This is such a great u-pick farm! First time coming here after searching for an organic farm in the…read morearea. There were a few results but we decided to come here first and boy did we make the right choice. Directions to here was straight forward and plenty of parking either on their lot or street parking. U-pick started at 9am and we got there around 9:30. There were already about 20-30 families there. We were wondering if there would still be ripe strawberries left since they have been opened the previous 3 days already as well and the lot wasn't very big. But within a short of amount of time, we have got some amazing strawberries! We tasted some and they were so delicious and sweet. Will visit again for sure!!! Note: Check their facebook page to verify the hours

I agree with the other Yelpers that the strawberries were juicy and delicious. This was our first…read morevisit to this farm and we were shocked by the amount of weeds! More than half of the field was covered in weeds to the point where you couldn't find the path between the strawberries. As a result, many of the berries were stepped on and plants trampled. There were some tall prickly weeds that can easily scratch you if you were not careful. While we understand some weeds are expected in an organic farm, but this was way out of control. We had to work really hard at finding good ripe berries amongst the camouflage. It took two adults over an hour to pick 5 lbs. We might try the other organic farm we drove by on the way to Bolles next year. Their field appeared to have been better taken cared of.

Best and sweetest Upick berries in the Valley. Beautiful grounds. Friendly on site owners.read more

Put a deposit for a wedding here before the pandemic. The pandemic came around with stay at home…read moreorders and closures everywhere. Owner would not refund the deposit even with the crazy special circumstances going on, told my wife that some other people were still proceeding with theirs. I had a very elderly grandmother who most definitely would not have been able to attend an event with 150 other people. Although the place looked nice I just cannot recommend them to anyone after my experience, now I'm just out the despot of nearly $2k and still bitter years later. Two thumbs down

The best blueberry picking in Monroe! Spray free and family friendly…read more You'll get assigned a row to pick based on what type of blueberries you want. They provide the buckets for picking: a large bucket + a small gallon bucket that you can tie around your waist for easy picking. They have cardboard flats and baskets to take home your bounty. There is a port-a-potty if you need a restroom. Several parking spots along the road and grassy area. Lori and Kevin are super friendly and helpful, and happy to answer any questions. This is the perfect summer tradition to start! Love supporting this small, family owned business.

Cute little family owned business. We came here around…read more5:30PM on Sunday. We were asked if we wanted blueberries for eating straight up or baking. We said both and were told to pick in a certain area between two marked numbered posts. You get a bucket and some gallon milk jugs and a string so you can tie it around your waist to hold the berries. Easy enough. Current price is $3.25 a lb. There's a port a potty if you need it and I recommend you bring some water and electrolytes because it's hot even when the wind is blowing. Overall enjoyed the experience and I know my wife is happy so double win.

I would say Terra Valley Farms more of an event venue on a farm. The set up feels more like a…read morewinery than a farm to me. Regardless, it's a lovely place to hold events, classes and workshops and of course weddings as you can tell from some of the posted pics. Their website has all the necessary information. "Our Mission Our mission is to foster a vibrant agricultural community rooted in stewardship and sustainability. Through hands-on education and agri-tourism experiences, we aim to cultivate a deeper connection between individuals and the land. Our U-pick fields and charming event venue provide opportunities for people to engage directly with farming practices while celebrating life's special moments. By promoting stewardship and sustainable farming, we strive to inspire a generation of mindful consumers committed to nurturing and preserving our precious natural resources, ensuring a resilient and harmonious future for all." - https://terravalleyfarms.com/ You can also pick your own fruits and veggies! "The U-Pick Experience At Terra Valley Farms, we invite you to immerse yourself in the delightful experience of U-Pick. Whether you're looking for a fun family outing or a relaxing day in nature, our U-Pick fields offer a unique opportunity to harvest your own fruits and vegetables. When you visit Terra Valley Farms, you can expect: Beautiful Scenery: Stroll through our lush fields and enjoy the beauty of nature. Family-Friendly Atmosphere: Bring the kids and let them learn where their food comes from. Fresh Air and Exercise: Picking your own produce is a fun way to get outdoors and stay active. Friendly Staff: Our knowledgeable staff are always on hand to help and answer any questions." - https://terravalleyfarms.com/u-pick The produce is Organic as well. "Organically Grown Produce Everything on our farm is organically grown. We are committed to sustainable farming practices, ensuring that you get the freshest, healthiest produce without any harmful pesticides or chemicals." - https://terravalleyfarms.com/u-pick I thought every thing was very well organized, from the parking lot, to ceremony garden, custom-lit reception pavilion, the restrooms and the the wedding alter. The venue is well maintained and taken care off. Nice place...

