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Farm Day Trips · Near a town
Farm Day Trips near Seattle, Washington
There are 14 farm stops within about 20 miles of Seattle, WA: 3 lavender farms, 2 wineries, cideries and breweries, 5 cafés, bakeries and markets and 4 shops and makers. The closest are Grand Central Bakery (Eastlake), Victrola Coffee Roasters (Pike St Cafe & Roastery) and Fireworks (Westlake Center). Distances are straight-line miles, so allow a little more on the road.
14 places · updated October 30, 2026
14places in this guide
October 30last updated
🪻 Lavender farms (3)
- Woodinville LavenderLavender farm · Redmond · about 11 mi
Lavender farm and garden in Woodinville wine country that serves mainly as a venue for weddings, elopements and private or corporate events.
- Lavender Hill FarmLavender farm · Vashon · about 18 mi
Organic lavender farm on Vashon Island that distills its own oil and makes bunches, wreaths, sachets and soap, with farmhouse vacation rentals and small private events.
- Synnove Lavender FarmLavender farm · Kent · about 19 mi
U-pick lavender farm in Kent with a farm stand, labyrinth, lawn games and woodland trails, where visitors are welcome to bring a picnic during the summer open days.
🍷 Wineries, cideries and breweries (2)
- JM CellarsWinery or vineyard · Snohomish · about 3 mi
Family winery founded in 1998 by John and Peggy Bigelow, pouring Friday to Sunday at The Vault in Maltby and for members at Woodinville's Bramble Bump.
- Sheridan VineyardWinery or vineyard · Zillah · about 13 mi
Yakima Valley winery on Roza Drive in Zillah, started by Scott Greer on 76 acres in the late 1990s, open Thursday to Saturday or by appointment.
☕ Cafés, bakeries and markets (5)
- Grand Central Bakery (Eastlake)Bakery · Seattle · about 1 mi
Eastlake café of a Northwest artisan bakery, open daily 7 to 4 near Lake Union, with a wide patio, house breads, pastries and sandwiches.
- Victrola Coffee Roasters (Pike St Cafe & Roastery)Café or coffee shop · Seattle · about 1 mi
Seattle coffee roaster since 2000 whose Capitol Hill café and roastery fills a 1920s auto row building, open daily 7 to 5 with free Friday cuppings.
- Cupcake Royale (Capitol Hill)Bakery · Seattle · about 4 mi
Seattle's first cupcake bakery, opened in 2003, with a Capitol Hill café on East Pike open Tuesday to Sunday, monthly flavors and house ice cream.
- Trophy Cupcakes (University Village)Bakery · Seattle · about 5 mi
Seattle boutique cupcake bakery since 2007, with its flagship at University Village open until 9 most nights and seasonal flavors like pumpkin pie.
- The HerbfarmRestaurant · Woodinville · about 13 mi
Woodinville restaurant serving a nine-course, chef-selected dinner with paired drinks Thursday through Sunday, cooking from its own farm since 1986.
🎁 Shops and makers (4)
- Fireworks (Westlake Center)Gift shop · Seattle · about 2 mi
Seattle-born gift shop with a downtown store in Westlake Center open daily, selling jewelry, bags, home goods, kids' toys and books.
- Swansons NurseryGift shop · Seattle · about 5 mi
North Seattle garden destination open since 1924, with an on-site café serving breakfast and lunch, a gift shop, and Santa photos in late fall.
- Made In Washington (Bellevue Square)Gift shop · Bellevue · about 5 mi
Bellevue Square shop of a Washington-made gift company dating to 1984, open until 9 p.m. Monday to Saturday for glass, salmon and sweets.
- Made In Washington (Pike Place Market)Gift shop · Seattle · about 6 mi
Pike Place Market gift shop on Post Alley selling Washington-made foods, glass and gifts since 1984, open daily from 9 a.m.
When to go
- Lavender farms: Lavender in Washington usually blooms from late June through July, and lavandins often hold their color into early August. Bloom moves with the weather, so check each farm’s page or website before you go.
- Wineries, cideries and breweries: Tasting rooms are usually open year-round, often with shorter winter hours. Check each one’s page before you go.
- Cafés, bakeries and markets: Farm cafés, bakeries and markets are busiest on summer and fall weekends.
- Shops and makers: Farm shops and makers keep their own hours, so check each listing.
Questions
What farms can you visit near Seattle?
Within about 20 miles of Seattle there are 3 lavender farms, 2 wineries, cideries and breweries, 5 cafés, bakeries and markets and 4 shops and makers in Farm Day Trips. Each place’s page has its hours when the owner has added them, what’s there and what’s nearby.
How far are these farms from Seattle?
They’re listed closest first, with straight-line miles from the middle of Seattle. Most are within a 30-minute drive.
What is the Lavender Passport?
The Lavender Passport is free on greatlakeslavenderfarm.com. Check in at the farms and stops you visit to collect a stamp for each one, play Field Quest to collect plant varieties as you walk the farm, and earn badges, points and sponsor rewards along the way.
Collect a stamp at every stop
The free Lavender Passport keeps a stamp for each farm and stop you visit, in real life and in the Lavender Farm Simulator. At the farm, play Field Quest to collect plant varieties as you walk, climb the leaderboards and unlock sponsor rewards.
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