4.5Pelindaba Lavender Farm(593 reviews) - Dry flowers the end of August visit Thursday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Farms
Pelindaba Lavender Farm, spread over 25 beautiful acres with lake and Olympic Mountain views, has become one of the San Juans' most popular visitor destinations. More than 200 lavender-based, botanical, culinary, personal care, therapeutic, household & pet care products are handcrafted and sold on-site.See more..
4.5Green Bluff(339 reviews) - everyone should expierence Hansen's Orchard Farms
Four years ago I ventured to Greenbluff for the first time in my then 70 years. Previously my parents would go to Green Bluff & bring me the fruit to make their jams and pies. In 2016 I went up myself. I happened to turn in to the first OPEN sign and was greeted by Mrs Karen Hansen. It was cherry time and I picked my 1st box full and began another box. No need to climb a ladder since the cherry branches were full and hanging low. I was even brought a chair -- divine decadence to sit, pick & sample. No matter what fruit is in season, I go to Hanson's. Wonderful fruit, great prices and fantastic owners. I will go to the orchard every chance I get during picking season. The storeshop has fruit, jams (Derrick Hansen's huckleberry is divine), honey, and craft or painted items from local artisans. ps - the 'date of travel' is for my last visit.See more..
Purple Haze Lavender is a Certified Organic Farm located in Sequim, Washington on the beautiful Olympic Peninsula. We welcome you to wander the lavender fields, u-pick fresh lavender, try our lavender ice cream and lemonade, and shop in our onsite gift shop filled with a complete line of culinary and body care items made from the lavender on our farm. There are also chickens and peacocks for the little ones to enjoy and many, many great photographic opportunities. Bring your picnic lunch and spend the afternoon!See more..
5.0B&B Family Farm(232 reviews) - Lavender Heaven! Temporarily closed - Closed until May 1, 2023 Spent 1-2 hours Farms • Gardens
As of October 1, we are closed for the 2022 season. We will reopen May 1, 2023. Visit the website year round. Our family of three generations loves to share our 12-acre lavender farm. The 100-year old barn provides the northern backdrop to thousands of lavender plants with a breathtaking view of the Olympic Mountains to the south. We offer free tours all summer, which include information about growing, processing, cleaning and distilling lavender. Our Shoppe is filled with quality, hand-made lavender products and our one-of-a-kind bud-cleaning machine (aka the ‘jitterbud’) will be shakin’ all summer so stop by for a unique, free, educational farm experience.See more..
4.0The Farm at Krystal Acres(191 reviews) - who can resist alpacas... Thursday: 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Farms
Come see the largest herd of alpacas in the San Juans on this 40-acre working farm on the beautiful West Side. Alpacas grow one of the world's softest, most luxurious fibers, and are also irresistibly cute. Alpaca fiber is the most sustainable, socially responsible, cruelty-free and functional fiber found in today's textile market. The whole family will enjoy a self-guided stroll around the beautiful grounds. Guided educational tours may be scheduled by calling a week in advance. The Country Store offers a wide selection of beautiful alpaca clothing, accessories, and gifts, and is where visitors can feel the amazing softness of alpaca fiber. The farm is easily found, just minutes from Friday Harbor and Roche Harbor Resort.See more..
4.0Remlinger Farms(152 reviews) - Totally LOVED this farm! Thursday: 9:30 AM - 6:00 PM Farms
Visited 2x. First to pick strawberries. Then to pick raspberries. They have a brewery and a nice farm store too. There’s a kiddy amusement park as well but I did not visit that. Was more interested in tasting their beers!See more..
4.5Buck Bay Shellfish Farm(152 reviews) - You've got to eat here while you're on Orcas Island Thursday: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM Farms
Buck Bay Shellfish Farm is a heritage seafood market, oyster & clam farm, and bustling seasonal Bistro.See more..
5.0Refuge River Ranch(139 reviews) - Education & Fun - How often does that happen?? Thursday: 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Farms • Ranches
Do you love rescue animals? This is a place where you get to connect with them on an intimate level. Feeding, holding, petting, getting kisses and learning all about them and their stories. Refuge River Ranch is a wonderful place for people to connect with rescue animals without the crowds and have a very educational experience! Combined with unparalleled mountain scenery and only 5 mins from town, there's nothing quite like Refuge River Ranch on earth! Perfect for ages 5 to 95! Come love on our rescues!See more..
