Fischer's is a top-notch U-Pick berry farm…read more The location is a tad hard to find, but it's worth it! The lawn-like parking lot is located on the farm property. You park and get a bucket/buckets from the vendor. A full bucket is roughly $5 worth of berries. That's right--a whole bucket of berries for $5! Visitors are welcome to eat berries as they pick "until your mouth turns blue". There are several rows of blueberry bushes and plenty of berries for visitors! The bushes grow over 5' tall. This is an excellent summer activity. I still have a half gallon of blueberries left in my freezer. The amount I picked last summer has lasted quite a while!

The most adorable farm stand you will ever find. Tucked away in a neighborhood many would not…read moredrive by unless they knew someone who lived there, it has a beautiful mural as their sign. While not the largest stand, what they do have is straight from the farm. Unmanned most days, business is transacted the good old fashioned way - the honor system. They have a drop box, so you shop, bag, do the math, and make you payment. They accept electronic payments as well, so don't worry if you don't have cash on you. I've met the owner, Willow, and she's a wonderful personality who operates this business not because she needs the money. Rather, it's more for the joy it brings her. How can you not support someone's passion!? Go there and have some fun shopping her stand!

Amazing seasonal farm stand! The most beautiful produce and great prices. Can't miss when in…read moreOlympia. Open Spring through early fall.

We absolutely LOVE the King Agriculture Museum and have been there multiple times! This is a…read morelittle gem of a place just east of the main downtown stretch of Centralia. Open seasonally during the summer, it's a place that you have to check out if you like getting an up-close and personal looksie at vintage farm equipment! Walking in, you enter their main "gift shop" type of room. In it, you will find all sorts of toys, models, and the like - including agriculture vehicles, trucks, construction vehicles, etc. The selection is vast and the pricing is varied, so there is something for everyone. Going through the back exit of that room takes you to the heart of the museum. It includes multiple large, high ceilinged rooms that house their enormous collection of farm equipment. The biggest collection includes tractors, but they've also got other types of equipment and vehicles too. Your visit has to take you outside through their backdoors and enjoy even more, larger pieces of equipment. Back there, your little ones will find a cute little play area that includes a dried bean-filled play table, "big-wheel" type tractors for them to pedal around, and a playground with vintage equipment (remember the old metal slides that burn your skin going down and leave a silver streak down your pants?). LOL! The staff is extremely kind and family friendly. They do not rush you through the visit, are patient with the kids, answer any questions you might have, and let you take your time. I have brought my boys here for almost just the purpose of looking at the models and playing in the back, and the ownership is totally cool with that. They love the fact that the kids like to experience the museum and look at what they have. Very cool, indeed. Their hours are Thursday - Sunday from 10:00am - 4:00pm during June - September. Free for kids 12 and under and only $6.00 for adults, this is an easy and inexpensive option for things to do. The only thing I wish they offered was a membership. Other museums in the area offer a yearly membership that gives you a free admission as one of the perks. Alas, they don't. But oh well. We'll still go there.

Neat place! Have been several times as they are always adding new stuff. Great place to take the…read morelittle ones as they have a playground out back!

This was a great cidery after we were coming back from the coast on a nice but somber occasion. We…read morewanted to relax and get some cider as we were on our way home! Snowbird Farm & Cidery definitely fit the bill nicely and really cheered Steve and me up! Not only was the cider good but the atmosphere and the farm setting is simply great! There are all kinds of barnyard animals when we got here and were enjoying our cider. There were a lot of chickens roaming around and were begging for bread crumbs and what not. Some of the roosters here were very, very beautiful! None of the roosters were mean and chased or pecked at you like ones we had at my parent's ranch. They were all gentle and very chill. There were also ducks roaming around. Many of them were dark feathered and were really pretty! We also saw some goats... babies and adults alike and they were adorable. Apparently there are ponies here too going off of the pictures but we didn't see them. Maybe they were in a different spot than where we were. There was a lot going on!! No t only was there a lot of chickens and ducks to distract and amuse us there was a kind of vendor event going on here the day we went so that also got our attention as we looked at all of the vendor's merchandise. The cider we had a difficult time in choosing what we wanted. So we got the larger flight taster tray option and was glad that we did that so we could get a range of most of their ciders. The ciders we had was Blackberry Basil, Hoppy Opus, Strawberry Rhubarb, Elderberry Honey, Lavender Haze and Peach. Probably our favorites from this flight was the Blackberry Basil and the Hoppy Opus but all of them were enjoyable! I can definitely see myself coming here often when ever we are in the area... make it a watering hole. I do have to say I will probably prefer the warmer months for future visits so you can see all of the barnyard animals out and about on the farm!

