Agritourism & Farm Experiences in Kennewick, WA

Kennewick

Eastside Sustainable Farm operates out of Kennewick in the Tri-Cities, in the warm, irrigated farmland of the Columbia Basin. The name points to sustainable growing practices. The listing marks it for agritourism; confirm crops and visiting days with the farm directly.

Pasco

Puddle Ducks Herb Farm is a herb grower on North Road 76 in Pasco, in the irrigated Columbia Basin of the Tri-Cities. Herb farms like this raise culinary and medicinal plants for fresh sale, dried bundles and starts, thriving in the region's hot, dry summers. No detailed public listing is available online for this operation.

Pasco

Job's Nursery covers 36 acres along the Columbia River outside Pasco, selling annuals, perennials, trees, shrubs, fruit trees, and berry plants, plus bagged soils, seeds, fertilizers, and pest controls for eastern Washington gardens. Peacocks roam the grounds, and a pumpkin patch opens each fall. The garden center runs Tuesday through Saturday, 9 to 5, through the summer growing season.

Richland

Jamison Farm lists a Winslow Avenue address in Richland, part of the Tri-Cities in the Columbia Basin. Irrigation from the Columbia and Yakima rivers makes this desert country highly productive, with wine grapes, tree fruit, and row crops all grown nearby. Nothing specific about this farm's crops or hours surfaced online, so contact them directly to find out what they grow and sell.

Richland

A fruit orchard on Harvest Lane in Richland, part of the Tri-Cities in Washington's Columbia Basin. The region's hot, dry summers and Columbia and Yakima river irrigation ripen cherries, apples, peaches, and grapes across the basin. Richland-area orchards sell tree fruit at the stand and through local markets from June into fall.

Burbank

Applegate Orchards sits along Ice Harbor Drive near Burbank, in the Walla Walla County farmland where the Snake meets the Columbia. Irrigation from the Ice Harbor pool feeds orchards and vineyards across this warm corner of southeast Washington. The listing marks it as an orchard; confirm picking and hours with the growers.

Hermiston

Purple Ridge Lavender Farm grows lavender near Hermiston in eastern Oregon's Columbia Basin, an irrigated farming region better known for watermelons and row crops.

Hermiston

K & K Blueberries grows blueberries on Minnehaha Road near Hermiston, in the irrigated farm country of Umatilla County in eastern Oregon. Summer heat across the Columbia Basin ripens the crop through the picking season.

Benton City

Crimson Acres farms on West Yakitat Road in Benton City, at the edge of the Red Mountain growing area west of the Tri-Cities. This warm, irrigated corner of the lower Yakima Valley is known for wine grapes and row crops. Details on what Crimson Acres sells to the public are sparse online.

Prosser

Hand Print Farms works ground on West North River Road in Prosser, in the lower Yakima Valley's irrigated farm country. This stretch along the Yakima River grows wine grapes, tree fruit, and row crops under long, hot summers. Public details on what Hand Print sells directly are limited online.