Big Lake, wa

Farms near Big Lake, wa

Stanwood, Washington

Sydney Acres is a small family farm that currently grows fruit trees, honey, bamboo, potted evergreen trees, vegetable starts, and WA native plants.... [more]

Arlington, Washington

Our Farm was purchased by my grandparents in 1951. They taught me how to use natural practices and respect animals raising them in a humane matter.... [more]

Sedro-woolley, Washington

Watershed Farm is a small scale farm nestled in the Acme valley of Washington state with a focus of sustainably growing fresh, organic, local produce by using regenerative farm practices.... [more]

Marysville, Washington

My Husband is a 4th-gen strawberry farmer since 1910 in Marysville, Wa. We live on the farm that his Grandfather farmed originally and we decided to put the barn to use as a produce barn and provide... [more]

Anacortes, Washington

Gaia Rising Farm is located on beautiful Guemes Island in the San Juan archipelago of Washington State.... [more]

Camano Island, Washington

Comfort Farms is closed.

Concrete, Washington

We are a small, family owned and operated farm committed to feeding the local community sustainably grown vegetables.... [more]

Concrete, Washington

I am a full-time dairy goat. herb farmer and creator and purveyor of quality natural health and beauty products.... [more]

Oak Harbor, Washington

The Muzzall Family has raised cattle on Whidbey Island for 98 years and the 3 sisters are the fourth generation to call this home.... [more]

Oak Harbor, Washington

We raise sheep for wool and occasional lamb by advance order. Our sheep are registered Wensleydale, Teeswater and English Leicester Longwool breeds and a cross variety of Lincoln, Romney and Border... [more]

Coupeville, Washington

Rosehip Farm & Garden is a small diversified farm is historic Coupeville on Whidbey Island. We grow a mix of vegetables, including many heirloom varieties.... [more]

Coupeville, Washington

On tranquil Whidbey Island, Washington, we raise our own alpacas and angora bunnies, shear their fleeces, then gently transform the fiber into soft, luxurious handspun yarns.... [more]