Spend the Day at Fall City Farms!

The Farm is great to visit any day
and here's what you will see:

January 2010:

June 2010

Time to check out the Food Buying Group. Go to Contact Us and email us to learn more.

September 2010: Our Farm Store opens September 3, 2010!   September Hours: Fridays and Saturdays, 10 am - 6 pm; Sundays 11 am - 5 pm. (scroll down for the October 2010 hours) Apples are the fruit of the month. Early in the month we have Gravensteins, an old fashioned favorite for sauce, pie, cider and fresh eating. Some of the later varieties are Dayton, Spartan, Honeycrisp, Liberty, and Jonagold.

Digging for treasure in the u-pick garden

Watch our store fill with potatoes, sweet corn, cabbage, kohlrabi, tomatoes and peppers, and yes, most of these are available to u-pick. September is a prime time for u-picking zucchini, beans, carrots, beets, and many other vegetables in our beautiful big, gardens. Bella and Matia, our Aussie/Border Collie farming companions may join you in your work. They love the beans! The hay maze is open and Fred and Ethel, (the horse and donkey), are ready for some visitors!

U-pick pumpkin patch opens Saturday, October 2, 2010!

Our Farm Store Hours for October 2010:
Mondays, noon to 6 pm; Tuesday thru Saturday, 10 am - 6 pm; Sundays 11 am - 5 pm.

My granddaughter said, as she gathered leaves in her basket, "the leaves are very colorish". We celebrate the season with a pumpkin house, hay maze, carts full of vegetables, u-pick pumpkin patch, and weekend hayrides and music. Pumpkins - big, small, white, orange and red, squash - lumpy, striped, pink and green, find homes throughout the Puget Sound. We eat well, picnic with gusto and thoroughly saturate ourselves in autumn. Gather your family and friends and join us in this most "colorish" of seasons.

As always, talking to the animals, and walking under the gourdwalk are favorite pastimes of our many visitors.

November 2010:

Store and U-pick gardens closed for the season beginning November 1st.
Thanks to all for a great season!

December 2010:

U - Cut Christmas trees - Noble, Grand, Douglas and Fraser firs. We provide the saws or bring your own. Our tree farm is located just north of the farm on Hwy 203. The address is 3309 Fall City/Carnation Road.

Following the January 2009 flood, the farm thrives once again