Awww we had such a good time on yhe pumpkin patch :D Very big and great for kids all ages because…read moreyou get to cut your own pumpkin. They have also a small pumpkin house and other monster props to take pictures. You pay for your stuff over the tent. There is also another tent with lots of fresh produce from this Farm. You can also get into the maze and have lots of fun. Big truvks by yhe end were a huge deal for llittle ones. The best is that it isn't that crwody as others.

We stopped by last week to check out their corn maze (it was their first time making one!) and had…read morea great time. They estimated 20-90 minutes for the maze and we completed it in just under 34. I think the maze is free for kids under age 3 (or so?) and for everyone else it's $5 per person. I recommend wearing something like hiking shoes because the maze is pretty bumpy (because of corn stalk stumps). They also had a food truck (tacos!), flower stand, produce stand, a pumpkin patch, sunflowers, pigs, and probably something else I'm forgetting. There was a steady flow of people (arriving and leaving) but everyone wore masks and it was easy to stay quite far from people because the farm has plenty of space. The only close encounter was one group of 3 people while we were lost in the maze. They accept cash and had hand sanitizer available.

love this blueberry picking spot, v easy to get to on east side! wear long pants and sleeves to…read moreprotect from mosquitos and shoes you're ok with being a little muddy. there's spiders and bugs in the bushes too so if you're creeped out by them bring latex gloves haha. Do yourself a favor and go on a day where there a bit of wind and not stinking hot. the wind blows the mosquitos. it's full sun.

Love that this spot is right next to the light rail station at South Bellevue. It's a bit of a walk…read morefrom there but it's a super nice walk. Check in at the tent and they'll give you a bucket. You have to pick a minimum of 2 pounds or they'll charge you for that minimum, but it's hard to know how full your bucket should be to get that amount until they weigh it at checkout obviously. It was quite warm when we went and the mosquitos were out, so I would definitely plan for that better next time! They have each zone labeled with which type of blueberries. Definitely a fun activity!

Amazing ! Love that we have this I community …read more Staff lovely and quality flowers for a decent price

I come for the flowers! They are freshly picked the morning of and of course feature seasonal…read moreblossoms. For special occasions, like Mother's Day, you can email to order ahead adding special requests for featured colors and blooms. That day, they have many extra hands arranging beautiful bouquets. They were flat priced at $25 per. Usually, you can get a variety of bouquets that range between $15-$30. Just depends on the offerings that day. I haven't tried their produce or plants, but all looks fresh!

We went to Fall City Farms for our pumpkins this year and loved it! This place has something for…read moreeveryone. Their pumpkin selection was phenomenal with a range of colors, sizes and textures of pumpkins. The pumpkins were pre-picked but placed across the field so you still had to look around and use a wheelbarrow which we enjoyed. They also had activities like a tractor ride, animals to looks at and there was cider for sale. There was no shortage of areas for cute picture opportunities. The staff was super friendly and we just had a great time!

This pumpkin patch was a lovely surprise. No entrance fee, Apple cider donuts to enjoy, great photo…read moreops. They provide the wagons, walk around to pick any pumpkin you want and pay by weight. Plus they had a beautiful selection of local goods from honey, herbs, to kombucha! We will definitely be returning!

Everyone is super nice there! Great place to go in the summer!! Berries are the best you've ever…read morehad. It's always fun to go with family and friends.

We go here every year. The staff is nice, the blueberries are delicious and don't forget to grab…read moresome honey on your way out

A small little family owned lavender farm near Snoqualmie Falls! My husband and I made a morning…read moredate of it. We started at Snoqualmie Falls, had brunch at Salish and then headed over at 10am to Snofalls Lavender to do U-pick lavender. The field is small but really pretty. They had 3 types of lavender. The kind for arrangements, English lavender for cooking and white lavender for tea. Price was $5 per person which get you 50 stalks per person. So for my husband and I, she told us we could pick 100 stems. She also provided us with a basket and scissors. Highly recommend bringing a hat, sunscreen, water, and camera ( for photos!) We went around 10am and it got pretty sunny and warm in the field. Also, I didn't realize how many bees there would be out there, if you don't bother them, they won't bother you :) Overall, it was a really cute little spot. I wish they had some of their products out for sale but otherwise, my husband and I had a great time.

