Schuh Farms is one of my favorite stands in the various farmers markets around Seattle to pick up fresh strawberries. Coinciding with a recent visit to Deception Pass for the low tide in June, we decided to visit the actual farm stand up in Mt. Vernon on the way. This location consists firstly of a little building in front with a drive through and walk up window serving freshly made fruit smoothies, coffee, and ice cream. The only menu with pricing is located on the drive through side so it's a little inconvenient for walk ins! But at least for strawberries, they get fresh fruit right from the farm (we saw them walking in several flats of Rainiers as they opened up in the morning). Otherwise, the main store is in the barn-looking building behind that. When we visited in Mid-June, they were selling tons of different plants (50% off!), lots of freshly baked pies, and tons or strawberries! When we first walked in at 9:30 AM, the strawberries had literally just been brought to the stand; they were fresh as fresh can be. They had two varieties for the day: Albion (as with most Day-Neutral varieties, these are mediocre, but still better than grocery store varieties), and Rainier, one of the most flavorful varieties grown in Washington. We picked up a half flat for only $20, and would have bought more if not for the fact that we had already purchased 8 pounds of Upick Puget Crimsons from another farm just the previous day. We opted to also hit the little cafe to pick up one of Schuh Farms famous strawberry milkshakes. Strawberry Shake, 20oz ($8.50) - So delicious, the decadent dessert and ridiculously thick, rich, and creamy. Does this milkshake consist of strawberry blended with strawberry ice cream to amp up that fruity flavor? The strawberry is exceptionally jammy and it stays jammy even when the drink warms up. It somehow never gets watery like melted ice cream! (5/5) I've been buying from Schuh Farms ever since moving to Washington and I plan on continuing to be a customer in future years. Now I know there's a big advantage driving up to the farm instead of just stalking their stands at the farmers markets in town! read more

Cute farm stand/market. Everything is on the expensive side. The pumpkin squash selection was huge! They even had a roadside coffee, stand with ice cream and blackberry shakes and pies that all look delicious. Everyone that works there was friendly and enthusiastic. read more

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What a nice surprise to find this cute little farm store complete with fresh veggies, local fruits/berries and even some specialty fruit(Peaches!) from Eastern Washington! Our visit was in August so fresh corn/blueberries and of course pie was on the list! They are super friendly, helpful and have a wonderful store full of jams, jellies and baked goods! Don't skip this little gem, it was worth the trip during every season of the year! read more

Came here on our way to the nearby tulip fields. Cute little spot to stop. They have a coffee building with other drinks - i got a teaberry shake (I had never even heard of a teaberry before) and inside the main building, thye have jams and pies and other gifts. Also outside there are goats and chickens. read more

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My family was on a RV road trip from California to Oregon and Washington state. We passed by this farm to get produce and we ended up getting this tayberry jam and apple cider as well. So yum! read more

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To celebrate Pi Day (March 14), we made the trek to Schuh Farms. They had a generous variety of pies to select from. Also available were a limited amount of vegetables. The employees were all friendly and helpful. An item I really liked was their "mini" pies. They were perfect for two or three bites. They also came in several flavors. Some were even packaged in small plastic containers with 4 mini pies for $6.00. I bought one container.... I should have gotten a couple more! Available in their gift shop was a variety of merchandise. It was a pleasant trip with pretty good pies. read more

This place is extra amazing around Halloween offering entertainment for kids and family fun! This year they had an inflatable pumpkin, tractor rides, maze and pumpkin picks farms and farm animals. They have a huge selection of sweet treats and gift shop type offerings that are too cute to pass up. You can still enjoy their baked good, excellent coffee and seasonal produce throughout the year. And don't get me started on their pies!!!! You can call and order them ahead! read more

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Garden Fresh fruits and veggies, delicious baked goods, pickles, jams, eggs and cheese. Not to mention espresso, and ice cream!

This wonderful little farm is a "must stop" when my husband and I are visiting our daughter weekly in Mount Vernon. We love the pies, the veggies, and the huge selection of jarred goodies. It's adorable during Halloween and Christmas, the decor makes an already very charming shop even better. The employees are all incredibly friendly and helpful. There was a woman in a MAGA hat in the store being rude and arguing with another woman but we didn't let that stop us from enjoying our stop in. read more

THEY HAVE FRESH PIES HERE!!!!!!!! tip: be sure to call ahead to place an order before driving out!

