Farm Stands near Coeur d'Alene, ID

Post Falls

Hauser

Newman Lake

Spokane

Veradale

Lilac City Harvest is a seven-acre hidden gem tucked behind a vibrant Spokane Valley neighborhood, providing easy access to the freeway, as well as solitude and privacy from the hustle and bustle of the main road. Husband and wife team Adam and Emily Powell have been growing organically since 2016. They enjoy focusing on salad crops including lettuces, root veggies, and herbs; seasonal favorites like sugar snap peas and green beans, and squash; pantry staples like carrots, potatoes, onions, and garlic; peppers, tomatoes, and cucumbers are grown in their hoop house. You can find them at their farm store, and farmer’s markets beginning in the late spring. Announcements for the Summer CSA program signups will be posted on their social media in the early Spring.

Mead

Mead

Hidden Acres Orchards is Green Bluff's longest family-run farm — the same family on the same 65 acres since 1970, four generations working the land north of Spokane, now solar, wind, and biodiesel powered. Open every day 9 to 5 with u-pick cherries, squash blossoms, and lavender, duck, goose, chicken, and quail eggs, sourdough bread, apple cider slushies, a petting zoo, camping, and pies — accepting everything from EBT to crypto to trade.

Mead

Where fun grows: Walters Fruit Ranch in the heart of Green Bluff near Mead, Washington offers seasonal u-pick from early-summer strawberries through cherries, blueberries, apricots, apples, and fall pumpkins. The store is open daily with a weekend café, ice cream cones, a unique gift shop, and sheep to feed.

Colbert

High Country Orchard in the heart of Green Bluff near Colbert, Washington is more than a farm — u-pick fruit straight from the trees, a café serving handcrafted meals, a country store, and a wedding venue set against rolling fields and open skies. From spring blossoms to crisp fall harvest days, every season brings new orchard experiences.