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On The Farm - Special Happenings
Happy November! We have had such an amazing summer and fall on the farm. Thank you to everyone who has supported our farm through summer flower subscriptions, fall festival tickets, […]
Visit the Baby Goats!
In September, farm visits includes entry to our goat paddock. Here, you are able to meet our two baby goats, Poppy and Cosmo! These two are loving and full of […]
Welcome to our farm
Get to know our offerings!
Nearly 100 years old and beautifully restored for the 21st century, The Red Barn Farm is home to hens, ducks, goats, honey bees, and an abundance of seasonal produce and flowers. As a full-service venue, we are ready to host your next special event, whether it’s a wedding, party, or celebration. Our farm offers so much more, including a charming farm store, a gift shop, an annual fall festival, farm animal visits, kids’ birthday parties, and a variety of other activities for the whole family.
Fresh Flowers
We organically grow over 150 specialized varieties of blooms at the farm and are pleased to offer them to you via our weekly subscription services, for your local event, or ala carte via farmstand pickup.
Raw Honey
Our raw honey is harvested straight from our beehives, offering pure, unfiltered sweetness packed with natural enzymes, antioxidants, and the rich flavors of our diverse flowers.
Organic Produce
Don’t miss out on our fresh, organic, hand-harvested produce. Available mid-June through November via our farmstand, we also have a weekly produce box available through our CSA program.
Events
The farm features a full suite of offerings for your next event-big or small. In addition to our unique barn venue and breathtaking 20 acres of scenery, we offer farm-to-table and floral services.
Dig Deeper
Learn More About Our Farming Practices
We blend the wisdom of century-old farming traditions with sustainable, organic, and biodiverse practices. This commitment ensures that every product we offer is not only fresh but also nurtured with care for the land, our animals, and future generations. Learn more about our approach to farming and what sets our farm-fresh products apart from the rest.
Organic Agriculture
We only use organic fertilizers, composting, and hand-harvest methods to cultivate the most flavorful and cleanest produce. Our sustainable practices work in harmony with the land, avoiding harmful chemicals while nourishing our crops and in turn ourselves and our community.
Improved Symbiosis
Our farm thrives on the natural contributions of chickens, ducks, horses, donkeys bees, bunnies, mules, goats, pigs, and cows. They enrich the soil, support pollination, and naturally fertilize the land, creating a healthy, biodiverse environment. By fostering their natural behaviors and instincts, we encourage a harmonious balance between animals and the land, ensuring long-term sustainability for both.
Increased Biodiversity
Our commitment to expanding biodiversity includes supporting pollinators like bees for our crop health and honey production. We foster a diverse range of plants and animals and incorporate composting and animal rotation to maintain soil fertility and health.
Humane Practices
With a focus on humane practices, we care for our animals through thoughtful animal husbandry. We produce eggs, milk, and honey without harming the animals. Our livestock are part of our farm family and not for food. The pigs, goats, and cows all contribute to improving soil quality and supporting ecosystem health.
Better Habitat
Our Chickens are free range and thrive in their natural habitat every day. We have many rescue animals on the farm and they are encouraged to explore there natural habitat. Their natural behavior contributes to healthier soils and better habitats, enhancing the land and promoting a thriving ecosystem.
Farm Is Family
Our animals are not just farm creatures—they are social beings who thrive as part of a farm family. Each animal’s individual needs are met by our dedicated team of volunteers, who ensure that every creature receives personalized care, attention, and love. We believe that happy, healthy animals make for a thriving farm and a compassionate community.
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Saying I Do At the Farm
Our couples tell us they love tying the knot at the farm and we love helping them do it! It is your farm for the day and we consider you a member of The Red Barn Farm family for life! Your farm is fully equipped with everything you need for you big day: Venue? Check! Scenery? Check! Flowers? Check! Linens and Decor? Check! Bridal Suite? Check! Rain Plan? Check! DJ? Check! Bartender? Check!
We check all of the boxes so that you don’t have to. Not only do we offer in-house floral and optional farm-to-table services for your big day on top of providing decor and and an equipped venue, but we have established relationships with many of the most renowned caterers in the PNW and are happy to connect you to make your day seamless.
- Venue
- DJ
- Farm Fresh Flowers
- Tables
- Chairs
- Bartenders
- Bridal Suite
- Engagement Shoots
- Wedding Favors
- Linens
- Decorations
- Speaker System
- Clean Up Service
- Extra Staff
The Red Barn Farm
Farm Family
We Honor
The Red Barn Farm History
Cooper Dairy Farm
The Red Barn Farm was formally known as the Cooper Dairy Farm and was established in 1907 by Walter Cooper, uncle of the famous actor Gary Cooper. The dairy farm operated for over 60 years before switching to beef cattle in the late 1960s. The farmstead encompasses a gambrel-roofed hay barn built in 1925, followed by a grain silo and milk barn built in 1953. The barn was recently restored as it was in a state of eminent collapse. The renovated historic barn and farm are available to rent for events. The 100 year old heirloom apple orchard is being lovingly restored by budding the old trees to new rootstock and officially the 1st two acres are complete. Working towards an organic certification the farm is currently raising hens and has seasonal produce along with selling farm fresh eggs year round. We currently have 8 hives with hope to expand and harvest honey twice a year. The barn is a King County designated historic landmark as well as being listed a heritage barn in the state of WA.