Chimacum Corner Farmstand

Chimacum Corner Farmstand We’re a natural grocer and nursery at the heart of Olympic Peninsula’s vibrant farm and food scene! Taste the harvest and enjoy the old fashioned service!
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We’re a unique natural foods grocery at the heart of the Olympic Peninsula’s sustainable farm and food scene. Rooted in tradition with an eye to the future; you won’t believe what’s grown, brewed, pickled and baked! Our offerings include but are not limited to:
-An abundant produce porch full of fresh organic fruits and veggies from nearby farms.
-Grab&Go Deli featuring hot soups, homemade sandwic

hes, and local ferments.
-Humane, pasture-raised meat, dairy, and eggs.
-Fair Trade chocolates, teas, and coffee.
-Fine European-style pastries...tiramisu, eclairs, or shortbread, anyone?
-Heritage pork and grass-fed beef
-Freshly baked Pane D'Amore breads
-A great selection of gluten-free breads and treats
-Bulk grains, beans, nuts, honey, flour, salt, and more.
-Local ciders and wines from Finnriver, Eaglemount, Alpenfire, Bainbridge Island Vineyards, Marrowstone Vineyard, Harbinger, Camraderie, Lullaby Winery, Sorensen, & Whidbey Island Winery
-Northwest craft beers including Propolis, Port Townsend Brewing Company, & Sound Brewing Company.
-Seasonal nursery featuring plant starts, open-pollinated Olympic Peninsula-bred seeds, soil amendments and organic fertilizers.
-All of your fixings for a delicious pic-nic. How about some Iggy's Kombucha, Mystery Bay Chevre, Olympia Provisions Salami, 8 Arms Bakery Crackers, and Cape Cleare Smoked Salmon? Also the site of Chimacum's sweet Farmers Market that runs each Sunday, June-Oct, 10-2.

While we may not have sushi at the Corner, we do have rolls that are positively rainbow - the Marinated Tofu Spring Roll...
06/08/2026

While we may not have sushi at the Corner, we do have rolls that are positively rainbow - the Marinated Tofu Spring Roll! Each pack comes with two tofu tubes chock full of veggie “glitter” - shredded cabbage, carrots, cucumber, bell pepper, green onion, mint, and cilantro. A cup of peanut sauce allows for ample dipping. Share with your sweetie for some good clean dietary livin’!

“In nature, there are no binaries.” So proclaimed our Nursery Manager, Turner, to me aside the new goat pasture one afte...
06/07/2026

“In nature, there are no binaries.” So proclaimed our Nursery Manager, Turner, to me aside the new goat pasture one afternoon. Plants have all manner of forms of flowering and reproducing, not to mention the sexual proclivities of fungi. Then, of course, there are those famous sequential hermaphrodites, the clownfish! The level of complexity inherent in the natural world leads us to the realization that fluidity and diversity are the guiding forces on earth. This can be applied to the garden. Everybody has their prize crop or flower, but the best gardens have maxed out the edges and the interplay of as many types of plants as possible. If you have all the lavender you need, plant dahlias. If you are awash in dahlias, plant zinnias. Keep the pollen buffet flowing baby! Speaking of pollen, we’ve gotten our “last call” of tomatoes and eggplants loaded with flowering branches from Midori Farm, and the last run of peppers dropping next week. So if you’ve been waiting til the frosty coast is absolutely clear, now is the time to plant those babies deep!

Chimacum Corner is a true rodeo full of many varied wonderful people. It is a logical extension of our working community...
06/06/2026

Chimacum Corner is a true rodeo full of many varied wonderful people. It is a logical extension of our working community that we are one of many local businesses that sponsors the Port Townsend Pride programming facilitated by the Production Alliance. Catch some of our very own in the Country Qu**rs Variety Hour, as well as vending at Pride. Also, shoutout to Shannon Kidd of Kidd Krap Riso Studio for illustrating the merch design for Pride this year! It’s a cute one.

