Big beautiful blueberries and lovely sunflowers, dahlias, hydrangeas, and more. We always stop by…read morewhen we're nearby.

I have been coming here for years. It seems a bit excessive to drive all the way from Fairhaven for…read morea box of strawberries. But, considering not many things in life are perfect, these strawberries would be a candidate. Without exception, regardless whether I buy a box or a flat, every berry is perfect. Big, juicy and with flavor in abundance. Never a bad berry in the mix. Actually quite unbelievable, but absolutely appreciated and totally enjoyed. I always look forward to strawberry season and my trip(s) to Boxx. Bravo! (Worthy of 10 stars)

We've been going to River's Edge for a few years and they always have the best blueberries! No…read morespray and family owned!

From the owner: We are a small family owned Blueberry Farm with Blue Crop variety. Our farm is no sprayread more

We enjoyed blueberry picking here. Jim, MaryAnne and Mike are very friendly. Jim explained the…read moredifferent kinds of blueberries to us and said we can even eat as we pick. .... Which I thought was very generous of him. We went home with almost 20 pounds of blueberries to share and to keep. Great activity when you are in the Bellingham or Nooksack area.

The BEST blueberries I've had all three years I've lived in Whatcom County. Highly recommend!read more

This is an absolutely wonderful little farm with what looks like a billion blueberry bushes. You…read moredrive up, and parking can be a little tight, but it's worth it. There are blueberry bushes as far as the eye can see, and you need your own container, but if you love that summer feeling of picking your own fruit, this is the place. The payment is $1.50 per pound or a dollar per pound if you get 10 lb or more. It's all on the honor system, which was really nice and refreshing to see that there's still some trust in our community. The owner came around a few times talking, laughing, and joking with us and our fellow pickers. he encouraged us to eat as many as we possibly could off the bushes so we didn't put a dent in our haul. He also provides bottled water underneath a tent when it gets too toasty out. The only thing I would caution is that it can be easy to pick an abundance of blueberries without noticing. my friend and I were there for just over an hour, and when I weighed my bag I was shocked to find out that I had done 14 lbs. My only issue now is to figure out what to do with them all! I highly recommend going as an essential part of a summer in Bellingham.

Great berries! This is my blueberry picking farm from now on! Bring check book or cash, the owner…read moreis sometimes at a market with the phone for making other payments.

When visiting the world's raspberry capital (Whatcom County), you have to go raspberry picking in…read moreJuly. Lucky for my family, the raspberries came out early. Barnie's Berries is a woman-owned you-pick-them farm with strawberries and raspberries. My eight-year-old daughter and I picked two small provided buckets. They filled one of the store's brown boxes and cost just under $30. The berries were delicious! There are no restrooms outside of port-a-potties, but there is water and a sink to wash your hands off the side.

The strawberries are so good. The low score for me is that they charged my dad $7.99 for the quart…read moreof berries and $7.99 for 4 shortcakes biscuits. That is an astronomical price.

Loved this U-pick blueberry farm. The bushes were so full of berries that I could fill a bucket off…read moreone bush. The entrance is hard to see If you're heading south on SR 20 but it is in the field right next to the KR Farm Stand. They also have blackberries that they pick for you for $4/lb. I look forward to coming back the next time I am in the Coupeville area.

This place is amazing! BIG thank you to Sara for sharing the farms blueberries with us. They are so…read moredelicious and perfect! Definitely worth the detour to stop by and fall in love with berries!

So so beautiful! Found this through a friend and it is simply gorgeous! They have you pick peonies…read morefor $2/bud or you can enjoy the garden.

Absolutely lovely experience. A bit of a drive from Seattle, but definitely worth it. The drive…read moreitself is lovely and scenic and I-5 N is not terrible, particularly after about Montlanke Terrace. From their website, the farm was started by a couple who wanted to grow peonies, and wow! they've done a spectacular job. Unassuming place minus all the commercial and tourist trappings. Rows and rows of beautiful blooms, particularly now, in early June...some as large as your open hand. Really well cared for, and even the bees approve! The smell is just heavenly. Nothing any perfume could possibly replicate! Great place to walk and admire nature, and also to take pictures. There is a manicured garden off to the side that is also quite lovely. A small store, where you can either purchase bouquets, or, they will give you a bucket and clippers to pick your own, and give you instructions on how to do so, then wrap your pick for you and help you to get it home (helpful to bring your own bucket or vase for transportation in your car). Only $2 per stem, and after almost ten days, my buds are still opening. They sell peony jelly and goat milk soap, so, of course I had to buy some. Just divine. Thanks to these people who have worked so hard to create this marvel, and have opened it to the public, so we can also appreciate it. No admittance fees or anything else. Just a lovely experience.

Such a cute event on UBC campus. There's a good selection of handmade goods, drinks, baked goods,…read moreand fresh seasonal veggies. All the vendors were so friendly. Feels like it's more for campus students. It's a lovely location that's near the campus farm. Seems the market could benefit at a more public location to attract more customers.

I love Farmer's market and will drive totally out of the way to check one out. Today was one of…read morethose days. My original plan for the day was to checkout the Shipyards in North Van., until I saw a post on instagram for the market. So glad I went. The setup was very similar to many of the markets in the Lower Mainland with many of the usual vendors like A Bread Affair, Gingeraki, and Mukasi Coffee; all very good vendors. I even bought a cold brew ($4) from Mukasi. The only vendor that was new to me were the people selling Tamales, wish I took a pic. They had a huge line and it looked as though people were really into the fresh juice they sell. Tough to really "grade" farmers markets since the vendors tend to change every week. I'm giving it 5 stars because I just love farmers markets and there were enough vendors to make the drive to UBC worth it. It's also a very good alternative to the Trout Lake market which is awesome as well, but finding parking there is a chore. Assuming it's nice next week, I'll probably be back.