Graysmarsh Berry Farm - Sequim, Washington

M K.

Whoever takes care of Graysmarsh Berry crops, fortifies the soil, plants and takes care of growing these berries should be rewarded, given thanks and our appreciations. Please pass this on. I have been up to this farm 4-5 times now just this summer…lost count to be honest, every weekend I come with family and friends for different berries. Today we came back from picking the most amazing blueberries.

I can’t describe how much we appreciate your hard work and if I lived in town and not Poulsbo, I’d be volunteering daily and picking for you guys just for relax.

Clusters upon clusters of amazing berries…place a bucket under the bush, tug gently cupping your hands and goodness falls into your palms.

I encourage everyone to get the biggest gal buckets (10 gallons) when they arrive and freeze berries for the winter months: smoothies, sauces, jams, baking, ice cream toppers, add to cereal, cottage cheese or eat alone. 2, 10 gallons of blackberries, for 2 people drinking a smoothie once a week from oct-April.

You can’t get this quality of organic berries in stores, commercial farming uses pesticides you don't want to consume and those that are organic ripen fruit artificially for transport. The flavor will never be the same.

I hate to see pounds of fruit wasting on the ground too. Please pick what drops, wish the farm had fruit catching nets underneath each bush, way too many that fall and people don't pick up.

This organic farm is massive in size, everyone reading this review should bring friends and family. Head to #FinnRiver cidery after for #pizza and make an adventure day out of it like we always do.

The more you pick, the more these bushes will give. Thank you so much Graysmarsh team for helping us make great memories, for fresh healthy, organic fruit.

SUSAN H. A.

Beautiful and amazing lavender and berry farm. They have stand for vegetables, flowers and fruits but can also pick berries such as blueberries, raspberries, strawberries with reasonable price. We choose to pick up our own blueberries, the fun is priceless. Staff are very friendly and nice. There's a lot of parking. Bathrooms are availble. I highly recommend to check and visit them and have fun!

sunil B.

Had a chance to visit this enormously beautiful farm almost at end of season. Apart from an exhilarating time picking up raspberries, had a lucky and close sighting of three yearlings as I was scouting the last row of shrubs. Responding to mommy’s call and emerging from the canes, they ceased in their tracks upon suddenly finding me. Very much startled, they scurried past me while I tried to pull out my mobile to capture a rare glimpse. By the time I could find and focus they were already at the edge of the field now comforted by the distance. I was the intruder!

Brittni V.

Very first time picking strawberries and raspberries. Beautiful experience. $3/per lbs.
The stand was lovely and informative!

Helen E. T.

We had a great time here. I love picking blueberries! There were also loganberries, boysenberries, blackberries, etc. They also sell lavender plants (Grosso and Royal Velvet). They closed at 4 pm so we didn't have time to cut our own lavender but it was cool that you could do that. The lavender field was beautiful in photos! Great memories and prices are per pound for berries. It was a great deal.

Ragan P.

Awesome berries! Lavender rolling hills like something from Provence. Free entry.
Parking. Organic. U-Pick boysenberries, blueberries, Logan berries, rasberries, blackberries and lavender. The farthest rows of berries from the stand were loaded. Also they had 🍯 honey, jams, lavender oil and prepicked flats of rasberries and blueberries, I think the flats may change. I also bought onions and garlic grown on their farm. They had a bunch of lavender stuff for sale but I didn't check it out really.

A tip: You can't walk with your dog in the fields since they are for food production, pooches had to stay in the parking lot.

L H.

Great time picking strawberries. Range from small to average store bought berries. Difficult to find completely ripe ones. Spent about an hour and half and accumulated 16lbs between 5 pickers. Pretty fun experience overall.

Tina M.

Wonderful way to spend the day. Picking berries of all sorts. Great family fun. Not to mention all the tasty treats that can be made with the berries after you get them home.