Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Colville, WA

Colville

Colville Corn Maze cuts a 12-acre maze and opens a pumpkin patch each fall a half-mile west of Colville's old flour mill, up in northeast Washington's Stevens County. The farm market sells sweet corn, winter squash, and pie pumpkins alongside the maze. The 2026 season opens October 12 and runs through Halloween, with weekday evening and weekend daytime hours. Admission runs $8 to $10; kids four and under are free.

Evans

A family farm on Dead Medicine Road in Evans, in Stevens County's rural northeast Washington near the Columbia River. The name points to sheep and small-flock husbandry, common across the Colville-area mix of pasture and timber. Little else about the farm is documented online.

Addy

Little Avalon Farm near Addy in Stevens County breeds ADGA-registered Nigerian Dwarf goats and raises livestock guardian dogs, following a holistic, low-intervention approach to goat care. The farm also sells its Mineral Buffet supplement line and runs goat-care resource sites. Get in touch at [email protected] or through the Little Avalon Farm Facebook page.

Kettle Falls

North Columbia Farms works land on Fifteen Mile Creek Road near Kettle Falls, in the upper Columbia country of Stevens County above Lake Roosevelt. Farms in this northeast corner of Washington raise orchard fruit, hay, and livestock in the mountain-valley climate. Specific details on this farm's offerings are not well documented online.

Chewelah

A farm in Chewelah, in the Colville River valley of Stevens County, northeast Washington. The valley's small farms raise hay, livestock and market-garden produce between the Selkirk and Huckleberry ranges. Chicory Springs Farm's specific crops and any sales aren't posted online.