If you or your family have never visited Stoney Ridge Farms in Everson, I highly recommend it. A family farm started over 22 years ago, it has evolved into a Fall and Christmas destination for many. Open every Thursday, Friday and Saturday in October Stoney Ridge Farms has Fall Activities for everyone. They boast the largest pumpkin patch in all of Whatcom County, hay rides, farm animal viewing, corn maze, cafe with fresh apple cider and so much more.
My family has made Stoney Ridge a yearly tradition and we often spend the whole day at the farm. We love to walk in the barn and check out the piglets, goats, horses and donkeys. There is an abundance of animals to see and some that you can even feed. The pies from the cafe are wonderful and I highly recommend the carmel apple pie. We also purchase all our fall decorations from the farm each year including a large variety of small gourds and large pumpkins, they have it all.
Every year we visit the farm we leave with wonderful memories, stomach’s full of fresh baked pie and a whole bunch of pumpkins and gourds to decorate our home.
During the month of December the farm once again opens to the public and is the go to spot to pick out your fresh cut Christmas tree from there large farm. The barn is also home to a live animal nativity, holiday crafts and baked goods.
If you are interested in heading out to Stoney Ridge Farms they are located at 2902 Van Dyk Rd in Everson. From Bellingham head North of the Guide Meridian, East on the Pole Rd, and then turn left onto the Van Dyk Rd. Stoney Ridge Farms will be on your right hand side with parking on your left. Opening day is this Saturday, Oct. 1st. I will do another post about the farm with more photos after my annual visit this year.
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With the major snow fall we had last night and now the warm temperatures, flooding may become a problem Lots of areas in Whatcom Count including low lying areas in Lynden, Ferndale and Everson are susceptible to flooding. If you do live in an area where flooding is an issue please use the tips below to stay safe.
In the wake of all the windstorms and the forecast calling for yet more wind I pulled up an email I received from Jefferson Livingston at Pillar to Post Inspection Services in regards to tips for getting ready for wind storms.
Even aside from Stoneyridge Farms, fall colors and leaves are everywhere. This is our first fall season at our new home and it’s fair to say we have not been disappointed.
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