly volunteer labor and they keep asking for "donations" (they "donate" this money to themselves to pay for community tickets because heaven forbid they let poor people in for free! It's not that kind of charity after all, it's the money making kind! Seriously: doing NOTHJNG is better than this farce of a lights display. Shameful money grab and it's embarrassing Costco is selling tickets to something so undervalued and slopped together.