Wonderful experience for kids..the store had wonderful pastries and sweets. The petting zoo was nice as the animals were fun and their containment areas were nicely kept. Definitely worth a stop to get the kids out of the car to run through the maze. The bathrooms were clean and stocked.See more..
Open during March thru October. Closed for season Outback Kangaroo Farm is a petting farm. Guided Public Tour Times are at 10, 12, 2, and 4, Thurs thru Sun. Tour length is approximate 45 min long. Please show up 10 min before tour time begin. Group rates apply to 15 people. Call for Private tour information. Groups and Private Tours need to make appointmentSee more..
4.5Johnson's Orchards(112 reviews) - Best Pie I’ve Ever Eaten. But Go Early before They’re Gone. Thursday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Farms
Stopped there on way from Seattle to Salt Lake City to buy local cherries to take to my daughter. They were fantastic. And so we’re the apricots and early peaches. But I discovered they also sold fresh baked pies. Bought a cherry pie and it was the best. My mother used to make great pies, but this exceeded hers! Also took a few pictures of cherries on trees. Didn’t know there were so many on a tree. We decided to stop on way back. But, there were no cherries because that bizarre heatwave had killed them. (Thanks a lot, global climate change. That 110 degrees in Seattle also killed a few of my plants and extensively damaged a few others.) Also, we were late in the day and there was only one pie left.See more..
Our unique farm has over 30 varieties of lavender to view — from light pink to dark purple — with most available for U-cut, making for truly unique lavender bundles. Our farm property also offers exceptional photo opportunities of multi-colored lavender fields and our recently renovated historic barn. We offer complimentary admission all summer long, even during Sequim Lavender Weekend. Visit our quaint store, located in the barn; our boutique products are handmade with lavender essential oil distilled from our own plants. Head to the copper still and watch as we distill the oil and learn about the different uses and kinds of lavender we grow, then stop by the “Essential Oil Bar” to smell many varieties of lavender essential oil, all available for sale. We offer lawn games such as bocce ball and cornhole (for kids and adults), as well as benches and picnic tables throughout the property. We invite you to bring a picnic, a good book, or just your camera, and stay all afternoon!See more..
4.5Westcott Bay Shellfish Co.(96 reviews) - A True Pacific Northwest Gem Thursday: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM Farms
Shellfish farm and restaurant, growing oysters, clams and mussels. Open seasonally to the public. From Memorial Day to Labor Day open Wednesdays -Mondays 11-5 (closed Tuesdays). Off-season (September - April), open Saturdays 12-3PM. Reservations for eating at the Tide Tables highly recommended.See more..
4.5Finnriver Farm & Cidery(84 reviews) - Great way to spend a summer afternoon or evening Thursday: 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Wineries & Vineyards • Farms
Finnriver is a 50 acre organic farm, orchard and community gathering space serving farmcrafted hard cider and fruit wines and seasonal local food.See more..
4.5Smallwood's Harvest(82 reviews) - Worth a stop Thursday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Farms
It is worth taking a little time to see. Although they have a cow train for the kids and a park like setting (I think it is currently not running because of the Covid Crisis). Inside the selection of goodies seems endless. Not just fruit but candies, cookies, honey, pickles, sauces, spices mixes and more. There are jars of just about anything you can think of. What a variety of flavors.See more..
5.0Amaro Farm & Flat Hat Distilling(79 reviews) - Little Girl’s Dream Come True Temporarily closed - Closed until Apr 1, 2023 Spent 1-2 hours Farms
Farm. Sheep. Ducks. Tours and petting. Store with meat, produce, wool and sheep related gifts. Farm dinners in a gorgeous 1800's barn. Coming soon - distillery and farm stays. CLOSED FOR THE SEASON! OPENING APRIL 1, 2023!See more..
