The best blueberry picking in Monroe! Spray free and family friendly…read more You'll get assigned a row to pick based on what type of blueberries you want. They provide the buckets for picking: a large bucket + a small gallon bucket that you can tie around your waist for easy picking. They have cardboard flats and baskets to take home your bounty. There is a port-a-potty if you need a restroom. Several parking spots along the road and grassy area. Lori and Kevin are super friendly and helpful, and happy to answer any questions. This is the perfect summer tradition to start! Love supporting this small, family owned business.

Cute little family owned business. We came here around…read more5:30PM on Sunday. We were asked if we wanted blueberries for eating straight up or baking. We said both and were told to pick in a certain area between two marked numbered posts. You get a bucket and some gallon milk jugs and a string so you can tie it around your waist to hold the berries. Easy enough. Current price is $3.25 a lb. There's a port a potty if you need it and I recommend you bring some water and electrolytes because it's hot even when the wind is blowing. Overall enjoyed the experience and I know my wife is happy so double win.

Wonderful people and delicious huge blueberries at a reasonable price. Don't miss this hidden gem…read moreclose to town!

I had more fun picking blueberries here than I have had at many amusement parks! Perhaps it's just…read morethat I love blueberries (mostly on my cereal) and got to see how they are grown and harvested, or maybe city folk such as I am are amazed by nature, but even though my arms got tired, I had a blast! The proprietor was very helpful, and gracious -- I'm sure I'm not the first suburbanite to have crossed his path -- and now, I won't have to check the circulars for sales on blueberries for a good, long time. I'm told by my local relatives that it you're planning to go, check first whether it's open, because hours are not regular, and, of course, the harvest time has to have come. But I would highly recommend this as a wonderful family activity. I'm hoping to bring my grandkids here sometime!

There are many varieties of blueberries: some are very sweet, while others are incredibly aromatic…read more The area is vast and spacious, so you can always find a secluded spot to pick berries in peace, far from the crowds.

What a lovely blueberry farm! If you haven't been yet, I highly recommend you check it out this…read moresummer. Fun activity to do with kiddos. Also, the family that own the farm were very friendly and helpful. They let you know which rows have the small sour berries, and which rows have the bigger sweeter ones. Our little one enjoyed picking and the free tractor ride!

Family assaulted by a rude employee. We were driving by and thought we'd stop and support a local…read moremarket /business before heading back home. While my wife and young daughter were picking items, an employee cut in front of them, bumped into my wife and then physically bumped me with a trash can she picked up from where I was picking out some cherries. She proceeds and to walk an away without apologizing. We look at her from afar and yells "problem!?" at us. Totally unprovoked, rude, unhinged behavior that left us shocked and my daughter shaken. Will never return.

This market is across from the entrance of Flower World. They have a variety of produce…read more(fruits/vegetables), frozen meat and other local crafts and fresh products. It was fun to peruse & check out if you're in the area. I was looking for flowers to decorate a birthday cake and they actually happened to have a mini bouquet (last one) that worked out perfect especially since this place was not originally one of my stops. When I'm not in a rush I'll grab some local cider and bloody mary mix next time!

Always a great experience at this farm, it's huge and there's tons of space to roam around and…read moremultiple play areas for kiddos. We went for the baby animals experience and we had so much fun. They had baby ducks, chicks, kittens, puppies & bunnies. There's a little shop you can purchase local stuff from and a few different snacks and food for purchase. They even have a cider garden which is family friendly. The staff are always so kind. We'll be returning for the fall events!

Swans trail really is true premiere farm experience for littles! The tickets are definitely pricy-…read moreit was $24.95/person (including toddlers, they aren't free) but there is SO MUCH to do! Hold baby animals, jump on the huge jumping pillows, wagon rides, picking strawberries (apples in the fall) and tons of farm slides, sand, etc. You can easily spend multiple hours here and not run out of things to do. The staff are all high school kids for the most part but they make it a point to make your experience special. My last rave is the food! Everything I've tried has been so yummy! The Apple cider donuts in the fall, the strawberry shortcake in the summer- these are treats I dream about all year! I can't wait to return for Apple picking in September!

