Kingston, wa

Farm Stands near Kingston, wa

Lacey, Washington

Local. Heirloom. Permaculture. We're trying to re-learn the lost skills and hobbies that our grandparents knew and lived by.... [more]

Eatonville, Washington

Left Foot Farm is a 25 acre family farm in the foothills of Mount Rainier in Washington State. We raise about one hundred Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats and they are our passion.... [more]

Friday Harbor, Washington

We grow produce and cut flowers sustainably/no spray. We have a CSA business and sell at the Friday Harbor Farmers Market on Saturdays and Wednesdays at the Brickworks.... [more]

Concrete, Washington

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

Roy, Washington

5 generations on 1 family farm. Striving to make a difference and a living, locally.

McCleary, Washington

Family farm growing quality variety of Fresh Vegetables and Herbs, CSA Deliveries, Farm Tours, Free of Pesticides and Herbicides.

Olympia, Washington

A small, woman owned family farm raising chickens and ducks for eggs, Idaho Pasture Pigs for meat, and various produce and herbs coming 2025.... [more]

Olympia, Washington

At Left Foot Organics we grow certified organic vegetables and flowers on 5 acres, which we offer for sale through our CSA shares as well as on farm and at farmers markets and local food stores.... [more]

Rainier, Washington

Store now open. Very limited amounts this year due to crop problems. I will do my best to fill all orders, however i expect to be sold out very soon.... [more]

Yelm, Washington

Welcome to Happy Nest Farm, located outside Yelm, Washington. We offer free-range eggs, chickens, and turkeys.... [more]

Olympia, Washington

Brian and Lisa Boggess moved their family from the hectic, crowded Seattle area to rural Thurston County in 2016.... [more]

Victoria, British Columbia

At Dark Creek Farm we raise muscovy ducks, Ridley Bronze turkeys, and Large Black Hogs. We produce a small amount of cashmere fibre each year as well as a few market lambs.... [more]