Schuh Farms

This is our second year in Washington, and our 2^nd time to the pumpkin patch. We love it! Great prices, and lots to do! I think were gonna come back before its closed!

Great place to take the Family to pick Strawberries. The staff is very friendly and there are goats and cows near by to please the kids.

Not a good experience at all. Very rude and actually threatening. Would never shop there.

(4÷17÷2015) This was recommended to us in a brochure for the Tulip Festival. We were lured by the promise of fresh farm goods. It was April, so should’ve known there wouldn’t be anything growing. Produce was brought in from a usual commercial food distributor with the labels still on them (oranges? avocados?) Customer area was rather small, kind of cluttered and dirty with swarms of large flies in the store. Only thing we saw that looked homemade were a few pies in a case. Canned goods are produced somewhere else. Overall, somewhat disappointed. The goats were cute.

I have been stopping by Schuh Farms since I was a little girl with my parents. I stopped by this weekend after visiting the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival, to look for some fruit. We are not quite in season yet for some of the fruit I was hoping to find, but I still ended up getting some amazing pears, and some little personal pies for my boyfriend and I. I will definitely be coming back when berries are in season!

Loved our experience at Schuh Farms this year.
We visited for the first time to get our fall pumpkins. The place is adorable, easy to find and they have great prices. You are able to pick your own, they have a great selection of not only the regular run of the mill carving pumpkins but also a wide variety of different more decorative ones as well. We ended up purchasing many because the prices were so great. Inside is a cute shop where I purchased some cookies and a bouquet of dahlias as well. We ended up buying a 45 lb pumpkin, a 25 lb and multiple smaller pumpkins plus cookies and flowers for under $ 35! They also have plenty of cute fall children’s activities going on to keep kiddos occupied and entertained. We will be using Schuh Farms for our future pumpkin patch needs.

Fabulous. So much to do for adults and kids! Prices were amazingly cheap! (Maybe I shouldn’t announce that little secret, shhhh!) for 61 lbs of pumpkins it was $ 15!
Free hayrides. Free shuttle to the other side of the road. $ 1.25 tickets for the kiddo activities that require tickets.
Several choices of food vendor trucks set up on site. We didn’t try any but saw the lines at them and everyone seemed to like what they were getting.
Porta potties if you need to go. We didn’t dare, so can’t comment on that but be prepared if you go.
Lots of little places to go in and buy produce I’m assuming grown on site. And cheap!!! We bought a little here and there. And the yummiest cider! Had a small bottle there a few times and loaded up to come home.
Pumpkins, oh my! You can pick yourself in the big field with a wheelbarrow. Bring mid boots. Or on the barn side of the road they have loads of them already picked. And many colors! Pink, gray, green, white, variegated. Even Cinderella ones! And boxes of mini pumpkins, gourds, squash, you name it!
Also lots of seasonal décor in the barn. Be careful tho, pricing is a bit bizarre.
They take cards and cash. The corn maze is cash only and you’d be better to have it with you than stand in the LONG line for people paying for pumpkins from the field. I’ll know next year… it’s rather long to stand there twice…
But if you’re looking to go somewhere and spend a few fall hours, this is definitely you’re place! We can’t wait to see what next season holds!

Took this gorgeous 2 lane back road returning from a girl’s camping trip. What a beautiful farm market. We bought some cheese curds, cookies, corn and basil. They had samples of peach milkshake available at the espresso stand. Yummy!

Such a great experience we had here. The staff was so friendly and kind. My family came on a weekday so it was quite slow and it was nice. I heard there are more activities on the weekend but today we experiences plenty. There was a little farm to see with chickens (you can feed them corn for a quarter), pigs, cows, goats and a rabbit. There is almost a friendly dog walking around. There is a yellow brick road behind the grocery store that leads to a play area with a slide for the kids. There are many photo opportunities with pumpkins, pumpkin patches and Halloween decorations. The grocery store sells their own fruits, veggies, eggs, jams/​spreads and much much more. I left with a butternut squash and some of their eggs and apples.
I would absolutely recommend this farm to visit. It was such a great experience for my family and if I didn’t purchase anything at the grocery store it would of been free! I felt like I should purchase something because establishments like this are a gem to our community.

Best freshest Christmas trees ever! We’ve bought our tree here for the last several years, if we keep it watered it doesn’t dry out for at least three weeks. A little spendy but worth every penny.

We just came back from another great experience at Schuh. We always get our pumpkins here and our Christmas tree. This year was no exception to past experiences — we just love the family atmosphere. And they always make you feel like you’re a part of it.

Absolutely fabulous farm!
We stopped here on our way to the ferry to spent a long weekend on Orcas, and originally stopped here just to get a couple of flats of berries. We quickly scooped up a beautiful mix of blackberries, raspberries, albino raspberries, and blueberries.
We entered the small shop to pay, and were immediately distracted by the amazing selection of fruits and veggies. We added peaches, apricots and nectarines to our pile, as well as preserved peach slices and a block of cheese.
We’ve been enjoying all of this throughout the weekend, and everything was just delicious.
We are looking forward to passing through on our way back to Seattle to pick up more things!

Went today to pick fresh strawberries. Oh my! First you go to the barn, then across the street to the strawberry field. Big, sweet, red, ripe strawberries, I think I ate as much as I picked. *ssshhh, don’t tell anyone*! When we went to pay, went into their retail store and bought some fresh raspberry honey (can’t wait to taste that). Employees were knowledgeable and very friendly. I have been buying Schuh berries for years at our local Farmers Markets in Seattle. It is nice to actually go to the farm and see the produce growing. If you want a good U pick strawberry place, go here!

The best place to buy local produce in Skagit Valley! A bigger selection than all the other farm stands, and better prices. Produce selection varies by season, but includes a wide selection of local berries during berry season.
Some produce is grown right there on their own property, and was picked just that morning. The last time I was there, I bought a head of red leaf lettuce that had been grown in their own garden… it was bigger than a basketball, too big to fit in a clear plastic produce bag, tasted DELICIOUS, and only cost a few dollars!
Also sells small houseware-​type gifts (most are not locally made), locally baked goods, and garden starts/​plants during the growing season.
One of the few farmstands in the area that takes debit/​credit cards. Tons of parking. Small espresso stand on the highway side of the lot.
Visiting with kids: walk past the main store to the little white barn right behind it. You can check out the chickens, and feed them scratch from a dispenser for 25 cents. Bok bok!

A must-​go if you’re in the area — for the tulip festival maybe? I’m addicted to their Tayberry jam — it’s the best ever — I stocked up before our flight back to Boston. The staff are always so friendly and go above and beyond the call of duty. The produce, dairy and baked goods always look SO good. I love it