Farms Near Bow, WA
60 local farms within about 30 miles of Bow, Washington — all selling direct to consumers.
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Blanchard Mountain Farm
0.3 miBow
Blanchard Mountain Farm is a small certified organic farm just off Chuckanut Drive in the beautiful Samish Flats of Bow, Washington near Edison. For the past 11 years we have restored this piece of land and grew delicious annual produce and fresh and dried flowers for retail and wholesale markets. We also planted 100’s of Pacific Northwest native plants.
Farm To Market Bakery
0.3 miBow
Farm to Market Bakery in Bow, Washington — named for the road it sits near, and the ethos it lives by — has twice been voted Best Bakery in Skagit, famous for pecan sticky buns, triple chocolate pecan brownies, and its signature lime-soaked polenta cake, all homemade with mostly local ingredients. Owners Jim and Lisa Kowalski also run The Rhody restaurant next door on scenic Chuckanut Drive.
Samish Bay Cheese
0.3 miBow
Samish Bay Cheese is Suzanne and Roger Wechsler's certified organic dairy on 200 acres in the northwest corner of Skagit County, below Mount Blanchard — a mixed herd of mostly Milking Shorthorns behind the farm's cheese, yogurt, and labneh, plus farm-raised beef, pork, and veal. The Bow Hill Road farm shop is open daily with local wine, cider, honey, and artisan goods, and orders ship or meet buyers at farmers markets and Seattle drops.
Breadfarm
0.3 miBow
Our shop is currently open for curbside pickup only. Our order window is open for walk up customers. However, to ensure you get what you're looking for, we encourage you to place a curbside order. Edison is busy, especially on the weekends! Thanks for your support~ Renée and Scott
Harmony Fields
0.3 miBow
Harmony Fields is a little sheep farm in the Skagit Valley of Bow, Washington, making artisan farmstead sheep cheese between Seattle and Vancouver, B.C. — plus local yarn, wool, lamb, and sheep-inspired art, all under a mission of beautiful food and simple living. Seasonal educational programs and field trips teach sheep dairying and regenerative farming.
Golden Glen Creamery
0.3 miBow
Boldly Grown Farm
0.3 miBow
Boldly Grown Farm is a family-owned, certified organic mixed vegetable farm in Skagit Valley, Washington. We grow and sell year-round, with our primary focus being high-quality fall and winter vegetables for wholesale markets. We also operate a 325-member winter CSA program and a year-round farm stand. We started our farm in 2015 at the Viva Farms incubator. Now located on the property we purchased in Bow, WA in 2021, we grow approximately 35 acres of vegetables plus grains, dry beans, flowers,
Taylor Shellfish Farms
0.3 miBow
Legacy Built on Sustainability. As a company whose product relies on clean water and healthy ecosystems, we have long been stewards of the marine environment. Our Sustainability
Blau Oyster Co, Inc.
0.3 miBow
Bow Hill Blueberries
0.3 miBow
Bow Hill Blueberries in Bow, Washington crafts organic heirloom blueberry products from Rubel and Jersey bushes planted in 1947 — the cold-pressed heirloom juice has won three Good Food Awards and been served by four James Beard Award-winning chefs. Summer brings u-pick in the heritage fields, with the farm store open year-round for frozen berries, juice, and pantry goods.
Rosabella's Garden Bakery
3.1 miBow
A Man and His Hoe
2.5 miBow
Sakuma Bros. Farms and Market
4.2 miBurlington
Bow Little Market
3.5 miBurlington
Cairnspring Mills
5.7 miTJ Farm
6.8 miMount Vernon
Fairhaven Mill
6.1 miFrom the Farm Market Stand
6.5 miBurlington
From the Farm Fresh Berries & Bakery Treats, near Burlington, Washington in the fertile Skagit Valley combines the charm of a roadside stand with a 3,000 sq. ft. commercial kitchen. Founded by Tami Sakuma and Susan Berentson in 2010, the growing business offers hand-crafted artisan bakery treats teamed witht the freshest berries for the Skagit Valley.