I've been a former member of Root Connection for 4 years now and was so sad to see Claire et al…read moreretire from the business. But when Alex and his crew came, I was so happy that he kept the UPick element from Root Connection and a lot of the produce was still the same which was wonderful. There were also great additions. The highlight in the summer was definitely the cherry tomatos. They were plentiful and so sweet, I can't go back to any other tomato again! Ecolibrium did so much to accommodate the members and they did amazing for their first run. They even heard our suggestions to switch the layout for pick ups where we can now directly pick from the bins. Kate and Helen are amazing and such a huge help at the front end of the store. They also stock from other local farmers. Their milk and chocolate milk is soooo good. I did the full share for summer and full share for winter. My suggestion for winter would be to decrease the price point and not have a UPick because it was challenging for me while pregnant to pick in the rain and I skipped a lot of UPick opportunities. I recall Root Connection didn't have a UPick either... maybe for the reason of bad weather. I personally might skip the winter share if the price point were the same. I also didn't think there was enough variety for the winter but what was produced was top quality and I never felt the weather had affected the quality of the harvest itself. I might be open to another winter share if there were some adjustments made but still overall a 5 star worthy place! If you're considering a CSA membership, please consider Ecolibrium. It might seem expensive but for the yield of what you're getting and the quality, I think it's worth it! They also produce for local restaurants too like Deru in Kirkland! That's pretty neat to know the things I'm picking are the things that restaurants are also using to serve us too!! Anyways I'm looking forward to another great summer of Upicking and the harvest! Great job Alex, Kate and team. You guys are awesome.

We had an amazing experience at Ecolibrium Farms. We took our kids and did the kids fall class,…read morewhere the kids did a scavenger hunt finding and learning all about the vegetables they grow, which was followed up by a craft and story time. The kids absolutely loved it! Kate was amazing with the kiddos and we can't wait to go back next year!!

Beautiful family farm with fresh cut flowers daily! You can buy variety bundles and or sunflowers…read more I'm looking forward to the fall season for the pumpkin patch and all things autumn activities!

Christmas event was spectacular! Loved the duck races. There was so much for all ages to doread more

We love going to Bob's!! We try to go to a pumpkin patch every year and bob's is one of our…read morego-to's. This year we got to go on a weekday which was so nice because we missed the crowds :) Ample parking, there's a few overflow lots available and they seem pretty stroller friendly. Bob's has a lawn with tons of pumpkins to choose from, a place to get fresh donuts, a few food stall options, a fudge shop, a country store where you can buy local favorites, a wagon ride, corn maze, and so much more. The free things are the pumpkin lawn and the country store, otherwise everything else is an extra cost for a reasonable price. I love picking up some corn, small pumpkins and honeycrisp apples at the country store and then finding a large carving pumpkin :)

One of several choices for pumpkin patch/fall festival in Snohomish. Bought the tickets which are…read morelike $25ish each on the weekends to do all the activities, but you don't need a ticket if you are just there for country store or pumpkin patch. Lots of cars in the parking lots on a weekend, but the farm is big and doesn't feel too crowded. There's lots of pumpkins and a bunch of photo stops. Tried the slides, zip-line, basketball, and the small tractor tow around the dirt course. Was fun. Bob's is known for their large corn maze. The adult maze is on the other side of the road, and you get their by taking the hay ride. More pumpkins and sunflower field on that side too. The maze is pretty big. Took me 20 minutes to walk out following the map. Probably takes 1-2 hours if you don't use the map. As for food, they have mini donuts, cider, burger, pizza, chicken tenders. Tried the mini donuts which were fresh and tasted pretty good. They have pumpkin and apple cinnamon flavors. Overall I enjoyed the experience, as an adult. All the kids there seem to be having a good time. Fall festival tickets not that cheap but most of the other farms charge similarly.