Preparing your visit

A little preparation goes a long way

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clothing

Wear clothing for the weather with closed toed shoes. Layers are encouraged as we will be outside or in non-climate controlled environments.

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TIme

Arrive 10 minutes before your scheduled tour. We are a working farm and if you come too early, we might still be out in the fields tending to farm chores.

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Plan for the weather

Tours are held rain or shine. We do not cancel tours due to weather conditions.

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Smart Essentials

Bring a hat, sunscreen and plenty of water to stay hydrated and protected from the sun or layers to keep warm depending on the weather.

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Children

Babes in arms (children under 1) are free for all farm offerings. For safety and enjoyment, children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult while spending time with the animals.

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live animals

You will see and interact with live, big animals on our working farm.

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parking & Accessibility

All of our parking is free! Follow the parking signs as you drive in. We are a working farm and not all of our programs are wheelchair accessible. The farm tour does involve walking over uneven ground at times.

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Location

Just 35 minutes north of Seattle and less than 10 minutes from Everett, our farm is easily accessible.  Traffic may change travel time so please plan accordingly.  Find DIRECTIONS HERE.

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CAmera

Bring your camera or make sure your phone is fully charged as our farm offers a lot of amazing photo opportunities.  

Important Health Notice

To keep our reindeer healthy and happy, we kindly ask visitors to wear clean shoes and freshly washed clothing. If you’ve recently been around sheep or goats, please avoid close contact before your visit—this small step goes a long way in protecting our animals.