Prairie Road Farm
6.5 miBurlington
We are a small family farm located on 20 acres at the base of Bow Hill, in Burlington WA. We raise free range pastured chickens for eggs, grass fed sheep for meat, Katahdin Sheep breeding ewes and Nigerian Dwarf goats. We run our farm fashioned way – we do not use synthetic chemicals or GMO feed or seeds. We believe in keeping our farm small to serve our local community and ensure sustainability and environmental well being. We do not use any kind of pesticides and we do not add chemicals or art
Potato Shed
6.5 miBurlington
Through the years Norm Nelson concentrated on quality and did not compromise in any way that would affect this main objective. The second generation, Jerry, Jim and Norm Jr. carry on that same philosophy and focused on getting top quality product to the markets. All seed is conventionally grown without genetic alteration. The majority of seed comes from within 50 miles of our farm, allowing regular monitoring of the seed crop through the growing season. We keep a watchful eye on the contents of
Skagit's Own Fish Market
6.5 miBurlington
The story started when Tana Skaugrud and husband Eric began fishing off the Washington coast in 1988. Unexpectedly, one of their neighbors noticed the crab pots in their yard and asked to buy some of their catch. Their fish soon gained a reputation in the neighborhood, and so they opened up a successful stand at the county farmers’ market. Those small beginnings developed into what’s now Skagit’s Own Fish Market, a locally-renowned store offering the very finest of Pacific seafood and other home
Viva Farms
6.5 miBurlington
Viva Farms is a non-profit (501c-3 and charitable organization), Farm Business Incubator and Training Program established in 2009. We operate 119 acres, two locations in Skagit County, and one in King County, Washington. We lower the barriers for beginning farmers, and create the opportunity for success. Viva Farms has educated over 1,000 farmers (150+ Spanish speakers) in sustainable organic farming. We are currently incubating 29 farm businesses (9 Latino-owned, 44% female-owned) and anticipat
Northwest Wild Foods
6.5 miBurlington
Located between the temperate Puget Sound and the rugged Cascade Mountains of the Pacific Northwest... Northwest Wild Foods is a small, family-owned company in Burlington, Washington that is dedicated to bringing you the rare and natural wild flavors of our region and beyond. Our wild berries are hand-gathered in areas such as the lush woodlands of the Cascade and Olympic Mountains where our intrepid pickers often find themselves competing with Black bear, cougar and other animals for delicious
NW Local Meats
6.5 miBurlington
NW Local Meats is a full service butcher shop offering Beef, Pork, Lamb, & Goat from Small Family farms throughout San Juan, Island, Skagit, & Whatcom Counties. Visit our shop for a rotating selection of pastured meat, order 1/4 or 1/2 Bulk Beef, or create a custom request for the cuts you want.
Riversong Farm
8.5 miMount Vernon
Jarmin's 5-M Orchard
8.6 miMount Vernon
Tulip Valley Farms
9.1 miMount Vernon
Puget Sound Food Hub Cooperative
9.7 miMt Vernon
Schuh Farms Mount Vernon
9.7 miMount Vernon
Tulip Town
10.4 miMount Vernon
Walser Farms
10.4 miMount Vernon
Waxwing Farm, LLC
11.0 miMOUNT VERNON
La Conner Gardens
11.8 miJones Creek Farms
8.4 miSedro-Woolley
Skagit River Ranch
8.4 miSedro-Woolley
Skagit River Ranch is George and Eiko Vojkovich's nationally recognized 600-acre organic farm in Sedro-Woolley, producing certified organic, grass-fed Wagyu and Angus beef, pastured pork, chicken, turkey, and eggs — now Certified Humane and part of the ASPCA's Shop With Your Heart program. Find them at Seattle's University District and Ballard farmers markets year-round, the Saturday farm store, and weekly online orders.