Quaint little farm shack on the road. Up front they make fresh berry shakes and sell their delicious baked goods. Inside you can get fresh produce, local cheese, fresh baked goods and pies. The staff is extremely friendly and allowed us to see their chickens and goats. The lemon blueberry scones are worth a trip everyday to visit. read more

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We are coming back today but i just had to sit and write a review. Wow!! The workers? So sweet!! They are all just wandering around filling up more pumpkins and asking every customer if they're having a good time or if we need help. It's like entering Halloween town!! They have a yellow brick road and a play area for the wild ones They have goats and chickens too!! And the ice cream cookie sandwiches soooo good! And im lactose intolerant and it was worth every bite!! read more

Stopped here for some ice cream and came home with some spicey dilly beans, homemade cookies, and boysenberry syrup. This place is amazing! I'm not from this area and was happy we stumbled upon this gem. They have beautiful plants too and a little gift shop. Definitely worth stopping in and checking it out. Homemade pie too.. options are endless! The lady working was extremely outgoing and friendly. You don't get that very often these days. If ever in this area again will be making a trip back here! read more

My partner brought me home a berry pie and a berry smoothie from the stand at Schuh Farms. I will never drive by that stand again with stopping for a berry smoothie, it pretty much blew away with smoothies we usually get elsewhere in Mount Vernon. And the berry pie, I have to admit I was a little skeptical when I saw the funky crust on top, but that pie is wonderful, nearly perfect! read more

OMG how have I lived in this area as long as I have and have never heard of Schuh Farms?! I'm in love with this place and can hardly wait for another Skagit Valley road trip and a chance to stop by again. The place is cute, as in adorable, as in a picturesque farm setting with a postcard-worthy barn (and plenty of parking). There's even a food truck out front that sells really good shakes. Inside, Schuh is bursting with fresh fruits and veggies - including local berries and other produce. I bought a bunch of vegetables that look like they'd just been picked, including corn (which was a great deal at 4/$1). They even had a little spot to shuck your corn on the spot. How handy! read more

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I like going to Schuh Farms. It has a quaint country feel. That is the only good thing about it. Every time my family goes there the produce gets more and more expensive. When I can get produce for half the price at the grocery store on whidbey island it just isn't worth it. When I first moved to the area 10 years ago you could get produce in bulk from Schuh at or maybe slightly above market prices, I just went today and produce was double the cost. In this economy the ambiance isn't worth it unless you're independently wealthy. read more

My friend and I were visiting WA from AZ and were excited to visit the farm with my friend's 8 year old daughter. We were not disappointed!! Everyone was so friendly and helpful! The freshness and flavor of the produce was great, and we really enjoyed the activities (hay ride, corn maze, barrel and tractor rides, etc.)! This was such a fun experience and I'll definitely be back next time I'm in the area! read more

Such a great experience we had here. The staff was so friendly and kind. My family came on a weekday so it was quite slow and it was nice. I heard there are more activities on the weekend but today we experiences plenty. There was a little farm to see with chickens ( you can feed them corn for a quarter), pigs, cows, goats and a rabbit. There is almost a friendly dog walking around. There is a yellow brick road behind the grocery store that leads to a play area with a slide for the kids. There are many photo opportunities with pumpkins, pumpkin patches and Halloween decorations. The grocery store sells their own fruits, veggies, eggs, jams/spreads and much much more. I left with a butternut squash and some of their eggs and apples. I would absolutely recommend this farm to visit. It was such a great experience for my family and if I didn't purchase anything at the grocery store it would of been free! I felt like I should purchase something because establishments like this are a gem to our community. read more

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We absolutely love this place during the fall. We've been here twice already since September and we will probably be going back again. If you haven't tried the Schuh cinnamon rolls it's a must. read more

Loved our experience at Schuh Farms this year. We visited for the first time to get our fall pumpkins. The place is adorable, easy to find and they have great prices. You are able to pick your own, they have a great selection of not only the regular run of the mill carving pumpkins but also a wide variety of different more decorative ones as well. We ended up purchasing many because the prices were so great. Inside is a cute shop where I purchased some cookies and a bouquet of dahlias as well. We ended up buying a 45 lb pumpkin, a 25 lb and multiple smaller pumpkins plus cookies and flowers for under $35! They also have plenty of cute fall children's activities going on to keep kiddos occupied and entertained. We will be using Schuh Farms for our future pumpkin patch needs. read more

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Great place to take the Family to pick Strawberries. The staff is very friendly and there are goats and cows near by to please the kids.

