Bell's Farm - Strawberry U-Pick, Farm Stand, and more!

Bell’s Farm is in Coupeville, WA, on Whidbey Island.

Bell’s Farm is a family farm that originated in 1946. Today, it is run by two generations of the Bell family and has expanded to 65 acres. They practice regenerative agriculture. They also run Island Pig and Pasture with Eckholm Farm.

Is Bell’s Farm organic?

Bell’s Farm is not certified organic. However, they don’t use synthetic chemicals, fertilizers, pesticides, or herbicides on their produce.

What products does Bell’s Farm offer?

Bells farm sells naturally grown vegetables, pasture raised meat, flowers, berries, jams, and baked goods.

Where can I find Bells Farm products?

Bells Farm products can be found in a variety of places:

Bells Farm has a honesty stand at the farm that is open daily.
You can order food through the Whidbey Island Grown Food Hub. (Ordering begins Friday at noon and runs until Tuesday evening at 9 PM. Pick up on Fridays at Elks Lodge, Oak Harbor; Mutiny Bay Blues Farm Stand, Freeland; or Sherman Pioneer Farm, Coupeville.)
Bells Farm can be found at the Bayview Farmers Market on Saturdays from 10 AM – 2 PM in Langley.
They occasionally may also be found at the Coupeville Farmers Market (Saturdays in Coupeville) and Oak Harbor Farmers Market (Sundays in Oak Harbor). Check their social media profiles to stay up-to-date with their upcoming market drop-ins.

Does Bells Farm offer U-Pick?

Bells Farm has strawberry U-pick during the summer for $3.95/per pound. Check their website for hours, as they can change due to season changes, weather, etc.

Strawberry U-pick is a great way to pick out your own strawberries and a fun activity for kids to join in on!