4.5Bellewood Farms Distillery(74 reviews) - Another Great visit! Excellent tour and a chance to try new products. Thursday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Distilleries • Farms
Welcome to our Farm, Store & Distillery! We are open year-round and host many special events and festivals throughout the year. Check our website for a complete listing of events. Apples and Cider: We have twenty apple varieties to delight the most discerning palates. From the early varieties, to the last ones picked, we harvest at the peak of flavor. Come and taste the difference freshness makes. Artisan Distillery: Our spirits are award winning and hand crafted in small batches from our own apples. Tasting room open daily and tours offered every weekend. The Bellewood Cafe features light breakfast and lunch menus that include homemade soups, salads, sandwiches, delicious treats, apple cider donuts & fruit/cheese plates. We also serve beer, wine, ciders and cocktails using spirits made in our distillery.See more..
4.5Graysmarsh Berry Farm(71 reviews) - Strawberry Fields of Fun Thursday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Farms
We came here with our kids (ages 1 and 3). Great outing where they could run, pick berries freely and all for FREE. U-Pick strawberries were $2.25/ pound, so for $6 we got half a cardboard flat. Best $6 I’ve spent in awhile. See more..
4.5Schuh Farms(57 reviews) - A Must Stop if you are in the area! Great family farm family run! Thursday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Farms
My girlfriend lives in the area and I was on a hunt for berries since it was the end of the season. Well, lo and behold they had the most gorgeous blackberries I had ever seen, so SCORE! They not only had berries, they were getting ready for fall and what a presentation! Pumpkin Patch, Gourds, Squash and fresh beautiful produce. They also have a cute gift shop and freshly baked pies. So, of course I had to take home a blackberry pie which was beyond delicious! The kitties roaming the area and seeing the chicken coop were also a plus! What a fun place for both kids and adults, so fun we went back! Keep up the excellent work!See more..
5.0Heyday Farm(57 reviews) - A Spectacular Special Event Farms
Our farm, gardens, farmhouse dining areas and state of the art commercial kitchen allow guests to experience local food and to be nourished on a working farmstead nestled within a picturesque and small island community on the Puget Sound. Spend a day or evening with friends and family, for a wedding, reunion, anniversary, whatever the inspiration is to gather, we can help you design an unforgettable experience. Whether you are local or visiting the Island, join us year round for our ever popular farm-to-table dinners weekly on Thursday and Friday nights (reservation on website under the DINE tab). We offer tailored cooking classes for groups of 10 based on the season, Winemaker Dinners, each Summer brings our "Chef in the Garden Series", and so much more. Our meals are executed with great attention to the food and the experience. We always honor the connections between people and food to create a special experience to help you, your family and friends celebrate in comfort and beauty.See more..
4.5High Country Orchard(44 reviews) - Fresh produce & Incredible service! Thursday: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM Farms
Fun family farm with new management. Orchard, store, food, Ice cream, kid events, fun for whole family!See more..
3.5Fox Hollow Farm(44 reviews) - Issaquah WA Fox Hollow Farm Farms
This place is an amazing farm with many holiday activities! 4 generations enjoyed the animals, patch, decorations, pony and tractor rides, kids activities. However, my daughter and I went a few years ago and at that time the price was reasonable for admission and the place was well kept! Now it is quite expensive and I feel not as charming as it once was. Getting a bit run down and dirty in the play houses. Over crowded at times as well.See more..
This WAS a wonderful place to stop all summer long, but after 25+ years they have closed for good. The property was being leased and upon the original owners passing away, the lease was canceled, so as of fall 2016 this very fun stop is no more. So sad for Whidbey Island!!!!See more..
This is a very traditional fall harvest type farm visit. We had paid a visit to another Snohomish farm festival and were left a little cold by the commercialism of the event. This farm is a little further off the beaten track but has a more casual feeling about it. There was no admission charge for our visit on a weekday, but several of the attractions (food booths) were not open either. Nice farm store with all the stuff you might expect to see. They have apple cider donuts too, but having already had two apiece we passed on these. There were pumpkins and apples for sale too. I think having to choose, I'd visit this farm first and skip the other.See more..
4.5Chocolate Flower Farm(31 reviews) - An unexpectedly delightful place Thursday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Farms
The farm is just setting up when we visited so there were few flowers and the gardens were still off limits. But Marie, the owner, paused her duties to give us a personal tour and way more attention than we deserved. She was the delightful part of the visit. Well, she and the goats. We fed the goat ships and listened as she regaled us with the plans for the farm this summer and next. Lots of new projects including camping, snack barn, cut flowers and lots of other stuff. It's a pretty setting near town and totally worth the trip. We'll be back later this Spring when everything is in bloom, for sure.See more..
