Everson WA Stoney Ridge Farm
Today I went out to the Everson area of Whatcom County and visited Stoney Ridge Farm and was amazed at the depth and quality of what this farm has to offer. I’ve heard from friends and neighbors about Stoney Ridge before, but until I actually went out their today, I didn’t realize they had so much to offer to the public.
Stoney Ridge Farm is open every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday in October from 10am to 5pm. Their address is 2092 Van Dyk Rd; Everson, WA 98247. You can call them as well at 360-966-3919. They will also be open from November 24 to December 15 for some Christmas celebrations as well. I find myself updating this post during the fall of 2008 becuase Stoney Ridge Farms finally got themselves a web site. They really needed one, because this place is awesome!
My family and I have been to many harvest time festivals here in the Northwest over the
years, but there’s very few that have as much as this farm has to offer. They have the largest pumpkin patch fields in all of Whatcom County. To get to this huge field you take a hay ride on the back of a long covered wagon with bales of hay on both sides. All the kids that took the ride really enjoyed it and so did all the adults as well. Once the farmer drops you off…you have an entire field of pumpkins to scout around to find that perfect one.
They also have a couple apple orchards in the same area of the pumpkins where one can pick a variety of apples for around 60 cents a pound. After you load up on your apples, just take them and your pumpkin back onto the wagon and the farmer will give you a ride back to the pay station.
But if that’s all you did, you would have missed about 75% of what one could still do at this beautiful farm. Stoney Ridge is a very entertaining place to visit and the kids will just love the atmosphere here. From the little choo choo train ride, to the goats in the sky, to the endless animal exhibits, it’s just great. The place is covered in pumpkins, there’s this huge field of corn made into a maze and the forests of apples.
With the two events that they have here’s what they offer first for “Its Harvest Time At” Stoney Ridge Farm during October:
- Largest pumpkin patch in Whatcom County!
- Craft and gift shop
- Fresh pressed pasteurized cider
- A hot dog stand
- Awesome pumpkin and carmel apple pie (wow…that apple pie with ice cream was good).
- Fresh cider donuts
- U-pick and we pick apples
- Hay and train rides
- Farm animals and Goat walk
- Corn and bin maze
- School and private tours by appointment
- Decorations and more
The second event is called “Its Christmas Time At” Stoney Ridge Farm and here’s whats going on November 24 to December 15th:
- Fresh Noble, Grand, Doug Fir, Frasier, and Nordman Christmas trees to purchase.
- U-cut, pre-cut, and live trees as well.
- Awesome caramel apple, pumpkin, and berry pie!
- Homemade cider donuts and other goodies
- Free coffee and hot chocolate
- Christmas crafts and garland
- Fresh handcrafted wreaths
- Bonfire and hot dogs
- Tree bailing Available.
Well that about does it for the tour of Stoney Ridge Farm, they got me hooked that’s for sure. Have fun, you’ll enjoy this place for sure. Oh…plan on at least an hour or two to see everything…it’s time well spent.
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I just found out today that Stoney Ridge Farms now has a web site and it will be expanded over the next year. visit Stoney Ridge Farms sometime soon.
Comment by Jerry — December 6, 2007 @ 9:54 am
Here is an awesome site that I found today with a Christmas theme and happened to have some information more useful information about Christmas at Stoney Ridge Farm. Thats quite an amazing blog stuffed full of christmas related events, topics, and interesting related things in the Bellingham, WA and NW Washington area. Merry X-mas Rod Brock.
Comment by Jerry — December 12, 2007 @ 8:51 pm
Hello Stoney Ridge,
Nancy and I are interested in putting together a small line of products for your festival this October. We have done very well at festivals like this and we both agree that this is a good venue for our product. Please take a look at our web-site and you can see where we are and where we have been this year. If you can get back with us right away, we are going to develop a Halloween soap for this event. We are even open to doing a Stoney Ridge logo soap for you.
Jeffrey and Nancy Fullner
Simply Good Cents
Comment by Jeffrey & Nancy Fullner — September 23, 2008 @ 1:32 pm
Hi Jeffrey and Nancy,
I’m not the owner of Stoney Ridge Farms. After visiting there beautiful farm in Everson last fall, I wrote this post about them. While visiting them, I found out that Stoney Ridge Farm didn’t have a website so I was getting a lot of internet traffic from this post. I’m happy to annouce that they now have a website and any one interested can now visit them online at Stoney Ridge Farms.
Thanks again for visiting Northwest Living.
Comment by Jerry — September 24, 2008 @ 4:05 pm
If your looking for more great farms to visit during the fall, try visiting BelleWood Acres Apple Farm in Lynden, WA. Just goto the link I provided here and you can read the post all about their awesome apple farm in the Laurel area between Lynden and Bellingham, WA.
Comment by Jerry — October 9, 2008 @ 8:43 am