Lisa (the owner) took an order from us while we were on the road. We just wanted 'real food'…read more(not-junky-fast-food). Score! We had the BigBird Sandwiches (were on special). Delish. Perhaps more importantly, the pies. OMG the pies. Home made, perfect balance between fruit and sugar, and on the Marion berry pie, a perfect crumble crust. These are the kind of home-made pies your mom, or her mom make, and you know you're lucky to enjoy. Awesome!

The pics of this quaint little shop got my attention and after reading all the reviews I couldn't…read moreresist stopping by for some pie - and it was absolutely worth it! This adorable spot has every sweet thing you could possibly crave, but they also have sandwiches, soups, and even homemade chili with all the fixins! I was on a dessert mission so I grabbed a slice of their signature Marion Berry pie and of course I had to get a slice of the pecan as well. They were both delicious! The pecan was some of the best I've had outside of the south. But that Marion Berry was the star for sure - a perfect balance between sweet and tart and the homemade streusel topping was a flawless finish. Highly recommend! The gigantic cinnamon rolls also looked amazing - but the man ahead of me bought every last one so I didn't have a chance to try them haha! You can get them with or without icing and according to the owner they're great either way. They also sell coffee and ice cream and there's quite a decent sized gift shop inside. Seating is limited but the location is convenient, prices are good, and the staff/owners are just lovely. (Just be aware there's a $1 charge if you're using a credit card) A true hidden gem owned by a sweet local couple - the pies are divine and it's such a fun, cozy vibe inside - definitely worth a stop!

Olympic National Park has several visitor centers and ranger stations because of how big it is…read more This is the main visitor center for the park. Olympic National Park Visitor Center is in Port Angeles on the road to Hurricane Ridge. It has plenty of parking spaces and a welcome sign that you can get a photo in front of. This was my first visit to Olympic National Park. I appreciated the help that I received from the staff here. They gave me information on how to navigate my way around the park. I was excited to make the trek up to Hurricane Ridge for the day. It is one of the most visited areas of Olympic National Park. I wanted to do the Hurricane Hill hike while I was here. The park ranger explained to me how to get to the trailhead and where to park. Because the Wi-Fi is spotty in this area, they have paper maps available. Olympic National Park Visitor Center is also a gift shop and sells snacks and beverages. The building itself is spacious and has two levels. There are exhibits about the park's natural and cultural history, a discovery room for kids and a film that plays throughout the day. Make sure you check out the wildflowers out front and the nature trails behind the building. Also, don't forget to stamp your national park passport book while you are here. There are entrance stations on Hurricane Ridge Road once you pass this visitor center. The drive up to Hurricane Ridge is around 17 miles. Hurricane Ridge Road sometimes closes in the winter due to avalanches.

Awesome place. We go out national park stamp and stickers. Great place to go. Thank you once again…read morefor the staff. It was so much fun we learn a lot.

Hurricane Ridge is one of the most visited areas in Olympic National Park. It has an elevation of…read moreover 5,000 ft and is about an 18 mile drive from Port Angeles. Hurricane Ridge is known for skiing, sledding, snowboarding and its many hiking trails. The mountain views from up here are just breathtaking. A lodge and visitor center stood here for 70 years. While preparing for renovation work, the building was completely destroyed by fire on May 7, 2023. Right now there is a temporary structure in its place that has working toilets. A ranger is on hand to give out paper maps and answer any questions for those that want to hike or explore the area. Sadly there is no food options or a gift shop here at Hurricane Ridge anymore. If you want to shop for gifts, you can visit the Olympic National Park Visitor Center in Port Angeles. They have set up a small table outside for those that want to stamp their National Park Passport books. The parking lot near the Hurricane Ridge Visitor Center is really spacious. You can also hop on a shuttle from Port Angeles for a couple bucks if you don't want to do the drive yourself. There are many trail options that range from easy to difficult for those that like to hike.

Very good spot . Visitor center has a cafe which serves good food . We got few stuff to eat and it…read morewas good . Especially the potato fries . Loved it . Few seats to sit and eat . Wish they had more seats . Lovely views from visitor center . Clothing / merchandise is very expensive. A hoodie costs about 52$ here ! Insane .. not a very good place to shop souvenirs.. parking can be tricky . Overall a good experience.

Fiddleheads is our family's favorite go-to for fun gifts and decor. We love their products, the…read morecharming atmosphere and the owners. If you're looking for beautiful, unique gifts, Fiddleheads is your place!

What a wonderful shop! Beautiful array of gift items and home decor, garden items, and wonderful…read morevintage items. A great place to shop for gifts and gift wrap as well. Cards, wonderful imported soaps, and best of all, friendly owners! I never miss a chance to go there!

We pulled in to visit, but it was all closed mid day…read more There was on lady cutting lavender with the special cutting tool. Nice property but small.

Although not as large as some of the others, I think Lavender Connection does have its standouts!…read moreThey seem to grow a lot more species so you can browse around and smell what each of them are like! The products have better design and feel more professional, which I appreciate more. They're not for me as I find the fragrance too mature, but I do love their dried bouquets and would often see them at Ballard farmers market. They do have picnic tables available. Nice staff all around too!

What a great family farm to visit and learn about lavender from soup to nuts! We chose this farm…read moreprimarily for being rated high on dog friendliness and so glad we did as the family/staff alone was so warm, welcoming and nice! We arrived right in time for a free tour which was SO interesting (do it, worth it) and Rob was our guide and had a great sense of humor. I am obsessed with lavender so it was fun learning about the farming and production process. Beware of that gift shop though as they have tons of amazing and unique products that are hard to resist (so I didn't). We capped off our visit with a lavender lemonade that was fantastic. Thanks for having us B&B!

I'm writing this review five minutes after leaving the farm. I really enjoyed my experience there…read more I recommend taking some time to enjoy the fields and explore the different colors and scents before joining the barn tour. My tour guide was very entertaining and informative and left me with a stronger liking for lavender and the process behind lavender products. Don't be afraid to explore the gift shop and keep in mind the information you learned from the tour. Absolutely an amazing experience, I'd give higher than five stars if possible.

Great shop, with lots of different unique items to choose from. Decor, unique gifts, clothing,…read morejewelry, handbags, paint supplies, and more. The owners are very helpful. Large selections to choose from. Was worth the drive from Seattle.

I love all the different product here, there's things I haven't seen in other stores before! The…read morestaff here is amazing, I've seen them answer 100 of my little sisters questions in a row haha. Its a very cute shop

Thank you to the new business owner. I too had a bad experience with the owner…read more She was showing us handmade consignment gifts from Students.. I asked her if she offered consignment to Seniors. Very sternly she said she only supports students from H.S. I wasn't what she said it was how she said it to me with stern eyes. We never went back. Now that there is a new owner we will stop by and check your store out. Thank you for posting there is a new owner. ~Claire

When my mom and I come to the Lavender Festival. This is the place we come to for gifts ect. So,…read moresweet and kind as well. We will of course always come back. It's our regular thing to do. I highly recommend going there. I love the fact that it's family owned, that makes it all the more special.