The nicest, polite, very accommodating couple own this. Beautiful location up on Green Bluff in…read moreSpokane, WA We did a baby shower up here, could also have graduations, weddings, anniversaries, birthdays

I'm in love with Chewelah, Washington.... I want to go back as we lived there in 1998 for a year…read more During Chataqua my then 3 year old daughter and I paraded through Chewelah and LOVED IT!!! We moved back to California and, though it seemed like the best idea at the time......, there's a lot to be said about the small town EVERYTHING!!!!! In 1999, Chataqua brought a part of the WALL....an amazing place and festival with tons of history.

Yeehaw! Talk about good, clean fun that makes you feel like you're living in 1950's - this is it!…read more This is small town goodness that reminded me of that movie 'Doc Hollywood.' I had definitely made it off the path here in Chewelah. This is a place where kids leave their bikes out in the yard knowing that no one will steal them. Love that. We narrowly missed the parade but did get to see the parade queens (wearing shorts and tiara's). We also enjoyed free music and a bingo game in the middle of the park. The artisans and craftspeople came from all over the state of Washington. Their wares ranged from funky to works of art. I thought a lot of the prices were high so I limited my purchases to goat's milk soap and a handmade hair wooden hair pin. Of course, I found the funds for a caramel apple. ;) This is the land of the wild huckleberry so I also picked up gifts to bring home - huckleberry taffy, huckleberry bark and huckleberry syrup. It doesn't get better than this!

My family and I LOVED these eggs! They taste better than any eggs you can get at a grocery store!…read moreAlso, these chickens live happy pasture-raised lives. Couldn't be happier!

This is an outstanding museum! We came here because the rating were so good and we were not…read moredisappointed! The museum staff was a delight and played For us on her dulcimer! Every facet of life in the early 1900s was displayed. A great use of time and very inexpensive for the value received.

One of the best museums I've seen especially when size and funding are taken into consideration. An…read moreamazing amount of local artifacts on display and easy to see. Everything from jewelry. And musical instruments to reconstructed buildings and a 1947 fire truck. Volunteer was very knowledgeable and friendly. Cost only $2. This place is amazing!

went to the Lavender Festival for the first time in deer park it was so much fun I did a photoshoot…read morewith myself in the lavender field today and Lover of Lavender package was totally worth it got some goodies to try with it!! I'II definitely do this again

I had such a pleasant experience at your establishment today. Your knowledge and clear explanation…read moreof the products were greatly appreciated, and I feel very confident in the quality of the artisanal lavender and other botanical items I purchased. I'm so glad I decided to visit your lavender farm and shop, and I will certainly share my experience with others who are looking for lavender products in this area.

My wife, kids and I have picked blueberries there for a couple decades now! No better place to go!read more

We love to pick blueberries here! My kids and I come out several times each summer and pick the…read moremost delicious berries. It is easy, low-key, friendly. They charge by the pound and you self-pay using cash. I've also occasionally seen some checks in the money box. They provide everything you need. Just wear a hat and/or plan for the sun because there is no shade. Hence the gorgeous and tasty berries.

I just love the picture of the yellow raspberries. I bet they are just as good tasting as the red…read moreraspberries. I would like to make a fruit salad out of the yellow raspberries. As for Greenbluff, I dont get there too often, but I have always have a good time when I go there. I've been to the Apple Cider celebration. I had a good time too. The apples they raise there are just wonderful. I went to the peach festival too, and had a wonderful time. I think Greenbluff is a wonderful and productive area for Spokane.

A must go in the fall! the best place to pick any and all types of apples, grapes, berries,…read moreflowers, etc. Super easy to grab a bucket, go picking and then pay at the shop in the front (which also has caramel apples and other goodies for sale!. The owners, especially Karen, are so sweet and friendly -- We learned all about how they make fresh apple cider every Thursday. The apples are delicious - I highly recommend the honey crisp. You can't go wrong!! What a fun experience. Amazing views as you're picking. Plus if you go across the street, they have incredible pumpkin donuts.

Our new go to place to get my back-up hay and now feed…read more What it has going for it: - convenient location (for me) - pricing on par with similar establishments - workers are friendly & accommodating What it has going against it: - yard where you load up your hay or feed gets muddy, nothing some gravel couldn't fix - limited hours So we use this place if we are short at the end of season. We get a 12 ton delivery every year from our normal guy. Went in here when we ran short one year. Now we come in here for there ever expanding online of livestock feed. They everything from Super layer feed to dairy goat feed to pig feed to believe screening pellets. They are a little more than say a North 40, but they are local and seam to treat their customers and employees right, so to us it is worth little extra. This summer will be inquiring about their for 12 ton delivered hay.... may have a new primary source this year. Looking to feed your livestock and live in the area... they are a great resource and don't hesitate to try them out.

I bought several tons of hog feed this last season to raise 8 full size hogs. I was going through…read moreit & the pigs didn't prefer it at first to store bought until I started fermenting it which solved several problems. I did notice the quality varies each trip & went down a bit starting mid summer but fermenting the feed helped a great deal. Adding some sour milk on occasion made the pigs very happy. I am happy with the end product. I also fed a bit of the fermented pig feed to the chickens, ducks & geese. It kept them out of the pigs pasture & they did enjoy it. They do have a chicken feed so I might try that soon. They also carry an alfalfa pellet. The pellets I will say are likely the best I've found anywhere. I have some very picky Nigerian Dwarves who love their pellets. I think I get 10 40lb bags for around $90. I also tried a multi bale of alfalfa a few weeks ago which they loved also. I tried a bag of the beef protein cubes. I added just a bit to the pig feed before fermenting & they did enjoy that. Pigs often get bored so adding or changing their feed just a little bit here & there kept them interested. My last visit I picked up 40 or 50 lb bags of Barley seed to make winter fodder. I am getting ready to set that up but the seeds do look good & I think it will be a great saver in feed costs over winter as the bags are under $10 each & the sprouts should end up giving me a higher protein feed with triple the size & it will be fresh greens through winter.