Dairy Farms & Creameries near Gig Harbor, WA

Lost Peacock Creamery is a solar-powered goat dairy on the edge of Olympia, milking 44 goats twice daily and making small-batch farmstead cheese three times a week. The herd lives in stable family groups, and the owners weight animal welfare and land stewardship heavily. A wandering flock of peafowl, including a white peahen that turned up and stayed, gave the farm its name. It also hosts goat yoga and a kids' summer camp.

Federal Way

The original PNW delivery service: since 1920, Smith Brothers Farms milkmen and women have run neighborhood routes that now reach from Seattle to Portland — fresh dairy plus curated local groceries, delivered the same day every week with no commitments. Customers stay an average of six-plus years, a loyalty earned porchbox by porchbox.

Kent

Smith Brothers Farms has delivered fresh milk to Pacific Northwest porches since 1920 — now bringing 600 locally sourced products, from its own dairy to local bread, eggs, produce, and prepared foods, to more than 60,000 households on the same day every week. Based in Kent, the family-owned service covers Seattle, Portland, and Vancouver with free delivery over $20, no tips or fees, and an insulated porchbox included.

Seattle

The Pike Place Market Creamery — "The Store of Alternatives" — has been the Market's go-to for dairy, dairy alternatives, eggs, and cow gifts since 1978, tucked in the Sanitary Market behind Jack's Fish Spot. Shelves span glass-bottled and raw cow and goat milk, European butters, local eggs sold by the single egg (quail and seasonal duck too), raw milk cheeses, kefir, and vegan everything, with personalized service for every diet.