The hours of this place change I've been wanting to go to this place for a few weeks now. When I…read morewent to look a couple weeks ago, they were open on Sundays. Now I looked the other day and they're only open Tuesday through Saturday. Today they are not open until Wednesday. And my appointment. This is very frustrating since I like to pick my own blueberries maybe be easier to go across the bridge to get fresh fruit. It's very frustrating.

A great place to make lifetime memories with the family!…read more Gorgeous setting, lovingly tended farm, and well managed to ensure each picker leaves with as many berries as they'd like. Her scheduling is great- to avoid bare bushes for each picker. Lots of cute, handmade goodies to purchase at the farm stand to help fund schooling for children in impoverished nations. Also beautiful plants for sale! While picking I heard everyone compliment the beauty of the place- and what a great job they have done!

This experience was a great one! I was terribly craving for lumpias. I just needed to do a bit of…read moreshopping for last summer things: watermelon, honey and jam. I even got a reusable bag! Bags at stores cost 8cents or 12 cents. It was a cloudy day for market but it was a lot of friendly faces plus could not resist getting this jumbo cookie for my son. I recommend going soon. Last day is September 25! P.S. I must say I fell in love with the lumpia's. Lumpia Love fits them perfectly! We ate some watermelon with lumpia. With every bit juice ran down our chins. The jumbo cookie is happily in my son's belly ! How quickly the jumbo cookie disappeared says how much he loves Cove's Cookies!

Cute theater district vibe. The vendors are local fruit and vegetable growers, some jewelry and…read morecoffee makers, food booths and the coolest mushroom booth complete with summer truffles and we were able to get our hands on a couple of them! I live in CA and gave never seen a complete mushroom selection, Adam from Adam's mushrooms, I love your stuff and the morels too!

We had an awesome time! So many beautiful ripe berries ready for picking. It's $3.25 a pound. "Eat…read moreas much as you want" they urge you several times. There are many shady areas to pick from and a nice cool shady area in front of their little inside store for the pickers that need a break. I brought the toddler nephews who weren't much help picking. But the staff treated them like they were their own family. The kids played and I picked. It was a nice afternoon activity with a built in fresh snack. The grounds were gorgeous and extremely well maintained. Gorgeous flowers everywhere. Bonus: The owners never use pesticides on the berries. The Buckets are sanitized after each use and the staff show you the best picking areas when you arrive. We will definitely be back.

This family run farm has been letting people pick their berries for 68 years. They are kind and…read morewelcoming! Since their bushes are older, the varieties are considered classic. You are escorted and assigned a row based on what is ripe and ready, so we only got to try one kind. Our row was bursting with jerseys which are aweet and mild. I prefer the fend-for-yourself places where I find the variety I like most, and pick those. Sampling multiple kinds is part of the fun. But, being an organized person, I totally understand why they do it this way. It's set in the beautiful Green Valley, and rhe old barn is a treasure. They have family antiques (to see) mixed with Polish pottery to buy. Naturally, it's all blueberry themed. Bring containers to take your berries home. They don't provide boxes. But they have plenty of clean buckets to use there. They encourage eating as you pick! 2022 price- $3/ pound. They have tables, chairs, and shade to linger and eat.

We visited Duris Strawberry Farm on the first day of strawberry picking (Jun 13, 2026) and it was a…read morecomplete madhouse. This was about 30 minutes after opening and the small parking lot was completely full. Cars were parked haphazardly all along the street, making it difficult for two way traffic (we had to drive on the grass). Luckily as soon as we pulled into the parking lot a car reversed out. Score! Picking is hectic but organized. They give boxes out at the main stall and have a flag system to mark how far down the row has been picked. The problem is that most people didn't actually use the flags. On the other hand, it's not like the rows were picked very well in the first place. We started at a random one in the middle and there were still plenty of huge and juicy ripe strawberries even on the first couple of plants. We ended up filling our entire box, weighing in at 8.25 pounds by around half way down the row. At $4.75 that was almost $40 in strawberries! The employees said that they would rotate to a second field of strawberries later in the day for more fresh picking. The strawberry variety of the day was Puget Crimson. Since this was the first day, the cream of the crop were still available, meaning huge, juicy, flavorful, ripe strawberries all over. Puget Crimson typically seen at farm stands and markets are medium and small size; these were massive, with the larger ones averaging over 35 grams a piece. Nicely sweet too - I measured a mash of five strawberries at 10.9 brix and a second at 12.1 brix! This particular variety has a decent amount of acidity, but are all full flavored, unlike the first pick of Sweet Sunrise I had a couple of weeks ago, which were huge but somewhat watery. They are deep red/crimson in color, especially for the extremely ripe ones, and mostly conical, although we found a small number of mutants, one looking like 4 or 5 strawberries fused together! Check out is easy. Pro-Tip: there are two checkout lines, one on each side of the stall. The line furthest away from the pathway to the strawberry fields seems to always be shorter. In my case, only 3 groups in line instead of 20+ groups. Warning: these strawberries are planted on top of very sandy dirt, which sticks to the strawberries. Even after soaked and scrubbing, dirt still sticks onto the skin! I will definitely be revisiting Duris Strawberry Farm next year for their first day of strawberry picking!