I stopped by because of a road sign advertising that said simply "pies - half price"! I walked and saw pies at the counter and asked if they had any strawberry-rhubarb, to which the counter person said yes. She rang it up and said that will be $18 and change. I handed her my credit card and after a second asked if that was half price since it seem rather high. She said no that all the half price pies had been sold and that they were all just apple. Gritting my teeth I bought the pie and as I was leaving I saw the counter person come out and pull the 1/2 price sign. I could have said never mind and left with out so that's on me and I guess technically the sign didn't say "all pies half price" but beware, even in the valley, not everything is how it may seem. In my opinion they should have given the pie at half price then pulled the sign. read more

Absolutely fabulous farm! We stopped here on our way to the ferry to spent a long weekend on Orcas, and originally stopped here just to get a couple of flats of berries. We quickly scooped up a beautiful mix of blackberries, raspberries, albino raspberries, and blueberries. We entered the small shop to pay, and were immediately distracted by the amazing selection of fruits and veggies. We added peaches, apricots and nectarines to our pile, as well as preserved peach slices and a block of cheese. We've been enjoying all of this throughout the weekend, and everything was just delicious. We are looking forward to passing through on our way back to Seattle to pick up more things! read more

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We stopped in to buy a few things. When we looked at our receipt 10 minutes later in the car, they had charged us $30 for a half flat of strawberries. We were shocked, so phoned them and were told the 1/2 flats were $18. So we asked why we were charged $30. She paused and then said, Oh, my mistake, they are $30. As far as we are concerned this is theft. Our fault, we should have asked BEFORE we checked out. read more

Fabulous. So much to do for adults and kids! Prices were amazingly cheap! (Maybe I shouldn't announce that little secret, shhhh!) for 61 lbs of pumpkins it was $15! Free hayrides. Free shuttle to the other side of the road. $1.25 tickets for the kiddo activities that require tickets. Several choices of food vendor trucks set up on site. We didn't try any but saw the lines at them and everyone seemed to like what they were getting. Porta potties if you need to go. We didn't dare, so can't comment on that but be prepared if you go. Lots of little places to go in and buy produce I'm assuming grown on site. And cheap!!! We bought a little here and there. And the yummiest cider! Had a small bottle there a few times and loaded up to come home. Pumpkins, oh my! You can pick yourself in the big field with a wheelbarrow. Bring mid boots. Or on the barn side of the road they have loads of them already picked. And many colors! Pink, gray, green, white, variegated. Even Cinderella ones! And boxes of mini pumpkins, gourds, squash, you name it! Also lots of seasonal decor in the barn. Be careful tho, pricing is a bit bizarre. They take cards and cash. The corn maze is cash only and you'd be better to have it with you than stand in the LONG line for people paying for pumpkins from the field. I'll know next year....it's rather long to stand there twice.... But if you're looking to go somewhere and spend a few fall hours, this is definitely you're place! We can't wait to see what next season holds! read more

Monday's half priced pies Farm fresh produce grown local Be one with your food #reviewsinhaiku Know where your food comes from and skip the grocery store. One of the best farms in Skagit county. read more

Saw sign for 1/2 flats for $13. Stopped in and bought. I Had to throw away almost 2 pints- moldy, squishy, not edible. The ones that were good are almost past prime. Very disappointed. read more

Schuh Farms - a basket of strawberries - Farms Near Me - Mount Vernon, Washington

We love Schuh Farms. The kids love the ginormous cookies and apple cider. I love the Christmas trees and pumpkins. We come here year round for vegetables and seasonal fun! Everyone is super nice! The kids love the bouncy castle on Halloween. Thanks! read more

I love this quaint farm for their beautiful produce, friendly and helpful staff, and not to mention the adorable and tasty gifts they offer in the shop. I have a calendar of what they off for each season on my refrigerator. read more

Come here for ice cream as much as possible! The ice cream is so creamy and the ingredients are fresh from the farm. read more

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I've stopped here for produce and sometimes their marion berry pie. The produce is always good and the pies, which are made as "crisps" (no top crust) have always been excellent. I ordered an apple pie and a pecan pie for Thanksgiving, and I must say both pies were a BIG disappointment! The apple pie crust was a wreck - it looked horrible. And they used so much cinnamon that they could have called it a cinnamon pie! Nasty sweet with a ton of cinnamon. No thanks. The pecan pie was fine inside, but the pecans on top and the pie crust were burned. The crust was so badly burned that it was almost black! Had I noticed this at the cash register, I would have never taken the pie. Frankly, a quality place like Schuh farms should have never sold it to me. What a disappointment! Oh, and yes - the pies were very expensive too boot! I might continue to buy a berry crisp from them from time to time, but I learned my lesson regarding their apple pecan pies!!! read more

The espresso stand doesn't use vanilla ice cream in their shakes; they use some kind of berry ice cream or sorbet so the "milkshake" comes out very sour and tart, more like a smoothie read more