Skiyou Ranch 100% Grass Fed Organic Beef
8.4 miSedro-Woolley
Our family farm is entirely run by Tarie Benson . So we are not new to the organic industry. We are dedicated to providing the best quality product for our customers. We consider ourselves stewards of the land, continuing the preservation of a sustainable and humane environment for all. Photo: The fifth generation Benson to continue the family tradition
Upper Samish Farm
8.4 miSedro-Woolley
Upper Samish Farm is owned and operated by the Reijm family. The farm is located in Sedro-Woolley, Washington, near the headwaters of the Samish River. It is here, in the scenic valley between Alger Mountain and Lyman Hill that the cattle are born and raised, and are completely grass fed until finished. The cattle are able graze on lush pasture, with absolutely no herbicides or pesticides, just the way they like it. The location is optimal for producing premium healthy, organic, delicious, Angus
Sedro-Woolley Farmers Market
8.4 miSedro-Woolley
The Sedro-Woolley Farmers’ Market Handbook was created following examination of the handbooks of several other farmers’ markets from around the State of Washington. The Market has become a focal point for the community. With your support, and the support of the community, the Sedro-Woolley Farmers’ Market will continue to grow and expand over the years ahead. Your membership and participation will keep the Market strong. We welcome your involvement in supporting local farmers and our community!
Tenneson Family Farms
8.4 miSedro-Woolley
Baldham Farm
8.4 miSedro-Woolley
Swanson's Farm
12.3 miLa Conner
Alaska Gold Seafood
13.7 miBellingham
When you order from Alaska Gold, you’re doing more than getting the best wild Alaskan seafood around. You’re making a commitment to family, tradition, sustainability, and excellence, just like we do every day. Since the formation of our fishermen-owned co-op on May 12th, 1944, we’ve held firm to these beliefs.
Bellingham Farmers Market
13.7 miBellingham
Lummi Island Wild
13.7 miBellingham
Enjoy the highest quality wild caught salmon from truly sustainable sources. Our mission is to promote the respectful and responsible harvesting of wild salmon while protecting the environment for future generations of fish and people. Our reefnet fishery is recognized as the first solar powered fishery and is one of the most sustainable fisheries on the planet. We partner with local Pacific Northwest tribal and state fishers in the Salish Sea and Alaska to bring you the absolute highest quality
Skiyou Ranch
10.7 miSedro Woolley
Black Rock Seafood
10.8 miAnacortes
Black Rock Seafood on Stevenson Road in Anacortes, Washington is founded on fresh — "if it's not frozen, it never was" — famous for jumbo cooked Dungeness crab and racks o' crab, open seven days a week serving the Anacortes and Whidbey area.
Mt Erie Farms
10.8 miAnacortes
We are a small, family farm that prides itself on producing conscientiously raised, grass-fed and pastured, chemical-free meats. Located in the fertile Skagit Valley we practice sustainable agriculture techniques. Although we are not certified organic, we do not give our animals growth hormones or unnecessary antibiotics. We strive to raise our animals in a stress free environment, giving them room to roam, pasture to graze, and plenty of fresh air and sunshine. Please take a look at what we hav
Anacortes Farmers Market
10.8 miAnacortes
Walking into the Anacortes Farmers Market is like going back in time. A simpler place in time. A place where the people from a community come together each week. A place where you can purchase a wide variety of vegetables and fruit direct from the farmers themselves. There are local artisans of many specialties including fabric knitting, canvas, weaving, wood working, bowl turning, knife makers, bee keepers and the list goes on and on.
Dunbar Gardens
12.6 miMount Vernon
Dunbar Gardens in Mount Vernon, Washington is the farm of willow basket maker Katherine Lewis and grower Steve Lospalluto — one of the few operations in the US growing and crafting its own basketry willow, cut annually, dried, sorted, and woven entirely by hand. Katherine's baskets live in the Smithsonian's Renwick Gallery Cole-Ware Collection and hundreds of homes, with willow cuttings shipped to growers and basketmaking classes taught nationwide.