I got a sample cup of all the ciders here and it definitely equaled more than the 4 Oz pour I got…read more for $2.50. Service was great! In fact she offered to let me sample all of them. I really liked the lavender limoncello cider as well as the peach one. There's also popcorn for free that you can munch on. It was a bit stale when I got to it but I still ate it. A small bag of chips is $1. There's a few tables with a couple chairs inside. I sat at the bar. There were four stools there. Only con is that they are open limited hours on friday to Sunday. Sunday hours were 4 to 8 pm.

What a wonderful place! This is where you go to get great reasonable prices on higher quality and…read morebetter variety of plants. The owners are mindful of their role in the community and I've never met nursery owners so willing and eager to help others grow. I was brought in to teach a Tapestry Kokedama workshop and the 13 of us that attended had just a great time! Whether you need plants or maybe just want fresh farm grown produce, this is the place you need to stop by first! If I had a nursery, I'd model it after this one, it's just wholesome and real.

This museum, housed in the  former "Our Saviors First Norwegian Lutheran Church," is operated by…read morevolunteers from the Chehalis Valley Historical Society. They purchased the church building in 1987 for $6000. Over its life, the building has served various church congregations and was once even an antique store. The main focus of the museum is the history of the local timber industry. Another large industry that once existed around Chehalis was dairy, however there are no longer any dairy operations operating in the area. The museum is not large but has many interesting items to view. Be sure to check-out the hand carved wooden "hobo art" frame made without any nails or glue. There is also a old fashioned electric hair perm machine that looks like it could have been used as a torture device. Read the attached story...it certainly did torture women's hair! The lower level of the 1906 church was originally used as a stable by the congregation during services. Today it is used for a rotating museum display as well as a meeting place for the historical society. This little museum is only open on weekends with limited hours. If you're in the area or passing through Montesano, be sure to stop by for a glimpse into the past.

Came here for a secondhand sale and it was a little sad, but I think it's because I was there…read morebefore the crowds and it was a gray day. The fairgrounds are small, but larger than I thought it actually was when I realized there are a lot of buildings onsite. I think the best way to experience this place will be in the summer when the sun is shining and there's an actual fair here. But from what I saw, the facilities are clean, but I don't know what they do about parking because that lot is tiny compared to how many vendors and customers you can service when there's a full event. Now that I know about the fairgrounds, I'll be looking for events that take place in the summer and fall, because in spite of the small parking lot, it looks charming.

Be sure to check out their website for everyday deals. On Thursday it was a buy one wristband and…read moreget the second one for free. Admission for 2 adults and 1 kid was $17 dollars on Friday. There's a free concert you can view and pets you can feed and for $3/person, you can ride a horse. You can get wristbands for $30 which you can ride all the rides an unlimited amount of times and includes two games. Or 50cents for each ticket and each ride usually is 10 tickets. It's pretty small and most of the rides are kid friendly. If you're someone who's really into rides, the puyallup fair has the most to offer and I believe the prices are really similar. Parking is also $5. I recommend eating a little before you come or bring your own food because food at fairs can get really expensive.

First off love this place. Greeted by the owner with a fabulous tour of the home with history. Let…read morehim now I was leaving for work before their breakfast hours (which I was disappointed to miss breakfast). Can't down to grab coffee and had to work to find a bag with breakfast goodies to go for me and my other co worker. This husband and wife duo really love what they do and it shows. The rooms were so clean and comfortable. I will definitely be back when I'm the area!

"This hotel is an exquisite gem, boasting stunning themed decor and rich historical value that…read morecreates an unforgettable experience--highly recommended and a must-visit!"