This place was such a gem! I was bummed that I was unable to attend the lavender festival in Sequim…read moreand this place was the perfect little spot. It's owned and operated by a Chinese woman and her sister. They are super sweet and hardworking. I bought a bundle for $5 to take home. They also make cute bouquets with mason jars and wreaths! Some people stopped by just to take pictures which is allowed but come on, don't be a freeloader and let's show our support. It's only $5 From your wallet to support this small family lavender farm. Everyone was wearing masks and was socially distanced. Some people took off their mask to take pictures. I would recommend bringing your own scissors to avoid sharing. Would def come back!

Came for the first time and won't come back. It's a pretty small farmers market and I bought a…read morecrepe, strawberries, ice cream, and baklava. The crepe and baklava did not taste good at all. I paid almost $18 for a pack of baklava and was tempted to throw it away. It was the most tasteless baklava I've ever had. The crepe was not good either and my toddler took one bite and didn't want it anymore. Because the food was not good I would not come back. The issaquah farmers market (near Costco) on Saturdays is much better.

First time to the Sammamish Farmers Market, definitely will be returning throughout the summer…read more Only a few weeks into the season, so just a few fresh produce vendors, I'm sure it'll grow to more, as well as more produce choices, as we get into summer. Lots of Cherry choices already, they had me as soon as I saw the local (Yakima) Rainiers, one of my favorites! They also had a hybrid of the Rainier, that I had not heard of or experienced yet, a Strawberry Rainier.. a little sweeter with a different taste, maybe strawberry, but definitely tasty. The vendor had options of single or mixed choices of multiple cherries, I mixed the regular Rainiers with the Strawberry Rainiers, and am happy with selection, all just rightly ripe. I also picked up some Washington asparagus and canning cucumbers, both will be enjoyed with cooking dinners, and mixed in salads. Looking forward to adding more veggies next time. Also the strawberries looked great! All the vendors are friendly and easily answered questions, also for some produce sampling was allowed. Quite a few information booths and merchandise as well. Multiple options for food trucks and ice cream and pastries too. I tried, for the first time the Samsa's , best way they were described was a Pakistani pastry hand held pie, I tried the Chicken curry, which was very flavorful, plenty of meat, not spicy and delicious, and the Spinach vegan which was full of spinach, potatoes, and onions, also very delicious, probably my favorite of the two. Flaky buttery pastry in both was delicious, and held together well. Service was quick and friendly. Always love the atmosphere of the farmers markets, being on both sides of the table has always been enjoyable. Looking forward to some more fresh produce and trying more food next time. Also a great park to stroll around adjacent to where the market is. SYOY! God bless and healthy eating!

We stumbled upon this market. It was fairly small but had some produce available. I believe I…read moremight even saw a mushroom stand.

I don't usually visit farmers markets but I really wanted cherries since its cherry season…read more This farmers market is fairly small and likely even smaller than usual given covid19. You are asked the usual questions of have you been in contact with anyone who has been sick before entering. Inside, the booths were spaced apart. From what I noticed, there were 2-3 strawberry booths, 4 veggie+fruit booths, 2-3 flower booths and a handful of other miscellaneous booths in the realm of food. Given the size, it's an easy market to walk around, look at prices and decide what you want within 30 minutes. An update: I went again this week for more cherries. Compared to last time where we were still in phase 1, there were more people visiting + 1 more vendor I didn't see last time, popcorn! I just wanted to add that they are limiting the number of people inside, and the person with the questions has a spray bottle of sanitizer if you want any sanitizer.