I just love the picture of the yellow raspberries. I bet they are just as good tasting as the red…read moreraspberries. I would like to make a fruit salad out of the yellow raspberries. As for Greenbluff, I dont get there too often, but I have always have a good time when I go there. I've been to the Apple Cider celebration. I had a good time too. The apples they raise there are just wonderful. I went to the peach festival too, and had a wonderful time. I think Greenbluff is a wonderful and productive area for Spokane.

A must go in the fall! the best place to pick any and all types of apples, grapes, berries,…read moreflowers, etc. Super easy to grab a bucket, go picking and then pay at the shop in the front (which also has caramel apples and other goodies for sale!. The owners, especially Karen, are so sweet and friendly -- We learned all about how they make fresh apple cider every Thursday. The apples are delicious - I highly recommend the honey crisp. You can't go wrong!! What a fun experience. Amazing views as you're picking. Plus if you go across the street, they have incredible pumpkin donuts.

One of our favorite u-pick spots in Green Bluff! Dog-friendly and some of the best varieties…read morearound! We come in the summer for peaches and plums and in the fall for apples and pumpkins. It seems like they add a little something every year too - from barn animals to swings and jungle gyms. Free parking too unlike some of the farms nearby. We've never had any issues with hospitality or service. Very peaceful spot too - not overly crowded even on the busy weekends.

We didn't pick anything but my grandkids had a great time playing on the playground and feeding the…read moreanimals.

I love her spices! The cinnamon and allspice are my favorites. My dishes have never tasted this…read moregood! Definitely spices I'll be keeping in my cabinet!

Best Lavender farm near Spokane! Has all kinds of hand made products from her lavender like…read morelotions, soap, lip gloss, eye pillows, etc...... Cool Website too!

This is our second year going to Walters Ranch Pumpkin Patch, and it def doesn't disappoint! It's…read moresuch a great place for families esp with kids. They have a wonderful play area that includes a corn pit (like a sandbox but filled with corn kernels, the kids love it!), a fun hamster wheel they can run in, and a pallet maze that's pretty legit. There are also some friendly farm animals the kids can look at and pet, plus a plastic duck race that you have to pay for a duck to use. There are lots of food vendors with delicious options, I def recommend the baked potato... it's HUGE! The pumpkin patch itself is nice but if you're not in the mood to go hunting through the fields, they also have bins full of pumpkins ready to choose from. There was even a live performance, a bounce house, and a giant inflatable slide.. which is a hit with the kids as well! The orchards are beautiful and perfect for taking fall family pictures. They also have a store, they sell some amazing desserts! Service in the stores is great, they can get really busy, so there can be lines at times.

We had a fun day at Walter's Fruit Ranch. We were in Spokane Valley visiting friends and they…read morerecommended Walter's as their favorite. We arrived around 10 am and it wasn't too crowded. Took a ride out to pick red globe peaches and golden delicious apples. Both were fantastic. We also loved browsing in their shop and picked up apple butter for gifts. The vibe is relaxed and they also have a cafe for beverages or food. Everyone was very helpful and friendly.

Old-fashioned fall fun! This Five Mile Prairie gem is adorable! You don't have to leave Spokane…read morecity limits to experience homemade cider, scrumptious pies, wine tasting, handmade gifts, and of course, a petting zoo! Families can enjoy a hot cider or Italian soda while they visit the alpacas, llama, and Wilbur, the pot bellied pig. It's a perfect fall day when you can stroll inside a cozy farmhouse shop and peruse all the handmade items while sipping wine specially bottled for Crothers Critters. Each area of the farm is designed for the perfect family photo op.

Beck's Harvest house Mimosa Sunday with music, pumpkin donuts, and the best food truck ever! They…read moreoutdid themselves with this Spanish-Venezuela food! There are very yummy non-alcohol options with Spanish Lemonade to Horchata...there were other food trucks but we never made it past this one. Try the Apple Cider Mimosas if you imbibe. Sit on the patio and enjoy Autumn.

A great spot in Green Bluffs. Farmer market area. Order at the counter yummy meals. There was live…read moremusic and lots of places to sit and enjoy music or eat. Lots of gifts and foods to buy. Ample parking.

