Just picked today: Red Haven and Rosa peaches-$40 box. Yakima corn: $.70 eat- spendy but worth it…read more Enjoy!

Great farm and Rainier Cherries Watch for Fall activities soon. Pumpkin donuts are to die for…read more Amazing but don't tell anyone. Zzzzzzzzzzxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxccxxxxnooooooooooooooooooooopoooppppooooooooooooooo

Always helpful a patient with me and my kids. They are especially fond of the shop dog. Will always…read morehave our business for rental equipment.

Great fast service, low prices, and super friendly!! Every time I go in I'm shocked at how much…read morecheaper they are than renting skis or boards at wp... definitely my #1 go to for renting and buying!

I'm (embarrassingly) like Forrest Gump's best-good-friend Bubba when it comes to huckleberries…read more Instead of having shrimp on the brain and talking in a "southern robot voice" about all things shrimp; I'm the same way during the 2-4 weeks a year when huckleberries are in season. "Huckleberries are the fruit of the land. There's huckleberry smoothies, huckleberry pie, huckleberry-infused vodka, huckleberry shrimp, huckleberry tarts, huckleberry muffins. You can pick 'em, eat 'em, can 'em, boil 'em, broil 'em.....That's about all you can do with huckleberries." So yeah, while I was on my way to the mountains to harvest huckleberries, I saw a sign for huckleberries at this Naches Fruit Stand (it's interesting how there half of a dozen fruit stands in this remote little town!). I ended up stopping here to get some huckleberries (fresh ones were $11/lb). I also picked up some other items of their bounty---I picked some funky peaches and pears. In addition to fruit, part of the stand has antiques for your perusal. My girlfriend spied an old timey type writer...I was slightly tempted. I could just picture myself writing my novel. I'd be all "1950's style" with an unlit cigarette dangling from my lips, a sideways-tipped fedora on my head, and a glass of Scotch next to the "carriage return lever". But I stuck to fruit on this trip.

The Naches Trading Post is well worth the stop. To continue with the Forrest Gump metaphor, it is…read morelike a box of chocolates. You just do not know what you're going to find inside. My wife was looking for pie birds in out-of-the-way places. While we did not find any, we did find a plethora of antiques and incredibly delicious food. We purchased a jar of cherry preserves that contained the most delicious formulation of cherries in jam that I have ever tasted. The owners were two of the friendliest people I have ever met and they were a font of knowledge regarding the various objects in their store. If you would like to spend a fun couple of hours, I invite you to stop off at the Natches Trading Post. You will come away with a deeper understanding of the area and take away products that will give you an appreciation for how good home made foods can taste.

Actua fruit stand in the middle of an orchard!…read more We asked what was local and the response was everything except for some peaches which came from 20 miles away.. Super cool place Went for the pie which they were out of.. got something called a papple, like a Japanese pear and some leper colony like pumpkin which was super cool

My friend was on the hunt for Tieton cherries, however, we had just missed those. Apparently, they…read moreare a bit earlier than the rest of the cherries. Catch ya next year! There was a handicap spot right next to the steps but don't remember there being a ramp (might be wrong though). I got some sweet juicy apricots and my friend got some cherries. They had some tempting baked goods too! We hit some other stands up north but ended up coming back here for more cherries. They had the best price!

Prepared Food: We got a peach sundae with berry ice cream instead of vanilla. I'm sure vanilla is…read moregood, but this was the right move. It was AMAZING! A large helping of fresh peaches, divine ice cream and whip cream was above and beyond. We also got a milkshake which was fresh made with real ingredients - also received two thumbs WAY up! Fruit: We purchased peaches and apples. All were fresh, crisp and sweet. Great condition and very well priced. Service: Everyone was kind, attentive, and helpful. The young lady who made our sundae was new to the job, but did an absolutely fantastic job. Atmosphere: This place is neat and a beautiful, early fall day when you can still get some peaches, is a perfect time. Highly recommended. We'll be back!!

Buy local grown fruit, jams, spaghetti sauce. We came during the apricot, cherry season. I highly…read morerecommend the very sweet, delicious Selah cherries. We had a few ice cream cups too. A+ for Kevinlicious.

We came across this second rendition of the McIlrath Fruitstand while we were riding our bikes…read morealong the Naches trail of the Greenway path. It's located in an iconic for a building with a giant sign that simply reads "Fruit" - Washington nostalgia at its best! Apparently they are renting the place from the previous owners had lucky for all of us, it gives us a chance to buy more delicious produce and local products a little bit further down on the trail! Located on the way out to Naches, this place has tons of great stuff be at for a bike ride, a barbecue or just grabbing some delicious tree grown treats for at home. The produce that is available here largely mirrors what is down the road a few miles at the main stand near Suntides golf course. When we came in, they had tons of fresh bing and rainier cherries, apricots, peppers, Blueberries and plenty of potatoes and onions. The array of colors on any of the tables is always impressive and make sure thankful to live in a place like this! In addition to fruit, they roast their own peanuts, sell Tillamook ice cream, So local honey, rustic wooden furniture as well as meats from a butcher in Selah and smoked salmon from a small town on the Westside. It all added up to more than we were expecting and gave us a lot of reasons to come back here other than just the tree fruit options. The prices are very reasonable and the gal working here was very friendly. It's the sort of place you stop on your way out and on your way back, and is a good reason to carry a bag or basket on your bike! A great stop no matter what the occasion.

This farm was great. Reasonable prices and fun selection of produce, especially peppers. We did not…read moreu-pick, but several people were and those prices were even better.

I love this farm. The family and staff are so friendly and helpful. I love that you can u-pick…read moreand there is such a great variety. I look forward to picking here every year. Thank you to the Krueger family for the rich history you have in the valley.

This place is so amazing we always get the taco sampler, which is honestly enough for 2 people and…read morethe ingredients are so frickin fresh and tasty. Tonight we got the taco sampler and the Philly. 100000/10.

Pleasantly surprised. Food truck food doesn't usually go in to a restaurant- I believe it's the…read moreother way around you have a successful restaurant then you pop out a food truck or two. Food VERY good. Beer & wine only here from there but I think with a limited bar and wine menu they did a good job on picking Saint Hilaire cellars (instead of some silly commercial wine). We had chicken stir fry, beef Gorgonzola and chicken Alfredo. Gluten free options made me happy!! Extra bonus was great service.

While limited in selection, the quality is not limited. Always fresh and reasonably priced, the…read morefruits and vegetables make it worth the stop.

We had passed this place for years. Today we stopped. So glad we did. As soon as we picked up some…read morepeach syrup to buy, a guy offered us some peach slices to sample. I was like "YUM TY! Now where are they to buy?" Lol! After we left I looked on here and was so glad this place had wonderful reviews. We will pass by this place no more.

Awesome food probably the best burgers here fries and onion rings are good too definitely worth the…read moredrive

The guy at the register was beyond his pay grade in customer service, but the rest of our…read moreexperience was not so good: - the wait was long - about 20 minutes of waiting in the dusty wind outside. We ordered at the walk-up window, but the drive thru was equally slow (the order mic is only one car behind the pickup window, so they can't possibly queue/prep more than two drive thru orders at a time). - the burgers were all (4) cooked about five minutes past well done. They were hard to bite, hard to chew, and hard to swallow. Condiments helped, but not enough. Maybe this is (part of) why orders were taking so long. - the tater tots were beyond crispy - there was no potato left in them. It was fun for the first couple of tots, but then it had a really artificial feel to it - like those french fries that you buy in the potato chip bags. We regretted stopping here, and very much doubt that we will ever be back.