Relaxing and delicious. The super thin crust pizza is worth it even if you are not hungry. There’s lots of ciders to sample. My fave was the berry flavors. Beware the habanero one and not breathe through the nose.See more..
Weekdays work better: less crowding, less cost ($10 vs $15), no waiting for attractions. We did everything and packed a lot into our visit: farmyard animals, hayride, kids corn maze, tractor pull, duck races, apple picking, pumpkin picking, slide, climbing on haystacks, pedal bike, hay lifting with pulleys. Covid concerns were addressed (masks required and social distancing suggested) but even though some patrons didn’t listen, there was enough room to spread out and avoid them. Hint: start out your visit with a fresh apple cider donut & coffee-you will need the energy to keep up with the little ones!See more..
Fun place to pick pumpkins, try out a corn maze, eat an ice cream cone and watch a got do a trick! Family fall fave for years!See more..
4.5Hunter Farms(28 reviews) - Farm, Greenhouses, Market and Menagerie Thursday: 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM Farms
If someone were just stopping in for ice cream in the shop, they might miss all that goes on behind the scenes. Food crops are seasonal, small buildings are quaint, the massive greenhouses filled with herbs, ferns, perennials and annuals. Antique buildings, trucks and tractors too. I personally loved taking a stroll to see the goats, ducks, hens and rooster, llama, curly haired pigs, goose and more. And don’t miss Lucy, the resident dog greeter. I met Mr. Hunter, the son, and he was hands on helpful and informative. See more..
4.5Bill's Berry Farm(26 reviews) - Wonderful experience for the whole family! Spent 1-2 hours Farms
We are all about Farm Fresh Produce and Family Fun! We are a Pick-your-own fruit farm open May to December and featuring organic and biologically grown fruit. Blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, strawberries, Red and Rainier cherries, peaches, plums, apricots, nectarines, apples, pumpkins, squash and gourds. Farm store with fresh made frozen take-n-bake fruit pies, frozen fruit, picked fruit, bottled food products and country decor. Children's activities include playgrounds, animal farm and much, much more. Fresh Hot donuts available every Saturday and all festival days. Summer fruit festivals in May, June, July and August and a huge fall festival in late September and October. See website for current hours and activities.See more..
Bordeaux-Inspired, Washington-Crafted Since 1992, we've taken inspiration from one of the world’s greatest winemaking traditions and used it to make wines that are uniquely ours. We believe in the best of both worlds, and we refuse to compromise boldness for balance, complexity for drinkability. Experience the audacity and originality of one of the world’s ascendant wine regions, tempered with a reverence for the skill and patience of history’s most iconic grape blenders. We believe a great wine is a wine you love to drink and share. We invite you to join our Wine Club and and to join us in celebrating great wines and all the great experiences that they pair so well with.See more..
4.5Lavender Hill Farm(22 reviews) - Wonderful little place! Temporarily closed - Closed until Jun 14, 2023 Spent 1-2 hours Farms • Gardens
1/2 acre certified organic lavender farm with views of Mt. Rainier and harbor on charming Vashon Island. Fields and farm store are open seasonally mid-June through July when lavender is blooming. 20 varieties. Farm store with soap, bath and beauty products, organic essential oil. The Lavender Farmhouse and "Betty's Blue - a Room with a View" are also vacation rentals on VRBO and Airbnb. Dogs and children welcome. No entry fee.See more..
4.5Bob's Corn and Pumpkin Farm(17 reviews) - A must in preparation for Halloween Spent 2-3 hours Farms Wow! What a place to prepare for Halloween. So many pumpkins. We just selected ours from the yard but you can take your wheel barrow and select your own. We bought apple doughnuts which were delicious. Lots of great activities. My son visited the corn maze a couple of weeks ago which was brilliant.See more..
This was very fun. The pumpkin patch is huge with great big pumpkins. In addition there is a fun corn maze, play area for kids with hay bales, a play ground, a play area full of dried corn for kids to play in, a small animal zoo, hay rides, a hay bale maze, rubber duck races, produce market and snacks for sale. This is a great thing to do as a family in the fall.See more..