Farmer Joe’s Produce
12.6 miMount Vernon
Snow Goose Produce
12.6 miMount Vernon
We are a seasonal, family run, country market located on Fir Island in the Skagit Valley. We offer the best in local produce and fare such as fresh and smoked seafood, baked breads, artisan cheeses and carefully selected wines. We are also famous for our immodest ice cream cones. Snow Goose is a good place to pick up groceries for the weekend, or simply stop by for a midday treat. Whether you are on your way to the San Juan Islands for a long weekend, getting out of town for a hike or bike ride
Mount Vernon Farmers Market
12.6 miMount Vernon
At the Mount Vernon Farmers Market each decision made is with our mission and vision at the forefront. Our Mission: To provide the citizens of Skagit County fresh locally grown produce and handcrafted items, and to support community agriculture in a friendly, informative atmosphere.
Blackburn Gardens
12.6 miMount Vernon
My name is Laura, and I have loved dirt and the things that grow in it since childhood. Blackburn Gardens is the fulfillment of a life-long dream to grow beautiful things and share them with my community. I love meeting my neighbors as they stop by for a last-minute bundle of flowers for the dinner table or a fresh bouquet for their teacher on the first day of school. Our little bit of land is just 3/4 of an acre on the edge of old-town Mount Vernon, but it is where the magic happens. Pleas
Cedardale Orchards
12.6 miMount Vernon
Gordon Skagit Farms
12.6 miMount Vernon
For over 50 years, Gordon Skagit Farms has cultivated pumpkins, becoming one of the prominent growers in the United States. People from across the Pacific Northwest and beyond are drawn to the farm every year to experience the stunning displays of pumpkins and squash tucked amongst hundred year old barns and gardens. Our fields stretch out towards the horizon, the farm an island in a sea of pumpkins, dried corn stalks, and apple trees. We have been at the forefront of testing new pumpkin varieti
Lazy Squirrel Nut Farm
12.6 miMount Vernon
We currently offer chestnuts. They are available seasonally, October - December, via wholesale and limited retail or U-pick. Please contact us for more information.
Pleasant Ridge Farm
12.6 miMount Vernon
Pleasant Ridge Farm produces top quality produce at an excellent price. We are a small farm stand with a large selection of seasonal produce in the fall. Our mission is to provide our customers with the very best produce available at a reasonable price. We offer orchard fresh apples and pears, a large variety of winter and summer squash and an assortment of fresh dry beans and lentils.
Mike & Jean's Berry Farm
12.6 miMount Vernon
Mike & Jean's Berry Farm is a Skagit Valley family farm in Mount Vernon delivering fresh berries to the largest grocers and the smallest farm stands — old-fashioned farming practices meet the latest harvesting technology for the plumpest berries in the shortest time. A proud Puget Sound Fresh member treating land, employees, and food with respect.
Schuh Farms
12.6 miMount Vernon
Schuh Farms has offered "the best in family fun" in the Skagit Valley since 1963 — fresh produce, pies and baked goods, fresh fruit shakes, canned goods, eggs, plant starts, and flower bouquets at the Mount Vernon farm on WA-536, open daily 9 to 6, April through December. The Udderly Delicious stand pours espresso and shakes, with online ordering for pies and cookies.
Osiris Ranch
16.7 miBellingham
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many farms are near Bow, WA?
US Farm Trail lists 60 farms within about 30 miles of Bow, Washington, all selling direct to consumers — produce, meat, eggs, dairy, honey, and more.
What kinds of farms are near Bow?
Farms near Bow include 8 farm stands, 8 agritourism & farm experiences, 3 organic farms, 3 meat farms & ranches. Browse the list for details on each.
Can I visit these farms in person?
Many welcome visitors through farm stands, u-pick fields, or on-farm stores — check each farm's page for hours and visiting details before you go.