The venue itself was beautiful, and our guests seemed to enjoy themselves. The children had a…read morewonderful time, and everyone looked beautiful. Unfortunately, as the parents who paid for the wedding, we were left feeling disappointed with how the day was managed and how little our family's wishes seemed to matter. Throughout the planning process, whenever we shared ideas or suggestions, they were often dismissed. The wedding planner frequently reminded us of her "35 years of experience," which made us feel that our opinions and vision for the wedding were not valued. We expected professional guidance, but we also expected a collaborative approach that respected what the bride, groom, and family wanted for such an important occasion. On the wedding day, everything felt rushed. A large amount of time was dedicated to the bride and groom eating, yet when we looked over, they were often simply sitting and watching everyone else. They could have been mingling with guests and enjoying time with family and friends, but the coordinator even told them she would let them know when they could get up. It felt unnecessarily restrictive during a celebration that should have been centered around them. There were also changes to the reception that differed from what we had been told to expect. We were informed that speeches would be limited to the parents of the bride and groom, the best man, and the maid of honor. Instead, all of the groomsmen were allowed to speak, taking additional time from other events. The father-daughter dance was faded out early and quickly transitioned into the mother-daughter dance, which was also cut short. The dancing portion of the reception lasted only about an hour before the evening was winding down. After all the time, effort, and money invested in planning this wedding, it was disappointing to see so many meaningful moments rushed through. While the venue itself is beautiful, we left feeling that the day was managed according to the coordinator's preferences rather than the wishes of the couple and family. This was especially concerning given that the coordinator is also the venue owner and the photographer is her daughter. After making a significant financial investment and spending months preparing for this special occasion, the overall experience fell far short of what we were promised and hoped for. Many important moments felt rushed, decisions were made without consulting us, and we were left feeling that our concerns and vision for the wedding were secondary. Even now, we are still waiting for the photos that were promised within eight weeks.

I attended Mont Lamm for one of their hosted Farm to Table events. I have never ever been to an…read moreevent like this before and I must say it was incredible for my first time. The theme for this Farm to Table Event was surf and turk, and there was a seed swap. HOW COOL IS A SEED SWAP! I brought wildflower seeds from the gorge and was pretty darn proud of myself. Let's talk first about the venue. Mont Lamm is an absolutely gorgeous property in the outskirts with amazing farm land and incredible views of the countryside. I dressed up, brought my bottle of wine and a bunch of lilies and truly experience a night out on a Sunday. The grounds are perfectly landscaped and glorious and there is a wood gazebo with intricate details. Then you go inside the barn....and the entire place is lit up with lights. My face was shocked wide eyed and mesmerized by the amount of lighting in this place. Absolutely stunning! Everyone sat in farm style seating and I had met some great people in the seats next to me. We started our evening with a Bees Knees cocktail that I slurped down and was so tasty I wanted another immediately. Shannon then introduced Chef LJ and the story behind farm to table and why they put on the events. Using local farms (and seafood from the nearest freshest place I'm sure) and come up with intricate dishes that compliment each other, for - Four. Solid. Courses. Courses ranged from Salmon on a Rosemary Shortbread, to Sous Vide Steak, Oysters, a delicious Crab dish, and the best tasting dessert with chocolate, cream, and amazingness all in one little dish. Each course paired with an alcoholic beverage and that was fancy as all hell there. What I also enjoyed was the program. Each course was introduced by the chef and in between there was live music by an amazing musician, vendors that spoke about their distillery and herbs, stories about farming, and then the hosts sang and it brought me to tears. UGH. I am so in love with our community and it's vibrancy and am so proud to have been a part of such an amazing event. The next one is in June and I cannot wait.

good fun small business with all of your fungi needs. Staff is knowledgeable and friendly. They…read morehave given me a good amount of information to be successful.

Best mushrooms around! I enjoy the high quality mushrooms and the many different types available…read more Justin and Tessa are nice, caring and interesting to talk with. They love their craft. Thanks again for helping keep our bellies full . Definitely recommend Fungi Family Farm