Very unhappy with Schuhs policy of charging $1.00 extra when purchasing with a Visa debit card. Complaining about the fees charged to business by the banks, that is a cost of doing business. Price accordingly, your prices are too high anyway. I have been shopping at Schuhs for over 20 years, I will not be going back. read more

My husband and I take an annual trip to get Mt. Vernon corn to make Corn Relish. This year our regular suppliers, Skagit Valley Produce, didn't open and their phone is disconnected. We needed a new source. We buy about 100 to 150 years a year, so a farmers market wasn't going to have the quantity we were after. However, we felt it was a place to start. We attended the Mt. Vernon Farmer's Market and asked around. We were directed to Schuh Farm. The staff were very pleasant. The store was very small but well equipped. We bought 50 ears. My husband said that just wasn't enough. I said we could come back for more if we need it. (If you go, get twice as much as you think you'll need!) we made 33 pints of Cohen relish with our corn. We also bought a black watermelon which was a little bit sweeter than a regular watermelon. We bought a bumbleberry (raspberry, blackberry, and something else) pies which was pretty tasty. A week later my husband wanted more corn so we went back to the Schuh farm. Almost no corn. It was nature's fault, the weather had turned and it was pouring. Rats. It's almost a two-hour trip, one-way. We left defeated. The owner recommended we call before we come next time. Very sensible suggestion. On our way home we had to pass the Skagit Valley Produce again and across the street there's a 76 station. Someone was selling corn out of their very full truckbed. We got all the corn my husband could ever want (80 more ears) and it was just as amazing as the Schuh farm corn for the same price. read more

The best place to buy local produce in Skagit Valley! A bigger selection than all the other farm stands, and better prices. Produce selection varies by season, but includes a wide selection of local berries during berry season. Some produce is grown right there on their own property, and was picked just that morning. The last time I was there, I bought a head of red leaf lettuce that had been grown in their own garden... it was bigger than a basketball, too big to fit in a clear plastic produce bag, tasted DELICIOUS, and only cost a few dollars! Also sells small houseware-type gifts (most are not locally made), locally baked goods, and garden starts/plants during the growing season. One of the few farmstands in the area that takes debit/credit cards. Tons of parking. Small espresso stand on the highway side of the lot. Visiting with kids: walk past the main store to the little white barn right behind it. You can check out the chickens, and feed them scratch from a dispenser for 25 cents. Bok bok! read more

During the summer/fall garden season they have $10 produce boxes that change weekly/depending on what's in season. I went a couple weeks ago and got 1 lb. peaches, 1 lb. green beans, 1 bunch of spinach, 1 pint of boysenberries, a green and a yellow zucchini. They also have great deals on other stuff, fresh treats and bouquets of flowers. read more

It's true what they say about the pies here. They are decent and offered in mini sizes as well. However, it wasn't that late in the day that we went and right around the first 4 we tried to choose were sold out. So I am not sure if they are understaffed, but you would think that if the pies are that popular they would want to keep the popular pies stocked and make some doggone money? Anyways, beyond that, it's a fun place. The buildings are nice looking, they have adorable animals right within viewing and petting reachability. The kids that were present that day had a blast interacting with the little goats. You could hear and see cows mooing in the distance. They had TONS of gourds and pumpkins there. There was an espresso stand right out front which seemed lucky for them because it shares their parking lot (might even be owned by them) and I am sure a legit espresso stand is going to draw in extra business since folks would already be right there in the parking lot. Long story short, no real complaints beyond pie variety disappointment. read more

Great Fram. We come here every year. Highly recommend it to everyone. The staff is friendly and there are fresh pies baked daily. Just remember to bring some sun block. read more

Schuh Farms - A bit to early but in a week the picking will be great - Farms Near Me - Mount Vernon, Washington

Enjoyed a quick early morning stop here, and saw and smelled fresh pies being delivered. Bought some delicious peaches and other fruit here. Staff friendly and you are standing on a real farm! Fun and tasty. read more

Stopped by and bought some excellent fresh bread and some pies during the Tulip Festival two weeks ago. While paying for food items I accidently (and stupidly) dropped $160 out of my wallet and did not notice. Young lady who works there (I think her name was Jennifer) found my money later and held on to it to see if someone would be looking for it. I was super happy when I called that she had found it and she sent me a check in the mail to return the money to me. Jennifer, thank you so much for doing this, you have restored my faith in humanity! I am super grateful to you for doing this! You have a lovely farm shop with great bakery items. Will return if I am ever in that area again. read more