Farm Stand

Explore. Learn. Connect. Shop.

Find fresh Certified Organic and Salmon Safe veggies; native plants; partner products from local farm friends; and learning opportunities. Stop by to shop & stay to enjoy and connect!

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Primary Hours*

Wednesday—Friday
2—6pm

Saturday —Sunday
10am—4pm

We accept Cash, Check SNAP/EBT & all major credit and debit cards.

While you’re here, engage in several outdoor activities, and delight in the sights and sounds of nature in the Snoqualmie Valley.

*Primary Hours run the first Wednesday of April—October. Special Winter Hours run the first Wednesday of November—March.

Location

10819 Carnation-Duvall Rd NE
Carnation, WA 98014

Located in the beautiful Snoqualmie River Valley, just 25 miles from Seattle—6 min from downtown Duvall & 18 min from downtown Redmond.

In-Stock*

You can expect to find:

Organic produce (check current availability)
Retail native plants (check current availability)**
Partner products (i.e. eggs, mushrooms, jams, and honey – check current availability)
Snacks and sparkling water
Oxbow merch (hats, totes, stickers, t-shirts)
Learning opportunities (workshops, lessons, tastings, and more!)

*Produce and Native Plant availability is subject to change.
**Retail sizes and prices only. For wholesale availability, please email nativeplants@oxbow.org

Outdoor Activities

Enjoy trails, seasonal scavenger hunts, picnics, and more during Farm Stand hours. No reservation required.

Eight family-friendly hiking trails loop around the grounds from our farm fields (where you can see your food growing) through riparian forests (where you can track wildlife and check off items from one of our seasonal scavenger hunts available at the farm stand), and by our kid-friendly Living Playground!

Picnic tables, located near the Farm Stand and Pergolas, are available for snacking and perching!

Trail Map

Scavenger Hunt

Workshops

Oxbow’s workshops offer intimate and in-depth educational opportunities to grow together. Our 2023 lineup offers a variety of experiences that explore our connection to our ecosystem, our responsibility to learn to share what we know with the next generation, organic farming, healthy eating, and more! Topics include mushroom cultivation, creative writing, flower arranging, wildlife tracking, soil building, and more!