Sawdust Hill Alpaca Farm is a 15-acre working farm with llamas, alpacas, livestock guard dogs and chickens. Pet the alpacas, get llamas kisses from April who likes to put her head on your should and be hugged, buy fresh eggs, and shop our farm store. We have fabulous yarns made from our alpacas, and hats, scarves, gloves, toys and jewelry from alpaca fiber. Farm Tours are $14.50 per person. Children under 3 are free! Enjoy a beautiful day in the green pastures with the animals! Call for an appointment.See more..
5.0Bybee Blueberry Farm(16 reviews) - Family Highlight! Thursday: 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM Farms
Our entire family loved picking blueberries. It was enjoyable and relaxing for everyone - even my husband! We were having so much fun we picked 11 pounds and gave it away to friends and munched on blueberries all week!See more..
I have know Mrs. Sakuma when she was alive. She was a great friend and amazing person. The story she shared about the Sakuma farm is so beautiful. You can get great Strawberries! This is a wonderful place to visit during the season!See more..
We raise and RESCUE alpacas on our small farm in SE Fife. **VISIT OUR WEBSITE TO BOOK A VISIT!** You can feed the alpacas small handfuls of grain. Our shop sells unique items made from alpaca fiber such as yarn, rugs, scarves, hats, gloves, sweaters, socks and toys. Admissions, donations and purchases in our shop support our alpaca rescue efforts!See more..
4.0Gunkel Orchards Fruit Stand(13 reviews) - Delicious Stop Thursday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Farms
A family owned and run fruit stand featuring fresh hand picked and tree rippened cherries, apricots, peaches and grapes. We also have a beautiful flower garden, ice cream and preserves.See more..
4.0Purple Scent Lavender Farm(13 reviews) - Wanted to see and smell the lavender Thursday: Spent < 1 hour Farms
Purple Scent Lavender Farm is a farm in the Pacific Northwest. We specialize in Dried Lavender, Lavender Bundles, Lavender Buds, Culinary Lavender, Bath & Body Products, Aromatherapy and Lavender Gifts. You are welcome to visit us in the summer months when the Lavender is in bloom. Our boutique is open Wednesday through Sunday, May through August. During the off season our farm boutique will be open starting the 11th of October every Saturday up through Christmas. Please check out Our Farm page for FAQ We have plants to sell in the summer months, you are welcome to browse our Boutique which is full of Dried Lavender Buds, Lavender Bundles, Culinary Lavender, Bath and Body Products, Aromatherapy and Gifts. In the summer months we have "u-pick" for $8.00 a bunch that includes enjoying the farm and if you would like to pick additional bunches... they are $6.50. During the blooming season you can visit the field for $8.00...$3.00 of that can be used as a credit in the gift shop, children 5 and under are free. You can also buy a dish of ice cream for $3.00 ( you cannot use ice cream as your credit ) and sit and enjoy the Lavender in bloom overlooking Dyes Inlet with Mount Rainier in the background. You can take as many pictures as you like on your cell phone and small cameras. During the blooming season you can order a box lunch for $25.00 that includes entrance to the farm Please call to order your box lunch, no outside food is allowed on the farm. Pictures are encouraged with cell phones and small cameras. We do not allow photo shoots with profesonal camera of any kind with out paying a fee.The fee is $150.00 for one hour... it is additional $100.00 if you go over.Please call for information.See more..
Old McDebbie has a way with animals. The place is chock full of animals, in the barn and outdoors. You can watch them, feed them, and ride some of them. There is a place in the woods where your toddler can bang ludly on pots and pans and hubcaps and other cool stuff. There is a walk in the woods where you can spy humorous statutes of critters and imaginary things. What a great place. Only $6 a person, babies free!See more..
4.5Garden Treasures(11 reviews) - Excellent in every way Spent < 1 hour Farms • Farmers Markets
Take your family, enjoy a day - you'll find yourself returning for seasonal treats often. It being so close to our town (Everett, WA) we are able to zip down there for a date, or to pick up certified organic goodies unavailable elsewhere - or best - taking our grandchildren for fun. I think they're online so google it and enjoy a taste of really good food.See more..