From the owner: Discover Terra Valley Farms, a reimagined gem in Monroe that was once known as Willie Green’s…read moreOrganic Farm. Now under new ownership, this expansive 20-acre property offers U-pick strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, grapes and kiwi berries alongside a beautiful event space. The farm is perfect for both relaxation and celebration! Pack a picnic and bask in the serene countryside views that surround Terra Valley Farms, where every moment feels like a breath of fresh air. Beyond its natural beauty, Terra Valley Farms is committed to sustainability and stewardship, striving to foster a vibrant agricultural community through hands-on education and agritourism. Engage directly with farming practices and deepen your connection to the land while you wander through our U-pick areas or as you celebrate life’s milestones in our charming event space. By promoting sustainable farming methods and encouraging mindful consumption, Terra Valley Farms aims to inspire a generation dedicated to preserving our natural resources. Join us in supporting a resilient and harmonious future while experiencing the joy of farm-to-table living and creating lasting memories amidst the beauty of Terra Valley Farms.

Legacy Farm is a nonprofit, volunteer-run, family owned business. If you're there for more than…read moreabout two minutes, you'll likely find yourself talking to a member of the family or a volunteer, checking in on you and making sure you're having a good time. The owner said they'd been open and expanding for six years. Parking was easy to find and we didn't need to wait in line for anything. We came for their fall festival, which is open Sat/Sun. There was plenty to do - we arrived right in time for the reptile show, where our kids learned about snakes, lizards, scorpions, and turtles. In some cases, they got to touch, but the smaller or venomous ones were brought close enough to see well. There was also a cockroach (in a jar!). Aaaanyways, the show was about 20 minutes and I learned a few fun facts and the kids got a picture holding up a boa constrictor, which was cool. After that, we did zip lines, carpet slides, the corn maze, walked a pumpkin patch (we didn't buy this time around, but they do offer various sizes for sale), ran the big trike course, hay ride, petted the animals, jumped on the giant inflatable bouncer, and watched a pig race. By this time, we were hungry and grabbed dinner at the snack stand - hot dogs, grilled cheese, and cups street corn - topped off with apple cider donuts. Our last stop was their new mini golf course. 18 holes in fantastic shape - probably the most fun course I've done. My wife is NOT a mini golfer but commented probably four times how much she was enjoying it and wanted to come back. We managed a few hole-in-ones and I think it would be possible on most holes, though they do have a couple multi-stage ones that you'd have to be crazy lucky. I wish I'd taken more pictures of the course, but I was chasing my kids, who were tearing through it as fast as possible. We left happy and exhausted. We'd love to come back - I heard they do an escape-room-like adventure on Fri/Sat evenings and a couple of the guests were talking about how great the Christmas experience is in December.

We love love LOVE this little farm! It's family owned and…read moreyou can certainly tell that they love and are proud of what they do! Everytime we visit the farm, we have such a wonderful experience. We are so excited to go back and meet Santa this weekend. They always have so many fun things for kids and adults to do and so many photos opportunities! We recommend this play to everyone!!

We have been getting our pumpkins from craven farms for almost 20 yrs- we've tried a few other…read moreplaces here and there but we always come back to craven! There's NO entry fee to get in, unlike some other farms nearby... always a decent pumpkin and squash selection. The mini animal petting area is always a hit with the kiddos- located in the same building as the gift shop. We always enjoyed the face painting (I'm not sure if they still have that or not though). I believe there is a fee for the corn maze and pumpkin shooter etc. You can also rent a fire pit for the evening with friends or family! Most important, I NEVER leave without a bag of their mini donuts- they're the best I've ever had!!!

We have been going to Craven for over a decade & it just keeps getting better! There is a huge…read morevariety of things to do! Super cute photo ops, the traditional corn maze and hayride and lots of games for little kids, a good selection of food & a taproom for the adults and their themed days are a blast(I'm partial to the Pooch in the patch). The owners are phenomenal people and truly care about the farm & it shows.

We've had the pleasure of receiving Klesick Farms Box of Good for years... maybe a decade or more?…read moreWe love them and can't imagine living without them! Every week, right as rain, my cooler is out on the porch and magically, filled with yummy stuff! The produce is the best on the planet, seriously. Fresh, delicious, picked sometimes the day before! Yesterday's sun still clinging to the leaves! When I've given friends different fruits and veggies they always agree, it's not just tasty but it last longer than any organic fresh foods you can get at a grocery store. So, it saves us $$ ! We usually order the Northwest Box, as that allows us to eat the most local, seasonal foods. Wintertime we go back to a broader area to choose from, a treat as well. I go online to order more produce, or great steel cut oats, or rosemary rolls from The Breadfarm in Bow, or maybe albacore caught and packed in Oregon or Alaskan salmon or many various sundries, and the laundry soap? Lasts forever, is so compact, without the fillers and waters and unnecessary chemicals. It's gentle on my sensitive skin and strong enough to deal with my husbands undershirts. Makes great gifts, too. This company, this community of people, is so caring and giving, their farming is sustainable and so is their place in the community. Through them I can choose to donate food to my local food bank and my local recovery café or internationally on things like water & food projects. We love Klesick Family Farms!

