While traveling in WA we found this market. So cute and full of local goodies and items…read more I bought some tea, fruit and lotions. Excellent customer service.

Cute little store that has a lot of offer. Checked out the meat and pie selection, local honey and…read morecrafts. It's all there. Ended up getting local cider and some chocolate. Neat little market with lots to offer.

At first take you think the Sedro-Woolley Farmers Market is small. Then you engulf yourself in the…read morelittle town square where the market is held every Wednesday, and everyone makes you feel like your right at home They have fresh fruits , grass fed beef , Organic oils, you name it... definitely at must see family attraction

I love a good farmers market! Especially with a mix of farm fresh foods and artisan goods! We…read moresampled mead, from a local meadery, nuts, pies & honey. I came away with gifts for my grandbabies, honey to take home and a bottle of mead in my pocket! I was tempted by so much more. Parking gets busy, the later you come- but there is limited accessible parking & public restrooms. Every vendor I spoke with was wonderful & that made it very easy to shop! I adore the little sippy insulated cups I snagged! The market being so close to the waterfront means a nice breeze and views!

A quaint and cozy market, one can find a little bit everything at the Anacortes Farmers Market. We…read moreenjoyed the homemade crafts and tastes, as well as the artwork and food trucks. Easily a lovely little spot to return to when in town on a Saturday morning/afternoon. Support local!

Totally cool farmstand. The red shed is a self-service farmer's market with fresh foods that are in…read moreseason, including eggs (probably year-round), kale, and lettuce, which were available at the time I went. There were also garlic braids and bulbs, among other things. The coolest part: write down what you purchased on a notepad, and leave the cash in the bank in the shed! It was the neatest business concept I saw on the island and maybe ever. Little to no overhead and completely self-sufficient and sustainable.

What a beautiful fall day we spent at this lovely farm! A great family place with a relaxed…read moreattitude, reasonable prices, friendly farmers/staff and free reign to take nature walks and visit the ducks and chickens, pick apples and raspberries. Also 100% organic with a great selection of fresh produce. It is so hard to find good u-pick orchards near the Seattle area (weird, right?!), so we were very excited to stumble upon this gem of a place. Definitely a new family tradition! Info from local farm directory: MOTHER FLIGHT FARM 20482 Skagit City Rd., Mount Vernon Glen and Charlotte Johnson (360) 445-3501 (360) 661-6098 or 99 johnson@ncia.com DIRECTIONS: From I-5 exit 221 go west to next right onto Fir Island Rd., through Conway and across the bridge then turn right onto Skagit City Rd. 1/2 mile to Mother Flight Farm Stand. Watch for signs. INFORMATION: Come enjoy our seasonal organic fresh produce, grown in harmony with Nature. Shop at the stand, take a nature walk, have a picnic. Apples, Basil, Beets, Broccoli, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Chard, Cider, Cucumbers, Daffodils, Garlic, Jams, Kale and Collards, Kohl Rabi, Lettuce, Melons, Onions, Parsley, Peas, Potatoes, Radishes, Raspberries, Rhubarb, Salad Greens, Spinach, Strawberries, Winter & Summer Squash, Tomatoes; we have it all. Open April -Oct., 10 a.m. - dusk, Friday, Saturday & Sunday.

A great spot for blueberry lovers! Their items may vary in availability depending on the season…read more The location is small and they have a couple of parking spots available. There's some outdoor seating, available but the majority is in the sun. The people inside were very friendly and let us try samples of the blueberries. We ordered an ice cream sandwich, a full flat of blueberries, and blueberry juice. The ice cream sandwich was packed with blueberries and had really good flavor. I definitely think about this one a lot and would love to go back the next time I'm in the area.

I picked up their blueberry juice at Ballard Farmers Market in Seattle, and it was absolutely…read moredelicious! I can't wait to get more next time.

I love Baldham Farm! It's not just because the owners are personal friends of mine (you rock,…read moreMiriam and Dan!) but also because it's a farm that I really enjoy visiting and can support. The location is gorgeous, the owners are super friendly and accommodating, and the animals are treated very well. Baldham Farm has received certified organic status, so you can eat your food knowing it wasn't processed with chemicals, or that the animals were mistreated. When you visit the farm, you can see how happy the animals are (the pigs KILL me - they are the BEST). The prices for meat are very reasonable. In fact, I was telling my friends that they aren't charging enough! I have personally never tasted meat that was so delicious. It freezes very well, too, and makes for really tasty crockpot meals (I'm a single, working professional). Along with the meats, Miriam makes the cutest and most amazing-smelling soaps. They are made out of completely organic materials and leave your hands feeling super soft and smelling nice. If you visit the farm, you can also purchase cheese cutting boards and other wonderful treasures. Keep doing what you do, Miriam and Dan! You are such an inspiration to me!

I have made two large orders from this farm twice now. I am honestly hesitant to write a review…read morebecause everything we have purchased and cooked so far has been so amazing... I just want to keep it my secret. The owner used to sell at the local farmers market but this year has decided to just do direct order and pick up. This actually works much better for me and my family. They always have our order ready to go and are very friendly. Everything is labeled and wrapped up to go right into the freezer. With the way stores have been slim pickings and higher prices for less quality. I wanted to cut out the grocery store and start supporting a local family. I am so thankful we found Baldham farm. I already feel we will be life long customers.

A bit off the beaten path, but nice fresh bakery goods. No donuts to speak of…read more Order from the window, just a couple of racks of breads, rolls, a few cookies, and very few pastries. Nice lady working there. Close to the airport.

I savor my Skagit - Whatcom counties road trips year round where I visit my faves, as well as,…read moreexplore and add other local businesses. I have had Water Tank Bakery in Burlington bookmarked for awhile and admit being late to the party, so to speak. But this time coming back south from Edison, Bow, Bellingham and Sedro Wooley, I made it a point to visit on 3/28/26. It is located by the Port of Skagit County, with the regional airport, other commercial businesses, and serendipitously next door to Cairnspring Mills. Look for the Fresh Bread signage starting at Higgins Airport Way that shortly leads you to the retail window. The daily offerings are listed on the business website, as well as, the magnet board located below the retail window. After a brief wait, it was my turn and enjoyed my brief conversation with the founder, owner, and head artisan baker, Rachael Grace Sobczak. She mentioned that majority of the baked goods are from a sourdough bread starter and uses local flours from Cairnspring Mills (next door) and Chimacum Valley Grainery (Olympic Peninsula). From the website, it was great to learn that she baked for a decade at Breadfarm in Edison. She was also involved in her graduate studies as a dietician and concurrently with other community projects. A pandemic pivot started the journey to create the successful Water Tank Bakery. I purchased a four pack of roasted garlic parmesan rolls, a four pack of coffee toffee chocolate sandwich cookies, and two lemon raspberry cream cheese polish buns. All of these were outstanding! Water Tank Bakery baked goods are also available via other retailers (listed on website) and at the year round University District Farmers Market in Seattle on Saturdays 9am to 2pm. I was told, however, there's better availability and variety visiting the retail window in Burlington. Worthy detour!