4.5Blue Mountain Lavender Farm(10 reviews) - A must visit! Tranquil and breathtaking! Thursday: Spent 1-2 hours Speciality & Gift Shops • Farms
Blue Mountain Lavender Farm enjoys a colorful rural setting and offers unexpected beauty and relaxation in the Walla Walla Valley of SE Washington State. Inspired by their roots in France, this French-American family began planting lavender in 2000. Currently, two acres and 25 varieties of lavender grow on the farm blooming from early June to mid-July each summer. Open to the public approximately June 1 to July 15 each summer, and the remainder of the year by appointment.See more..
My husband and I attended their annual "Blooms and Berries" event where you can pick sunflowers by the bucket and blueberries by the pint. The staff were very welcoming, the signage for parking and where to head for picking was great, and they set up "photo opps" in the sunflower fields (garden windows, vintage bicycles, upcycled vintage tub, and more) - so darn cute and they were perfect pix for framing. They also had a wide variety of gorgeous sunflowers; I had no idea they came in so many autumnal colors! I mainly attended for the flowers, but this is definitely a fun family outing. There were activities included for children throughout as well as opportunities to purchase handmade goods. Despite the crowds, the traffic flow from parking to walking the grounds was very smooth and well-planned - we really appreciated that attention to detail.See more..
Gordon's has the most beautiful fall farm in the Skagit Valley, it's great for fall photo sessions. Their selection of unique and decorative pumpkins and gourds is amazing. They also have u-pick apples which my 4 year old thought that was so much fun! They do have pre picked apples as well. There is a small consections on site that sells coco and some treats. Gordon is definitely a favorite!See more..
4.5Gothberg Farms(8 reviews) - Good cheese, nice variety Spent < 1 hour Speciality & Gift Shops • Farms
Goat cheese in the beautiful Skagit Valley. We milk a small herd of LaMancha goats & turn all of our milk into award winning cheeses. Stop by anytime from 9am-5pm. We are too small for a store, but have a well marked Honor Box for self service. Our cheese is also in several fine local restaurants & retail cheese shops. We are an Animal Welfare Approved farm.See more..
This blueberry farm is a nicely preserved natural area near busy business area and close to Walmart. The farm is a great place for blueberry picking and great trails place for fitness enthusiasts. We went there and did walking along the blueberry fields. Also, tasted fresh blueberries right out of plants. We could see people picking bluebirds and collecting them. I think now is the blueberry season i.e July. Good place to spend time amidst nature. See more..
5.0Wilderbee Farm(8 reviews) - My favorite “biggest little farm” in Port Townsend!!! Thursday: 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Farms
Be sure to get off the beaten path. I love, love, love this Farm and these people. It’s family run and they work so hard making it an amazing experience. I took dear friends from Florida this weekend and they loved it—the soay sheep who love to be fed from the quarter machine, Bri the piranese dog, chickens, the lavender fields, the cutting flower fields, the trails, woodworking, honey, berries, gift shop and meadworks. They do it all! They are even host to a pottery class in conjunction with the Port Townsend School of the Arts. I love to visit this place and discover the special things to buy or see for the week. It’s a certified organic farm. There is never any pressure! Casey and Eric are so helpful and kind. It’s off the beaten path Hastings to Cook Avenue but so very worth the trip! Enjoy your visit! It is always very special. The newly Mead Works is beautiful open on the weekends. Check for times. I have very fond memories over four summers. See more..
4.521 Acres Farm(8 reviews) - Warm and community driven! Thursday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Farms
The 21 Acres Center for Local Food and Sustainable Living is an agricultural and environmental learning center and living laboratory. Located in east King County in western Washington State, 21 Acres is a non-profit organization supporting small scale agriculture and environmental stewardship. Whether you're on the farm or attending a class or event, you can rediscover the agricultural heritage of our region and learn about sustainable agricultural design and technologies as well as ways to maximize the beneficial aspects of fresh local produce and farm products. In addition to the farm and education program, 21 Acres Center supports a farm fresh market and commercial kitchen providing a vast array of services and products to the community, ranging from learning how to help your family cook healthier meals to determining how to get your home-made jam recipe to market for commercial sales.See more..
