wonderful local farm on the way from seattle to canada. you can pick your own blueberries for $3 a…read morepound, and you can also purchase pre-picked vegetables and fruits from the stand. i especially enjoyed the yellow and res cherry tomatoes! highly recommend.

The ladies that work there are fine but the older man was very nasty to us and trying hard to force…read moreus to buy rotten fruit over picking out what was at a sufficient quality level. It was a very uncomfortable and hostile environment when he is there. Won't go back. The customer service is too rotten when the nice ladies aren't allowed to treat customers correctly, and they try to push rotten fruit in the shop vs you picking what you want. The guy also tries to give you samples of unwashed fruit with dirty hands and a dirty knife used for cutting the fruits. Yuck!!! Parking is very limitted on the gravel next to the shop and your vehicle sometimes gets filthy and covered with dust when you or others drive in and out. Hard pass.

Not your ordinary roadside vegetable/fruit stand! A lovely array of fresh produce, flowers, meats…read moreand condiments elegantly presented. Sold on the honor system but if you're lucky you might meet someone from the farming family whose dedicated work created this tiny gem. We've been stopping here on our way to or from Mt. Baker for some years.

We were driving through town on our way to Mt. Baker and saw this little roadside farm stand. We…read moredecided to stop and pick some blueberries. They have rows and rows of them! I had no idea there were so many types of blueberries. They had a little sign that listed the type of blueberry and what rows were available for picking. We grabbed a bucket and went to town. You are even allowed to taste them! The blueberries were good quality. While there were some that we not ripe yet, there were plenty of blueberries to pick and they looked good. They weren't like mushy or gross. Blueberries are also certified organic. Payment is sort of on the honor system, at least when we were there. Price is $3/lb. We ended up going up with 4 lbs of blueberries. They take cash, check or venmo. Just record the weight, the price and how you paid. They have other things at this farm as well.

I'm originally from the Midwest and apple picking is a big fall activity there. I was a bit…read moresurprised to see that it doesn't seem to be as popular of an activity near Seattle. After some research, & even though it's a bit of a drive, I decided to check out Jones Creek Farms. When we arrived there was a small parking lot but luckily, there weren't too many people so we found a spot towards the back. When you walk near the entrance, there is a worker next to a sign that says that all the workers are vaccinated and still choose to wear mask. Big thumbs up for that! In addition, it lists all the apple types and which rows they are in. There was even a section for Asian pears. The worker walked us toward the orchard and explained where we could pick apples (the trees with ribbons on them.) As we walked we realized many of the rows are very long, so I guess you should decide which apples you want unless you don't mind walking a lot (which we didn't mind doing.) There weren't a lot of trees with ribbons, but enough. The orchard was quiet with beautiful scenery of big hills/ mountains nearby. I took some nice photos. However, it was a bit too quiet for me. I like when it's a bit livelier. Apple picking was great, but there was no cute little market store (or at least it wasn't open when we went on a Saturday afternoon,) which I was hoping would be available to peruse. Also, no hayrides, no games, no corn maze, no cider or snacks... just apple/Asian pear or pumpkin picking. The pumpkin patch was small & very cute. The apple prices were decent and we were happy to leave with a small bag. If you would like a quiet peaceful apple picking experience, stop by at Jones Creek Farms!

No frills U-pick apple farm! Just rows and rows and rows of apple trees! And SO SO SO many types of…read moredelicious apples! I didn't even know apples could taste so different! The staff was also so sweet and informative, the greeted us when we walked in and explained how it worked. $1.50 per pound, 20+ pounds is $1.25 per pound. They also have pumpkins and garlic. We ended up getting garlic, a pumpkin, and 15 pounds if apples for $27.50. Worth the drive from Seattle. It was crowded on a Saturday but the farm is so large it doesn't matter much. Thank you Jones Creek Farms!

We've been going to River's Edge for a few years and they always have the best blueberries! No…read morespray and family owned!

My favorite place for strawberries year after year. Big, sweet & juicy which makes a difference…read morewhen processing.

The parking lot is a little small however i have never had an issue getting a spot. You have to be…read morequick to get these strawberries!! I think they are the biggest in the county and super sweet. You can get fresh or sliced and sugared

Have you ever spent $100 on something that ended up being a colossal disappointment? Well, I have,…read moreand let me tell you, the Cascadia mushroom "kits" take the cake. As someone who dabbles in the world of mushroom growing, I've had my fair share of experiences with similar products, but none quite like this. The instructions and facts that I was supposed to use these kits right away were sealed inside the boxes. If that is so important, wouldn't you think there would be a big sticker on the outside saying USE IMMEDIATELY? Since I wasn't able to use them right away, I stored the Cascadia mushroom kits in a dark and cool place, just like I had done with previous purchases from other growers.. Months went by, and I couldn't wait to witness the magic of fungi sprouting from the kits. Imagine my surprise when, upon finally opening the box, I discovered nothing but disintegrated clusters of worms delicately nestled inside. Oh, the joy! Now, I must mention a previous run-in I had with Cascadia. I followed their instructions to the letter with one of their kits, yet the mushroom growth was lackluster at best. When I voiced my concern, they swiftly pointed fingers at my "tenting" method, blaming me for their own shortcomings. But, oh how generous of them to send a replacement kit! Such benevolence should not go unnoticed. Let me take a moment to sing the praises of other companies in this delightful realm of mushroom cultivation. Unlike Cascadia, these companies have provided me with reliable products and impeccable customer service. With them, I have watched my mushrooms grow with awe and wonder, without the added bonus of worm-infested surprises. Lesson learned, right? My experience with Cascadia mushroom kits has left me disheartened and $100 poorer. The lack of clear instructions, combined with the worm-filled disappointment, has solidified my decision to steer clear of this company. I implore you, dear potential buyer, to exercise caution and choose wisely. There are other brands out there that offer superior quality and stand by their customers, providing peace of mind and fungi-filled joy. Remember, friends, when it comes to mushroom kits, choose wisely, or you too might find yourself facing a comedy of errors and worms.

Just picked up Cascadia's mushroom tonic blend. I've been a big fan of their organic edible…read moremushrooms for years and now I'm equally impressed with their medicinal line. These reishi look incredible and are already starting to turn the tide on this nasty cold of mine. I want to get a reishi kit and try to grow them myself! The folks that grow these amazing mushrooms really know what they are doing. It's no wonder I keep discovering their mushrooms being served at restaurants all around town. Thumbs up. Way up. THANKS!! I look forward to picking up more of your oysters and shiitakes this Spring at the Bellingham farmers market.

A wonderful little farm in the Bellingham countryside with a very kind and friendly proprietor! We…read morebought some fresh eggs! Worth the little drive out and reachable by phone as well to check availability.

The feeling this place gave me wasn't the typical feeling of walking around a garden. This specific…read moreplace made me feel like I stepped onto a movie set about a fairy tale in a far away land. There are so many unique, beautiful things to look at here, from the flowers, to the beautiful lawns, to the tall trees. If you're detail oriented, you will notice little treasures everywhere. I suggest that you come to see for yourself. I wish that I had taken more pictures! Then again, I don't want to spoil all of the beautiful surprises for you.

Amazing gardens in an out of the way place. A fairy tale world of trees and flowers beautifully…read moredesigned.