Harvold Berry Farm

06/19/2026

06/19/2026

We will be open tomorrow June 19th 8am to 6pm or picked out. Look for our big Yellow Signs.
Reminder as we are going into our second week the strawberries are starting to get smaller, so do you rain dance as rain makes them larger, sun makes them sweet & flavorfull.
Don't forget it's a holiday.

06/19/2026

🌻🚜 Field Update from the Farm 🎃🥒🌽

We have finally started planting our vegetables and sunflowers!

This year, our large sunflower field will be located farther from Highway 203 as we expand our vegetable, squash, and pumpkin plantings with longer rows than last year.

For pumpkin season, we're focusing on growing more of the unique and fun varieties, with some traditional orange pumpkins mixed in as well. We're excited to see how everything grows over the coming months.

As always, farming is weather-dependent, but we're looking forward to welcoming everyone back for sunflowers, pumpkins, and fall fun later this season!

06/18/2026

🌻 Please Vote for the Snoqualmie Valley Sunflower Festival ! 🌻

The Snoqualmie Valley Sunflower Festival has been nominated for Best Annual Event in the Seattle Times Best in the PNW competition, and we'd love your support! Voting is open through June 26, and supporters can vote once per day.

Our farm is proud to be one of the many farms that help make this festival possible. The festival celebrates local agriculture, family farms, small businesses, and the communities that make the Snoqualmie Valley such a special place. Each vote helps shine a spotlight on the farmers, volunteers, and organizations that work hard to keep agriculture thriving in our region.

🌻 Vote Seattle Times Best in PNW: Best Annual Event under things to do
https://www.votethepnw.com

Thank you for supporting local farms, local food, and the Snoqualmie Valley community! 💛🌻🚜

06/18/2026

UPDATE
we will be closed tomorrow June 18th to allow more berries to ripen as we were picked clean today.

06/17/2026

Next Year's Raspberry Field Update

These raspberries are growing in what will become our future raspberry picking fields. While this field is not officially open for picking this season, if we happen to see ripe berries while you're visiting, we'll gladly let you pick them.

Our variety is Tulameen, a highly sought-after raspberry known for its large berries and exceptional flavor. If you're old enough to remember the raspberry filling in classic Hostess treats, that's the type of rich raspberry flavor many people compare Tulameen to.

The plants are looking healthy, and seeing berries already forming is a great sign. Raspberry fields take several years to establish, so we're excited about what this field will produce in the future.

We're looking forward to expanding raspberry picking opportunities and sharing this amazing variety with more of you in the years ahead.

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06/17/2026

Those willing to trek to the farthest corner away from the stand may be rewarded with some great berry finds. 🍓

Tip: Pick your way back toward the stand so your box gets lighter to carry as you get closer!

06/17/2026

Best way to find berries is walking from one end of a row to other end and look inside leaves and plants, not by walking over rows to another.

06/17/2026

Our sweetcorn has emerged. This is just the first planting. We have more to plant.

06/16/2026

🍓 Yes, there are still plenty of berries to pick! 🍓

We're only on Day 5 of the season, and our strawberry variety ripens a little later than some others. There are still lots of berries coming on, with more ripening every day.

As the season progresses, berry size will naturally decrease, but many customers feel the later berries often have excellent flavor.

We look forward to seeing you in the field! 🌱🍓