Farms in Wapato, WA

Wapato · Meat Farm, Livestock Ranch

Holy Cow Grass Fed Beef in Wapato, in Washington's Yakima Valley, raises Black Angus/Limousin/Kobe hybrid cattle on lush irrigated cropland grasses — certified by Grass Fed Only USA and Certified Humane, with no pesticides, antibiotics, hormones, or synthetic fertilizers ever. The farm runs a custom-delivery CSA reaching big cities across Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada, and Utah, with farm pickup including a personalized "moo mobile" tour.

Wapato · Agritourism Farm

Imperial's Garden farms roughly 1,000 acres on Lateral A Road in Wapato, in the Yakima Valley, selling produce that rolls out with the seasons: asparagus in early spring, sweet corn in July, tomatoes in summer, and squash and pumpkins in fall. The Imperial family started the operation in 1985, two years after immigrating from the Philippines, and still runs it across generations.

Wapato · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Blueberry Hill Berries is on West Wapato Road in Wapato, in the Yakima Valley south of Yakima. Berry picking here runs through the warm summer stretch. No website or listing was found online.

Wapato · Farm Stand

Wapato · Agritourism Farm, Orchard

A tree-fruit orchard on Gangl Road in Wapato, in the Yakima Valley on the Yakama Reservation. Wapato's warm valley climate produces apples, cherries, and pears across surrounding orchards. Harvest details for this orchard aren't posted online.

Toppenish · Farm Stand

Union Gap · Agritourism Farm

This Union Gap museum holds more than 150 antique tractors and over 1,000 pieces of historic farm machinery across acres of outdoor and indoor exhibits, and calls itself the largest agricultural museum in the Pacific Northwest. Displays trace a century of Yakima Valley farming, from horse-drawn equipment to early gas tractors. It sits on Main Street in Union Gap, just south of Yakima.

Union Gap · Agritourism Farm, Corn Maze

A fall corn maze on Main Street in Union Gap, at the south edge of Yakima in central Washington's farm belt. Corn mazes here open in autumn alongside pumpkins and family activities. Specific dates and admission for this one aren't posted online.

Zillah · Agritourism Farm, Orchard

Wingardner Orchards grows tree fruit on Gilbert Road in Zillah, a Yakima Valley town ringed by orchards and vineyards. Zillah's warm, irrigated benchland produces apples, cherries, peaches, and wine grapes, and it anchors the valley's Rattlesnake Hills wine district. No website or public listing came up in research, so contact the orchard directly about u-pick, fruit stands, or where its crop is sold.

Moxee · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

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Cascade Sheep & Cattle Co. is a family-run operation located in Yakima Valley, Washington, where Justin and Tyler have been raising their families for over 20 years. Both brothers come from a long line of farmers and have dedicated themselves to learning and implementing Sustainable Farming and Ranching Practices, particularly focusing on Regenerative Agriculture. For well over a decade we have submersed ourselves in learning and practicing Regenerative Agriculture from the industry's best. At C

Yakima · Agritourism Farm, U-Pick Farm

U-pick raspberries and lavender at a small farm in Yakima, in central Washington's fruit-growing valley. Visitors pick their own berries in early summer and cut lavender when it blooms. Exact location, picking dates and pricing aren't posted online.

Yakima · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Ahtanum Berry Patch offers u-pick berries from July through October on South 74th Avenue in Yakima, plus its own asparagus and a bakery open Wednesday through Saturday, 9 to 4. The farm adds guided tours and patio lunch service through the fall. It has run for more than a decade in the Ahtanum Valley west of Yakima. Reach them at 509-731-4094 or on Instagram @ahtanumberrypatch.

Zillah · Agritourism Farm

A grower's listing on Dalton Lane in Zillah, in the Yakima Valley's wine and tree-fruit country. The valley around Zillah is planted heavily in vineyards, orchards, and hops. No farm details are documented online under this name.

Yakima · Agritourism Farm, Farm Stand

Barrett Orchards, known locally as The Fruit Place, sells tree-ripened peaches, nectarines, apricots and organic blueberries from its stand on Pecks Canyon Road west of Yakima. Elberta peaches and white nectarines are the summer standouts. This is a farm shop rather than u-pick, and the on-site Ice Cream Barn scoops Winegar's ice cream next to shelves of fruit spreads, gifts and local goods. Open Monday through Saturday and Sunday afternoons in summer.

Granger · Agritourism Farm

Jones Farms runs a seasonal fruit stand on Thacker Road in Granger, in the Yakima Valley, supplying farm-fresh produce across the Northwest. The stand stays open through Halloween and takes cash, card or check, though not WIC. Call (509) 829-3002 for what's in season.

Granger · Farm Stand, Produce Farm