U-Pick Onions in Washington
3 farms where you can pick your own onion.
Washington onion is typically ready to pick June, July, August, September, October and December. These 3 pick-your-own onion farmslet you harvest straight from the source — check the map for one near you, and a farm's own site for current hours before you go.
Bailey Farm
U-pick · Jun–Oct
Snohomish · Tue–Sat 8am–5:30pm, closed Sunday & Monday (June–October)
A fifth-generation Snohomish Valley farm with 50+ acres of u-pick vegetables and fruit running June through October.
Sunset Orchard on Green Bluff
U-pick · Jun–Dec
Colbert · 8am-5pm Monday-Sunday (daily), year-round per regional grower directory; official site states regular season April 1-Dec 31, 8am-5pm daily, "after hours upon appointment"
A 10-acre Green Bluff orchard with 130-plus-year-old trees offering u-pick cherries, peaches, pears, apples, plums, berries, and cut-your-own Christmas trees in December.
Lone Pine Fruit & Espresso
U-pick · Sep–Oct
Orondo · Mon 7:00am-4:00pm; Tue-Sat 7:00am-5:00pm; Closed Sunday. (Site notes hours may shorten occasionally — "please call ahead.")
U-pick apple orchard and fruit stand in a 100-year-old apple packing shed on Highway 97, four miles south of Beebe Bridge. Honeycrisp, Cosmic Crisp, and more.
Frequently asked
- When is onion season in Washington?
- Washington onion is typically in season June, July, August, September, October and December. U-pick farms open around that time — check each listing for exact 2026 dates.
- Where can you pick your own onion near you in Washington?
- Gather Grove lists pick-your-own onion farms across Washington with their crops, season, and location. Use the map and filters to find one near you.
- Do U-pick onion farms require a reservation?
- Some do and some don't — each farm's page notes whether a reservation is required. Seasons and hours shift with the weather, so it's always worth checking the farm's own site before you go.
