For a free park, this one goes hard. I've rarely seen a public park so crowded. It's lovely.read more

So amazing for the community. I come here every mid-August and do an annual blueberry restock for…read morethe freezer. Can't wait to go back a little later in the season!

The Best Farm Ever!…read more If you're looking for fresh, delicious, natural produce at great prices, this is the place to go! They have some of the best vegetables and fruits, including non-GMO options, and their prices are very affordable. What makes this farm even more special is that it's privately owned, and you can truly feel the care and pride they put into everything they do. The staff is absolutely wonderful--friendly, helpful, and always welcoming. They have a wonderful market with fresh produce, plants, seeds, and everything you need for canning and preserving. There is such a great variety of natural products that you can find something for just about everyone. I highly recommend giving this wonderful farm a try if you love fresh fruits and vegetables, gardening, canning, and natural products. Supporting a local, family-owned business that cares about its customers is something I'm always happy to do. You have earned FIVE STARS from That Review Lady on Yelp! Thank you for caring about your customers and your community. We love you!

This farm has maintained its charm through years/decades. The farm stand feels homey and "farmy"…read more(not like the more upscale, enclosed building with an A/C model, gentrified/commercialized), which is amusing because this is a BIG commercial operation with its own fleet of semi-trucks. But still a good place to buy produce and plants, with unique and plentiful offerings, some grown here like black, white, and red currants and rotating seasonal unique berries (tayberry, gooseberry, marionberries, etc), and the "normal" berries you expect, as well as several other produce items grown here and a decent selection of produce not grown here. Probably my favorite Puyallup farm market.

We came to Picha Farms for U-pick strawberries with a couple of friends. The actual picking…read moreexperience was okay. The field was small and the strawberries were on the smaller side, but that was expected and similar to other farms we've visited before. The reason I'm writing this review is because of an uncomfortable checkout experience. While we were waiting in line to weigh our strawberries, we noticed the staff member at the scale zeroing out the container for the customers ahead of us so they wouldn't be charged for the basket/box itself. She even explained it out loud, which we thought was considerate. However, when it was our turn, she did not zero out the scale. We didn't say anything at the time and assumed maybe it was an honest mistake. What felt disheartening was that immediately after we paid and stepped aside, she zeroed out the scale again for the customer right behind us. My friends, who are of Hispanic ancestry, felt very uncomfortable and singled out by the interaction. I don't want to accuse anyone of racism or say this was intentional, because I don't know that. But I do think it's worth sharing because these kinds of small differences in treatment can really affect how people feel in a space. Our overall experience was okay, but that checkout interaction left a bad impression.

Last weekend in June to experience U-Pick Strawberries at most farms in the PNW. Picha Farms is…read moreabout 15 minutes away from us, so we headed out early Sunday morning to pick some strawberries. It was a bit confusing determining where we needed to go. We used Google Maps and it defaulted us to what appeared to be the prepicked strawberries and berries concession. I had to look back on the Instagram page to figure out where the actual plot of land was designated the U-Pick for the day. That was a bit frustrating because it was a video of a screenshot of where to go. No actual address to plug into the map, not even coordinates. The strawberries are $4.15/lb, which is fairly priced. The strawberries that we were picking in our designated row were very small; some were over ripped as well. We didn't stay too long, maybe 30 minutes or so. Our total was $9.50, so a little over two pounds.

This is a top tier farmers market in the South End. Really nice open space that holds large events…read more The Federal Way Farmers Market should really take some notes from them. I was impressed how organized it was. Plenty of free parking options in designated parking lots and street parking. They had a variety of quality vendors. Fresh produce. Pretty flowers. Good food trucks and coffee vendors. Live music. Definitely worth visiting if you're in the area.

