This summer, we found pure joy just north of Seattle at Swans Trail Farms, diving into the simple fun of U-Pick strawberry season. If you crave farm-fresh berries and quality family time outdoors, this gem in Snohomish is the place to be!
Getting to the Fields: Part of the Fun
One of the highlights at Swans Trail Farms is how you get to the strawberry fields. You can set out on a relaxing walk—a gentle stroll that takes no more than 10 minutes and is perfect for soaking in the scenery. Or, for a truly festive touch, hop aboard the hayride—a family favorite that adds to the excitement and makes even the trip out part of the adventure.
Beyond the Berries
While strawberry picking is a delight, it’s really just a small portion of everything Swans Trail Farms has to offer. The farm is filled with lively, family-friendly activities. There’s an inviting playground where kids can burn off energy and make new friends, and, depending on the season, adorable baby farm animals to visit—sure to win hearts of all ages.
Each visit can be a little different depending on the time of year, but you’ll always find something new and memorable beyond the strawberries. From farm animals to fresh treats at the country store, there’s never a dull moment.
Tips for Your Visit
- Tickets go fast! With so much to offer, entry slots fill up quickly—so be sure to check the farm’s online calendar and book in advance.
- Dress for the fields: Comfy shoes and layers are your best bet for a day on a real working farm—and don’t forget that berry stains are practically a badge of honor!
- Plan to stay a while: There’s something for everyone, whether it’s seeing baby farm animals, exploring the playground, or wandering the fields.
- Berry picking is just the start: You’ll leave with wonderful memories and much more than just a basket of berries.
Our day at Swans Trail Farms ended with happy hearts, sticky fingers, and plans to come back again soon. If you’re looking for an easy family adventure with plenty more than just berries, put this farm on the top of your summer (or fall!) list.
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