We stopped and bought some strawberries today and they were spectacular. We received the tip to…read morevisit Duris today from our waitress Lisa at Mama Stortini's during lunch. She said they have great produce so we stopped there on the way home along River road and I'm so glad we did. They had big juicy sweet strawberries picked today just like she said. It was a great tip so I'm paying it forward for anyone who is looking for strawberries. It's best to call them before you go since when they run out, they close and we barely made in time after a late lunch. They only had a few half flats of strawberries bu the time we got there. GPS got us there the back way but once we found it, I have to say it's very easy to find.

We love this farm. Started coming 4 years ago when they first opened…read more They staff are friendly and helpful. We just parked and walked up got out basket and scissors and got our own bunch of lavender (which they have rates for) We also got some soap, lavender syrup (for my coffee) and honey. They have their own honey bee hives and make their own honey now YAY! Can't wait to try it This is a must stop if you're in the area around lavender time

Love the place. The hosts were very welcoming. My kiddos learned how to cut the lavendar stems to…read moremake a bundle, and they were having fun. The farm opens from mid June to first week of August. If you are looking for blueish Lavendar instead of purple one, you should be here in the first half part. Now everything is closed to the end and the lavender is purple, but still enjoyable. Will come back next year to get what we missed from this time. (Information upto 2023) Parking fee is $5 U- cut $8 per bundle The farm closed on Mondays, or you can stop by during 9am- 4pm without reservations.

Cute small farmers market in Orting. When I went, the first of second week at the start of their…read moreseason, I think there were about 20 vendors: -Fruit and veggie vendor -Sidhu farms (jams, fresh strawberries and fresh rhubarb) -A jewelry and plant seller -A local dog treat vendor -A used and new books vendor -A hot dog stand -A donut stand -Longhouse smoked salmon -bread and cakes and cookies vendor -permanent jewelry -kettle corn -some clothing with various graphics -flower bouquets Nice people, not too busy and some reasonable prices (not overblown like some of the bigger farmers markets have come to be).

I stumbled across here Friday, 8/18/17. Was actually on my way to eat at the Around the Corner…read moreCafe. Decided to stop by & support the local community & spend monies there. There were quite a bit of vendors there. Not so many people in attendance there. Wish they had more support. I purchased a few things such as organic veggies, Maple Vanilla Bean butter & ate my very 1st Native American Fry bread. LOL Don't laugh. I'm from CA. Actually, it was fry dog with Polish sausage. It was good, tasted like a corn dog kinda. Then got dessert @ the Mexican/Hispanic food booth called Empanada of many flavors (Blueberry/Coconut, Cinnamon Apple & Strawberry. It's basically a tortilla that appears to be deep fried then filled. It was ok. Wished they used fresh fruits instead. Overall, great experience. Didn't plan on spending, however, I did to support some local vendors.

Stopped by and grabbed a bunch of apples, oranges and veggies. GREG WAS AMAZING. Super friendly,…read moresuper helpful and very engaging. I plan to do my fresh food, shopping here. Great way to support a local small business and help thru this time of Covid!

Opal Meadows offers an escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. This quaint Farm allows you…read moreto experience one-on-one interactions with Farm animals all while learning about animal husbandry. The animals are very friendly, so flipping cute, and their personalities are absolutely endearing. This establishment is by appointment only so you aren't competing with spectators to get a chance to interact with each animal. Some of the animals you will see are goats, pigs, lambs, chickens, ponies, bunnies, horses, mini donkeys and more! In talking to the owner they offer tailor-made tours to fit specific needs of those in your group. This makes this the perfect experience if you have family or friends with sensory needs or special accommodation requirements.