The best farm in snohomish for many selections of veggies, you pick the ones you like, no wasting,…read moretons of different vegetables to pick. Great for family gathering together. Strongly recommend this place, great parking and provides all necessary tools.

Fun and family friendly activity! I love going during strawberry picking season/check their website…read morefor what produce are in season. Paying by the lb, they provide boxes and cartons.

Excellent place for freshly picked, superb qualitty vegetables and fruits! I have spent over $250…read morethis summer and am pleased with every morsel! Thank you for having your stand! You are wonderful people too, with smiles and helpful tips! sand stars for you!!

From the owner: Our Farm Is An All Organic produce. We do not use any sprays. We take call in orders (Pickling…read moreCucumbers, Strawberries, and Rasberries Etc.) We also sell organic eggs

My hubs and I went blueberry picking for the first time this summer. Don't know why we waited so…read morelong to do this. It's fun, you don't have to bend over like with strawberry picking, and you can get pounds of berries for a lot less than the grocery store. I first heard about Mountainview Blueberry Farm from my aesthetician who enjoyed picking there with her kids. So, in mid-August on a Thursday, we got there around 10:30am. You pick up a pail or bucket and a staff member points you to the field area to pick. The blueberry varietal for that day was Concord. The berries are small to medium but have a wonderful, deep blueberry flavor. It took us about 90 minutes to pick almost three pounds. We were charged $3.45/pound. We enjoyed eating a bunch of berries raw that evening and I baked a batch of blueberry muffins that turned out delicious! Then a few days later, we made freezer jam from the rest and OMG, it was like the elixir of the gods. Wow. So good! A week later we went back to Mountainview to pick more. This time we went on a Friday and got there around 11:15am. That day, the varietals were Concord and Blue Ray. We were better at picking our second time and picked four pounds in about 50 minutes. Again, we took them home, ate a bunch raw, and then a few days later, turned the rest of the berries into freezer jam. This elixir of the gods was EVEN BETTER than the first batch because the two varietals together created a wonderful, unique flavor. We were delighted! My hubs and I are now fans of blueberry picking and want to return every summer. Thank you, Mountainview Farm! Tips if you go: * Check their website the day of to see what varietal you will be picking * You don't have to, but I like to bring cash (they take cards too) to pay for the berries * If you don't like to get hot, go earlier in the day before 11am * Wear clothes you don't mind getting a little blueberry juice on * Bring sunglasses, it can get bright out there

Sunflower festival and u-pick blueberries with an 18 month old!…read more We purchase 2 adult sunflower admissions tickets and one butterfly release ticket and it totaled around $50. The sunflower area was really cute, we chose not to take any flowers home with us but we enjoyed all of the photo props and areas. They had face painting vendor but we didn't try it out. We enjoyed the butterfly release! My son really loved seeing the butterflies! This was a ticket we bought separately from admission but we thought it was fun. You can also just watch the butterflies without buying a ticket. For the price i thought it was kind expensive for what was available but all in all, I don't mind supporting the farm. It's very laid back and more bare bones than other farms we've been to. U-pick blueberry is free admission and so is the area where you can get blueberry lemonade and ice cream. They have a store with some of their goods like blueberry syrup and jam. They don't sell already picked blueberries so you have to make sure to bring your blueberry picking energy. They have buckets you can use.

Love love love Skylight Farms! You can find them on Thursdays May to October at the Bellevue…read moreFarmers Market OR just down the road from Bob's Corn. For 2021 they have a CSA and you can pick it up every Saturday at the farm from 10-1 (this is also when the farmstand is open for veggie starts and produce). I chose the Market CSA with eggs (the BEST!) and can select my items each week...so much fun! This week I walked home with pak choi, spearmint (cocktail anyone?!), asparagus, cauliflower, spinach and misome. I was excited about all of it but the misome really intrigued me (asian citrus-y green). My favorite part of 2020 with Skylight Farms was trying produce that was new to me but also finding a new appreciation for old favorites! I found a recipe that really showcased the misome and used mushrooms, onion, and garlic and I was a big fan! I'm very excited for what this season has in store and equally excited to continue to support this amazing family-owned farm! What a huge asset to our community!

From the owner: Produce - over 200 varieties of vegetables, fruit, and herbs grown naturally, without chemical…read moresprays or pesticides. Eggs - laid by happy hens who live on pasture year-round and eat non-soy, non-corn, non-GMO feed. Beef - 100% grass-fed beef available by custom sale.

Love love loved this place and hearing about the family history during the hay ride made me love it…read moreeven more Affordable, family friendly, and so many things to do! They have a little shop you can go to when you exit and everything was so cute Will definitely have to visit for the Christmas season:)

Came here for a team building... Great place to come if you like haunted houses... There's 3…read morehaunted corn mazes... One exit leads to the entrance of another.I found the second one to be the scariest... With a VIP bracelet you get to participate in all activities... They also have a regular corn maze for those who are not brave enough, and for the kiddos... They do recommend buying tickets on line and reserve a time... They do close from 6 to 6:30... For VIP bracelets it's about $54 per person... For a fun night out I recommend!!!

Really nice strawberry jam, the cider is also wonderful. The seasonal vegetables are much better…read morethan store bought. 10/10

So fun! Bob and his wonderful crew were committed to people enjoying their time. Very organized and…read morewell priced for hot food and canned/jarred goods. Lots of produce items for sale. The corn of course was the best. The maze and the fire pit was worth it. We did the maze in the dusk light with the excellent map. Thank you Bob and crew!

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 :)

My kids absolutely LOVE visiting Farmer Frog. This is a volunteer run, small farm. Families are…read morewelcome and there are open volunteer times on Saturdays to join work parties and meet other like-minded people. My kids have been put to work preping pots/compost for greenhouses, weeding strawberries, and planting onions.... among other tasks. And if weeding weren't fun enough, they are motivated by the 'treat' of feeding the goats/chickens the weeds that they collect at the end of the work party. The giant lego and sound garden are also big hits.

From the owner: Farmer Frog is a non-profit providing food to those in need in the Snohomish, WA area.read more

Went by today, there is 0, none, nada for a farmers market there. Its only the train station and…read moreparking. Nothing else there.

I found Everett Station Farmers Market during the summer after I meet with a local business which…read morementioned about the local market. Mike of Digby Roberts and Associates said the Everett Station Farmers Market is a wonderful place to get local fruits, vegetables, breads, pastries and good for good prices. I bought everything I need that would've bought at a grocery store, now I am a fan of farmers markets.