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Experience the country charm of Bellewood Farms, Cafe, Distillery, Gift Shop, and Apple Orchard. Located in Lynden, Washington, in the heart of the Whatcom County’s fertile agricultural region. Our apple orchard is the largest in Western Washington and best known for growing the world’s best Honeycrisp, along with 22 other varieties of apples and pears. Our Farmstore features a specialty market & gift shop, cafe, and bakery. We’re situated on 62 acres of rich farmland with an amazing Mount Baker view. While you’re visiting, take a stroll out to the orchard or walk along our forested trail located along the Ten Mile Creek. Bring your kids and well-behaved dogs for a fun farm experience.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6140 WA-539 #3, Lynden, WA 98264
Phone: (360) 318-7720
Website: http://www.bellewoodfarms.com/
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Reviews
mark tuskey
Very pleasant and relaxing place to visit. Spoke with the owner, who was helping organize folks for the tractor ride, and he explained ‘everything about apples’! The crafts in the store were unique from obviously highly talented artists. Just the kind of fall experience that makes memories!
… moreElizabeth Greco
Wonderful experience! We did the distillery free tasting first with Chris and it was fabulous! Everything was delicious and it was so fascinating learning what he uses for all the different liquors they produce right there on site. The store and cafe were adorable! They had so many varieties of apples and apple products that they grow and make in house. We didn’t get a chance to try the cafe food but heard great things about the chef and food. One of the owners Eric was so kind in taking the time to talk to us about the property and all the variaties of apples and different flavor profiles. What a well run operation. Will definitely be back!!!
… moreNarendra Kumar Gupta
Beautiful apple farm . The tractor train experience is amazing. The Free Tyres play area for kids is good . Maze and pumpkin gardens are also there. Still time for the festival.Apple picking and the cost paid is really unbelievable. The tractor ride is also very reasonable. The cost includes picking of good quality apples as much as you want. Which is really admirable. Good Cafe . The in house store of home made goodies is a great experience.
The views of Mount Baker are astonishing.
… moreThe views of Mount Baker are astonishing.
Nette Rab
What a beautiful orchard. This was my first time here and I was in awe. We took the train to the picking area. The ride was a bit bumpy so hold on tight. Stay within the barrels and we picked apples to fill our bag. They have a few shops and food spots. We had the mini doughnuts and it was yummy. Overall, a fun spot to hangout with family and friends.
… moreKatie Berryman
My favorite place to come and spend the morning picking apples, enjoying the food and hot drinks and time on the farm. Bummed they are now charging for tractor rides and make you fill out a consent form but also respect that injuries and safety need to be addressed and inflation is tearing into everything including the cost of running a farm. In either case they are respectful and friendly about it all and still make it a fun experience for the kids. The apples are always amazing and fresh and I genuinely look forward to being able to go every year. It’s worth adding to your bucket list!
… moreBecky Beard
We come almost every year for apple and pumpkin U-pick. Well organized and decent prices for the taste and quality of the produce. We usually buy apple cider donuts here too, but I think they were sold out on the Sunday afternoon we visited this year. Haven’t tried any other food from the café since it’s a bit of a madhouse with so many customers, but it does look and smell delicious. Parking is easy and the corn maze is free! Views of Mount Baker are gorgeous.
… moreLaurie Phillips
Really DISAPPOINTED with the food this visit, today 2/19/26. They are voted to have the best burgers, and they’ve been good in the past but today was horrible. Meat was thin, dry, way overcooked. More lettuce and tomatoes than beef. I ordered with cheese there was hardly any. A total rip off. I’ve always been a fan of the food but today’s visit has reversed my thoughts. Will not come back any time soon.
… moreMalachi Smith
Such an awesome place! Super positive experience on our first visit and the overall feel is very inviting. They have a very refined collection of products here when it comes to apples, berries, and honey, as well as some distilled products, Butters, candy, kettle corn, etc.
One big note as well: Everything in the building is immaculate and I would be hard pressed (pun partly intended) to say I’ve seen many similar farmstores cleaner than this. Prices are extremely fair considering what you’re getting, and the staff there were also just so great to us! Will visit again, highly recommended.
… moreOne big note as well: Everything in the building is immaculate and I would be hard pressed (pun partly intended) to say I’ve seen many similar farmstores cleaner than this. Prices are extremely fair considering what you’re getting, and the staff there were also just so great to us! Will visit again, highly recommended.
Emily Goodin
I consider it worth a trip to the farm store even if the u-pick isn’t open. We went today, the last weekend of October 2022 when picking was theoretically available, but it was too rainy and breezy to enjoy it. But, we bought some fireweed honey (can’t wait to see if we can tell the difference in flavor from typical wildflower honey), hot mulled cider, a few pastries, and some vodka. I highly recommend a visit to the free distillery tasting area! I didn’t think I liked gin, hadn’t tasted it in decades, but the Bellewood gin was incredible. I didn’t purchase any this time, but I did buy a bottle of the pumpkin vodka and I’m looking forward to some hard cider in the next few weeks. The staff person who did our tasting was super informative and friendly. We plan to come back for breakfast on another weekend when, we heard from staff, they’ll be expanding the breakfast options beyond the three items I saw on the menu today. My one suggestion would be to add the cafe menu to the website. We probably would have eaten breakfast there today if we knew they had a couple of good vegetarian options.
… moreAngel Riddle
I drove three hours for this apple picking experience and it was so worth it! We arrived in the beginning of October when most farms were out of apples but there were plenty for the picking! Loved the distillery with free tasting, plenty of home made goodies for purchasing, and the free corn maze. The pumpkin patch was so cute! We bought two medium bags for $15 each and it bought me I’d say 20 good sized apples! You can ride the train or take a short walk to the orchard and there were Prince and Honeycrisp apples to choose from. It was a fantastic experience and o highly reccomend!
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