Three years ago I attenddd a local green market in Everett. A man asked if I wanted to eat…read morehealthy. I listened took his pamphlet home read it. I recently ordered a box. My wife tried an apple it was deemed sweet. I had a glass of water with blackberries and orange yes it wonderful my mouth felt sooo good. I told my wife I can't believe how good this stuff is. Healthy snack is important stay safe eat healthy.

This Tractor Supply in Monroe has become my go-to! The Monroe and Kent locations are the two…read moreclosest to me, but I find myself picking this location every time. It's a huge store with a massive parking lot and they always seem to have what I'm looking for in stock. I regularly pick up the large bags of pine pellets here, and they're a great value. I'm also usually in and out within just a few minutes, which I really appreciate. The employees have always been so kind and helpful. They have offered to help me carry the large heavy bag of pellets out before, which was such a thoughtful gesture. And when they have the little chicks in, I always have to take a peek! So cute! :) Thank you to the team at Tractor Supply in Monroe for always making my trips so quick and easy!

Tractor Supply is pretty darn solid! They have a nice big parking lot (can easily bring a trailer…read morewithout being too much of a nuisance when it isn't super busy). I come here regularly to pick up poultry feed and straw bedding, and usually everything's in stock (they had a straw shortage during COVID, but can't really fault them on that). I like that their compressed straw is wrapped in plastic - it's a bit wasteful, but it's cleaner to transport and store at home - it usually takes me a month to go through a whole bale, so it's helpful that it stores dry without me having to build a specific straw shed or something. For heavy/bulky stuff (like straw bales and 50lb bags of feed), they have an open cart, which is nice - so you don't have to load stuff in and out of a normal cart. That's nice. Usually, there are enough cashiers to make things move pretty quickly - usually there are only 1 or 2 people in line ahead of me. I've used their online ordering, and it was... awkward - I had to wait around forever for an associate at the pick up desk... might as well have just shopped normally that time. It did seem like they were short staffed. Overall, Tractor Supply has some specialty items that other stores don't have. However, there are more pleasant places to shop that I tend to prefer to go to (Snohomish & Monroe Co-Op). Outside of commodity stuff (feed, etc), I don't like that they don't sell high quality stuff - it's mostly cheap stuff and maybe some national brands. So, I don't really go here for much - unless they have something I can't find elsewhere.

This is one of my favorite farms to visit during fall season simply because of how much is offered…read morehere. Corn maze, cider donuts, tractor rides, farm animals, pumpkins and apples - so much to choose from. This year they added an evening activity (glow walk) and with the ticket you can arrive as early as 5 PM for all the regular activities. I think it's quite a good value, plus you get to avoid the crowd. Regular stuff close at 6, and I think if you're not with kiddos, an hour is plenty of time for the fun. If you wanna catch the pig race or the duck race, then you'd want to have a day time ticket separately. This is not one of those farms to show up impromptu. During peak fall days, they'll reach capacity easily and won't take any walk-ins. Book your tickets ahead to avoid getting rejected at the door. Weekends can get quite busy, so I try to visit during week days if possible.

There was no shortage of pumpkins here at all. They not only had a variety of sizes but they had so…read moremany color and shape variants as well. The magic pumpkin garden was smaller than expected, but it was beautiful! The tractor ride was nice, and the themed corn maze was entertaining. I didn't get to try many items due to huge crowds, but the elote I got was fantastic. I went on a weekend, and I might recommend going on a week day instead if your schedule can allow it because it was extremely crowded, and I couldn't even go to the apple orchard because shortly after I got there at 3pm the apples were sold out. The store was also packed shoulder to shoulder, and the chai latte I ordered took almost half an hour to come out with no warning on wait times. As a person without children I can absolutely see myself coming back for another visit, but I'm not sure I'd buy a ticket again. Personally I had more fun walking around the pumpkin patch and the main areas, but if you have children the tickets are worth it because there are so many activities for them to do and things they can play on. Overall its a really nice place, they have beautiful pumpkins, and its worth checking out at least once if you can.