Loved this U-pick blueberry farm. The bushes were so full of berries that I could fill a bucket off…read moreone bush. The entrance is hard to see If you're heading south on SR 20 but it is in the field right next to the KR Farm Stand. They also have blackberries that they pick for you for $4/lb. I look forward to coming back the next time I am in the Coupeville area.

This place is amazing! BIG thank you to Sara for sharing the farms blueberries with us. They are so…read moredelicious and perfect! Definitely worth the detour to stop by and fall in love with berries!

An awesome berry picking experience! Depending on the season, you can pick a verity of berries. We…read morevisited at the perfect time for blueberries, raspberries, blackberries and loganberries (all for a very reasonable $4.15/lb). The berries are incredibly fresh and delicious. In addition to the berries, they also have a beautiful lavender field.

Fantastic family friendly farm to pick local berries and to enjoy their lavender farm as well…read more Berries are de lions and affordable at $4.15/lb. Support local!

Silva Family Farm is a small, award-winning family-owned and run fruit farm on the north end of…read morebeautiful Whidbey Island. Pablo, Maura and their family cultivate 2 acres of gorgeous, certified organic Albion strawberries and 3 acres of certified-organic blueberries, that are sold seasonally at local farmers markets. They also have U-pick when the seasons allow. The fruit and the family are both sweet and wonderful local gems of the community! Supporting organic family farms like Silva's is easy!

A quaint and warm mead tasting and honey haven…read more Different types of honey curated on the property can be bought. All lovely. Also, a wonderful array of mead is available. You can buy a flight of mead concoctions to taste and the buy a bottle or two of your favorite. You can sit inside the Meadery with all that lovely mead (open Friday to Sunday) or take a drink on the lawn overlooking a small orchard, The store is open more often (Wednesday to Sunday) and is located across the parking from the Meadery near a colorful lavender field. Wonderful staff and great local selection.

We had never been to a meadery but this is the best kept secret out here! The meads are fantastic…read moreand the property is beautiful! The service was impeccable and the atmosphere was so charming. Everyone is so sweet and hospitable and worth driving out to visit! Definitely try a couple selections with the flight! The Autumnal is my new favorite--it's fall in a cup!

We were looking for a pumpkin patch that didn't charge crazy admission! This was FREE to get in!…read more And this is the PRETTIEST pumpkin patch I've ever been to! Guaranteed for cute backdrop photos, great for kids/families and it's such a big farm overall! Such a variety of pumpkins, squash and gourds! They have delicious hot apple cider and pumpkin donuts. Fresh produce and fruits, and honey too with apple cider available for purchase! They have a cornmaze for $7 admission, sunflowers and just a cute vibe all around. It is pretty popular too! The pumpkins are reaosnably priced if you're getting small and medium sized ones (not sure about the big ones). There were a lot of ppl with wagons purchasing big pumpkins so expect a line if you're visiting this month!

There's no entrance fee to visit the place, but there is one if you want to do the corn maze. We…read morevisited a bit late in the season, so there weren't too many pumpkins left, and the sunflowers were starting to fade--but they were still very beautiful. Parking was okay; there weren't a lot of spots, but it's very close to the farm. The farm was nicely decorated with different types of gourds and pumpkins, and they even had a giant talking witch! There are plenty of photo ops all around.

If you're looking for a truly special spring experience in the Pacific Northwest, Tulip Valley…read moreFarms is it. This gem of a family-run farm exceeded every expectation and left us not wanting to leave. One of the unexpected highlights was Farmer Andrew's Tulip Talk -- I honestly don't know why this isn't front and center in every piece of marketing, because it was absolutely wonderful. Andrew is incredibly knowledgeable and passionate, and his talk gave our visit so much more depth and meaning. Don't skip it! The u-pick experience was pure joy. We each got to hand-select 10 stems straight from the fields, wandering through row after row of stunning colors and varieties. The farm is beautifully laid out with so many gorgeous spots to sit, slow down, and just soak in the views of the tulips against the backdrop of the Cascades. We never felt rushed -- it truly felt like they wanted you to linger and enjoy every moment. The mini Highland cows are absolutely adorable and a total delight, especially for kids. The food vendors on site were a lovely bonus -- great options for both a meal and a snack, so you can easily make a full half-day of it. What also stood out was how relaxed the atmosphere felt. It wasn't overly crowded, and the whole vibe was welcoming and unhurried. You can tell this family pours real heart into everything they do. Tulip Valley Farms is the kind of place that reminds you to slow down and appreciate something beautiful. We'll be back every spring!

I cannot recommend Tulip Valley Farms enough!!! 1. It's a…read moreu-pick tulip farm, which elevates the tulip valley experience. 2. They have highland cows. I repeat you can pet and engage with fluffy adorable cows! Named Pepper, Pumpkin and Sugar. 3. The owners and all staff are incredible and kind. They will let you talk about tulips and baby animals. 4. They offer night events. 5. The farm is dog friendly This was my second year in a row visiting at the start of tulip season. I spent so much time wondering the field I missed the coffee truck. Joe shared his personal coffee supply with me and would not accept money. Seriously made an already amazing day even more incredible. They also have a front field for photo ops, and many u-pick fields Andrew and Holly do an incredible job caring for the farm and Holly makes beautiful jewelry available for purchase. This year they added a store with shirts, stickers and stuffed baby cows! Truly my favorite farm and I highly recommend you visit now!!!!

I really enjoyed looking at all the varieties of lavendar they had. I think she said they had 98…read morevarieties. Very welcoming farm and it just smelled so wonderful stepping into their gift shop. If you like lavendar, it is worth stopping in the town of Sequim to visit the various farms!

Beautiful. As a massage therapist, lavender is a very…read morepopular essential oil/aromatherapy in my practice. So I was really interested in visiting a lavender farm. I learned so much! Susan was friendly and offered so much good, insightful info. Loved the puppy and alpacas, too.

What a beautiful little gem! The outside grounds are great for pics and you have to get the…read morelavender lemonade from the cute shop. Thank you!!

From roaring "what is even happening right now at Olympic Game Farm" energy to Jardin du Soleil's…read morefull sensory slow-down--lavender air, warm sun, and everything moving at the speed of a gentle breeze over the Dungeness Valley. And honestly, Sequim does this switch better than almost anywhere. One minute you're side-eyeing bison that look like they've seen too much civilization, and the next you're wandering a certified organic lavender farm tucked into the rain shadow of the Olympics, where the sky feels like it's been turned up to "HD saturation." Jardin du Soleil especially leans into that pastoral reset button: rows of purple stretching out under that big Olympic Peninsula light, goats and chickens doing their indifferent farm philosopher thing, and then the full dessert arc--lavender lemonade into lavender ice cream like the place is committed to you leaving slightly fragrant and emotionally recalibrated. It's also one of those rare "free 99" experiences where the admission price is basically just your willingness to slow your internal clock for a while. The real currency there is sun exposure, quiet footsteps through the rows, and the faint hum of bees working overtime. Sequim in general feels like it's built on contrasts like this--wild edge of the Olympic Peninsula on one side, and then suddenly you're in this cultivated, almost Provençal pocket where everything is trying very hard (and successfully) to be calm. If Olympic Game Farm is chaos theater, Jardin du Soleil is intermission with lavender ice cream.