I'm still trying to figure out the Farmers Market experience. I assumed it was a place to get goods…read moreat a fair price, but after visiting several markets, I'm not convince that is the case. It's more of a community bizarre, and the pricing is aggressive to say the least. At a recent market, there was a seller selling tomatoes for $11 a pound. How are you selling direct to the public at a rate at almost 4x local stores. Matter of fact, I was in Chinatown this week and a seller was selling tomatoes for $1.40 a pound. No, the Chinatown tomatoes weren't as round or as pretty as the farmers market, but I suspect once sliced they taste the same. Puyallup is a hike, but reviews were plenty and positive. It is so far the largest market we've seen. There were plenty of choices. What I have learned is to walk the property before spending. It's easy to see something you like and buy it only to find another vendor selling for less. I can easily give this place 5 stars for selection, but pricing is a single star. Chocolate at $60 per pound. Jerky at $50 per pound and a glass of lemonade for $8. If you are bringing your signature items to market, be fair in how you price. I can get a gallon of lemonade for less than $5 at Safeway, a pound of jerky from Oberto for about $30 and a pound of candy for about $30 at See's, even closer to $20 if you buy certificates from Costco. I love to support the little guy, but I suspect short of the farmers, some of these sellers are doing very well for themselves.

Blueberry picking here was delightful. Service was friendly, the berries were plentiful and…read moredelicious, and the scenery was beautiful. Overall it was a very nice way to spend a morning. It wasn't too crowded and it took about an hour and a half for my friend and I to get 5lbs of berries. They charge $3/lb with a minimum charge of $15 per group.

Great value. Free entrance. The corn maze was WAY bigger than I expected. Recommended A++++++read more

Pumpkin sling shots, tractor pulled hayrides, and delicious lumberjack popcorn. You can't go wrong…read morechoosing Double R Farms for your fall pumpkin patch experience. Geri from Double R Farms is a generous supporter of local youth soccer and thank's to Double R Farms' contributions Norpoint Soccer Club has been able to provide new equipment and uniforms for players.

While I have not been to the farm stand, I have bought Spooner berries at Metropolitan Market and…read moreat their stand at the Proctor Farmers Market in Tacoma recently in which they are sold by the pint or as a flat. The strawberries are sweet, but not overly so. Better than the usual grocery store strawberries. While the golden raspberries are delicious, they are very delicate. A few of them were crushed in transport leaving a wet mess. If you are looking for local berries, Spooner is a grower that you can depend on.

This is another farm that has moved to a more upscale, enclosed building with a/c model, etc. It's…read morebecome pretty gentrified/commeercialized in its presentation. Not what it what years ago, but still good.

Our family really enjoys this place! Just the right amount of activities without being a circus!…read moreThey don't over charge, it's not too crowded and the kids always have a lot of fun. Exactly what I want in a pumpkin patch!

We came for corn maze and pumpkin patch this weekend. We were so surprised that the maze is a '3D'…read moremaze which makes it only visible with the special glasses on. It elevated the entire experience. We couldn't find all the special spots but we had a great time finding some of them and our way out.

First year here and love it! Picked up pickling cucumbers, tomatoes, Dill, Garlic. Everything…read moreyou need to make pickles including the jars, lids etc is available here and yes that includes spices. Also a large amount of produce from here in Washington so feel free to can some green beans, corn or whatever strikes your fancy. Well displayed with prices easy to see and the shade is much appreciated. Parking in front and just across the lane you won't have to lug your purchases far. Really nice and knowledgeable folks run the stand so say hi, get some great veggies and ask any questions you need. We will definitely be shopping here and anticipating them opening each August. Great to find a friendly home town produce stand.

Everything you need to can Pickles including jars lids and rings. Also thier expert experience is…read moregreat to draw from and they are glad to help.

New owners and they are great!! Very helpful and just nice…read morepeople! Love the plants and produce. Excellent quality and price. We drive 60 miles each way just to go there.

A whole flat of strawberries went completely moldy in less than 24 hours after purchase. The…read morebusiness blocked us on social media rather than respond to a private inquiry or public comment after no response was received to the initial inquiry. I'm sure they will try to remove this review as well. Such a shame as we loved them before. Really terrible way of conducting business!