The best farms in Washington
4.6 from 4,620 reviews across 29 farms
Organised lists 33 farms in Washington, including 17 butchers, 13 farm shops and 12 raw milk farms. 32 deliver to your door.
4.6 from 4,620 reviews across 29 farms
Organised lists 33 farms in Washington, including 17 butchers, 13 farm shops and 12 raw milk farms. 32 deliver to your door.



Shipwreck HoneyHoney farm in Seattle4.8 (1868 reviews)Shipwreck Honey is a family run beekeeping business selling honey direct from the people who keep the hives. The bees work a string of outyards running from West Seattle to the pollen rich Snoqualmie Valley, and every jar is kept raw, from wildflower blossom honey in spring to blackberry honey harvested in late summer.
You can order online, with free shipping once your basket reaches fifty dollars, or buy in person at the Ballard Farmers Market in Seattle every Sunday. Creamed honey, honey sticks and small batch varieties like meadowfoam and Japanese knotweed round out the range.
Ayala FarmsFarm in Issaquah4.6 (531 reviews)Ayala Farms grows seasonal vegetables using regenerative, soil focused methods, keeping inputs low and letting careful land management do the work. The range runs from cucumbers and lettuces to carrots and tomatoes, all grown for flavour and picked in season.
The produce is sold in person, and the place to find it is the farm's stall at the Issaquah Farmers Market every Saturday. If you are after something particular, get in touch by email.
Maurya GroceryRaw milk farm in Issaquah4.1 (833 reviews)Maurya Grocery is an Indian grocery and restaurant on Gilman Boulevard in Issaquah, Washington. The shelves cover fresh produce, spices, dals, rice, flour, frozen foods and branded favourites, while the dairy fridge stocks Dungeness Valley raw cow milk alongside paneer, yoghurt and ghee.
The restaurant cooks fresh Indian dishes, from samosas to chicken dum biriyani, which can be ordered along with your groceries. Shop online for delivery or collection, or call in at the store seven days a week.
Windy N RanchButcher in Ellensburg5 (125 reviews)Windy N Ranch is a family ranch at Ellensburg in Washington, raising grass fed and finished Wagyu-Angus beef, lamb and goat on Certified Organic pasture, along with pastured Berkshire pork, free range chickens and turkeys. The cattle eat grass and only grass from weaning to finish, all breeding happens naturally on the ranch, and the pigs and poultry get a corn and soy free feed ground in the ranch's own hammer mill.
Everything is sold through Windy N Custom Butcher and its online store, with pick ups twice monthly at the ranch and at a drop spot in Bellevue. The family also welcome visitors for ranch tours.
Walker Meadow FarmButcher in Poulsbo4.9 (105 reviews)Walker Meadow Farm is a family owned farm in Poulsbo, Washington, farming without synthetic chemicals or sprays. The cattle are raised on grass, the chickens range freely and the pigs are fed GMO free feed, with all the animals given the space to behave naturally.
They sell grass fed beef, pasture raised chicken, free range eggs and pork, along with fresh seasonal vegetables through their Veggie CSA scheme. Orders go through the online shop and are picked up by appointment, and the farm can also arrange delivery.
Hungry Hollow FarmButcher in Shelton5 (83 reviews)Hungry Hollow Farm raises pasture-raised meats in Shelton, Washington, with 100% grass-fed beef and lamb, pastured pork, chicken and turkey, and eggs from hens kept outdoors. Alongside its own meat the farm sells a small range of wild Alaskan fish, local vegetables and local honey, and runs farm tours for anyone who wants to see the animals on pasture.
You can shop online at farm-direct prices, then collect at the farm or have your order delivered, with routes serving Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia and Bremerton. The farm store is open daily for those who prefer to buy in person.
Garden Treasures Local Farm & NurseryFarm shop in Arlington4.5 (106 reviews)Garden Treasures Local Farm & Nursery is a family farm and farm stand in Arlington, Washington, north of Seattle. Around 75 percent of the vegetables are grown on the farm itself using natural and organic practices, with the rest brought in from farming friends and neighbours, and the store also stocks certified organic products from local growers. There is a nursery and garden centre, a U-pick garden and fresh flower bouquets made daily from the farm's own flower fields.
The farm stand opens seasonally, six days a week from Tuesday to Sunday, selling vegetables, berries, fruit, local eggs, dairy and meat. You can also join the farm box CSA, order through the online shop or find the farm at local farmers markets.
Grace Harbor FarmsRaw milk farm in Custer4.8 (74 reviews)Grace Harbor Farms is a family dairy in Custer, Washington, started by Tim and Grace Lukens and now run by their son David. Jersey and Guernsey cows graze on pasture when the season allows, and the milk is vat pasteurised and left unhomogenised, so the cream still rises to the top.
The farm makes cream top milk, yogurt and kefir, plus soaps and lotions made with goat milk. The farm store opens several days a week, and with the website being rebuilt at the moment, the surest way to check products and stock is to ring or email the farm.
Sage Mountain Natural Foods MarketRaw milk farm in Leavenworth4.7 (67 reviews)Sage Mountain Natural Foods and Deli has been part of Leavenworth, Washington since 1998, a natural and organic foods store on US Highway 2. The shelves hold organic produce, groceries, snacks and bulk goods, coffee you grind yourself, beer and wine, local kombucha, supplements, natural health and beauty products and handcrafted goods, sourced close to home wherever possible.
The kitchen turns out scratch made deli food, hearty soups in season, salads, sandwiches and baked goods, with plenty of vegan and gluten free choices. Shop in store seven days a week, or email or phone a curbside order by noon for same day pickup.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
