The Old Farm In Washington That’s A Store, Bed & Breakfast, and Wedding Venue All In One
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Washington happens to be one of the most productive growing regions in the world, which is good news for our food scene. We have some wonderful farms here, some of which you can visit to buy (or even pick) your own produce. And at Heyday Farm on Bainbridge Island, you can stay for a meal, then stay for the night.

Bainbridge is just a short ferry ride from Seattle, but it feels like a different world.

Heyday Farm was founded in 2011, but the farm land itself is much older. In fact, it was slated for development when it was purchased and restored.

In 2013, the farm was awarded by the Bainbridge Island Historic Preservation Commission for their historic preservation efforts.

The offer a small a la carte menu that rotates weekly, and it's always amazing.

They're always multi-course experiences that take farm to table dining to a whole new level.

Along with abundant fresh, seasonal produce, the store has raw honey, creamery cheese and yogurt, broiler chickens, cuts of beef and pork, and farm fresh eggs.

Between the gardens, the farmhouse, and the beautiful barn, the setting is pretty much perfect for saying your I Dos.

A big farm breakfast is included in your stay.

You can rent a room or book all four of them for a group outing.

Come see why it's such a beloved part of the Bainbridge Island community.
Learning more about our state’s farming communities is a fun way to see where your food comes from. Check out Heyday Farm’s website to plan your visit. Here are a few more farms in Washington you can check out.
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