That’s right, Tonnemaker strawberries are back on the board at CCF. The ones with the red caps are called Bentons, and b...
06/06/2026

That’s right, Tonnemaker strawberries are back on the board at CCF. The ones with the red caps are called Bentons, and boy are they outta sight. We thought it was a one and done run this year, but we’re stoked to have an even larger haul this time around. As Nancy Sinatra once sang, “You only live twice, or so it seems.” While we wholeheartedly endorse eating the rainbow in Produce, this surprise redux of Tonnemaker red has us a little preoccupied with the beginning of the visible light spectrum. Snag a 6-pint flat before they are gone! When you buy a 6-pint flat you save 4 bucks!

One could round out a fine Pride Picnic with some sweet deals on Mavuno Harvest dried fruits and nuts. Save big on dried...
06/06/2026

One could round out a fine Pride Picnic with some sweet deals on Mavuno Harvest dried fruits and nuts. Save big on dried banana, papaya, dates, and macadamia nuts. All of their treats are certified organic! Put a little tropical on your platter.

We’ve got all the snack fixin’s a girl needs to stay satiated at an all day event. 8 arms sunflower soda crackers, salty...
06/06/2026

We’ve got all the snack fixin’s a girl needs to stay satiated at an all day event. 8 arms sunflower soda crackers, salty salamis, local cheese from Mystery Bay or Chimacum Valley Dairy, Candysnap grapes, snap peas, and apricots to name a few. Come prepared for a full day of fun and excitement with various light fare. Who knows, maybe your “meat-cute” transpires reaching for the same slice of prosciutto? Stranger things have happened.

The opening piano chords of “Come Out Signing” by Lavender Country are infectious, emphatic, and set the tone for what i...
06/06/2026

The opening piano chords of “Come Out Signing” by Lavender Country are infectious, emphatic, and set the tone for what is widely regarded as the first openly gay country music album. The eponymous 1973 debut album would go on to inspire countless “country queer” acts like Orville Peck, Trixie Mattel, and even some tracks from Magnetic Fields, just to name a few contemporaries. June is Pride Month, and this weekend is our own local iteration of Pride Festival, which traces its roots all the way back to one year after Stonewall - June of 1970. Lavender Country emerged from the tense, brittle, early years of mainstream American acknowledgement of “gay public life,” which makes it all the more fascinating. The album has a wry, hip humor that’s couched in the flavors of americana. At Chimacum Corner, we are enthusiastic supporters of all flavors of life. So cut a rug this weekend, and we hope that echoes of Lavender Country, a true Northwest gem, jangle about your noggin’ as you do!

Just in time for strawberry season, the Corner Kitchen in working on the latest research and development of some exquisi...
06/02/2026

Just in time for strawberry season, the Corner Kitchen in working on the latest research and development of some exquisite recipes both sweet and savory. For sweet, we are anticipating the return of the Strawberry Shortcake Mascarpone, which is sure to be a knockout. And for savory, Mike has a strawberry spinach salad featuring Mystery Bay fromage blanc and candied almonds. We love a tender strawberry spinach moment! Keep your eyes peeled for the landing of both of these bad boys in our Deli / Grab’N’Go Cooler.

There are some screamin’ DEALS on “dairy-free frozen desserts,” aka ice cream! Both the Cado and Cosmic Bliss lines are ...
06/01/2026

There are some screamin’ DEALS on “dairy-free frozen desserts,” aka ice cream! Both the Cado and Cosmic Bliss lines are around three dollars off per tub. Who does mint chocolate chip better? We can finally put the debate to rest. The Cosmic Bliss Vegan Vanilla could serve as a delectable base to a whole assemblage of your favorite berries too! This deal just started, so take advantage for the next several weeks. And we always post our latest Deals sheet on the front doors of the store and at the registers, so feel free to check it out next time you are in.

Any discussion of Northwest berries would be remiss not to mention the true cornucopia of local jams we have on the shel...
05/31/2026

Any discussion of Northwest berries would be remiss not to mention the true cornucopia of local jams we have on the shelf at the Corner. We feature jars from Spring Rain Farm, Grey Fox Farm, and Mary’s. Some favorites are the Strawberry Jalapeno from Spring Rain, as well as the Blueberry Citrus from Grey Fox. Snag a local jam, some Chimacum Valley Grainery, White Lotus, or Pane D’Amore bread, and some CB’s peanut butter for your next picnic or hiking snack!

Address

9122 Rhody Drive
Chimacum, WA
98325

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 7pm
Sunday 8am - 7pm

Telephone

+13607320107

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