| 08/08/2022 | Updated | Adventure - Outdoors, Attend, Attractions, Fairs, Festivals & Parades, Fall, Family Fun, Farms & Agriculture, Holiday, Savor - Food & Fun, Seasonal Travel, Sightsee |   

Fall Favorite: Harvest Time at Bellewood Farms

Bellewood Farms & Distillery, located in Lynden, Washington, has been a Whatcom County favorite for years. There's no better time to visit Bellewood than in the fall when the air is crisp and apples and pumpkins are ready to be picked. 

DECADES OF FAMILY FUN


The original owners, Dorie and John Belisle, opened their farm to the public in 2002 and 10 years later opened the Bellewood Farmstore, Cafe and Distillery. 

In 2018, The Abel family took over operations at Bellewood and have continued to expand the farm with new entertainment and educational activities in the fall and summer. 

U-PICK AT BELLEWOOD


U-PICK OPENS LABOR DAY 2024

Pick your apples at Bellewood Farms. They'll even supply you a reusable bag. Walk to the orchard or take a free apple bin train ride to the U-pick area. 

Apples include: Honeycrisp, Gala, Belle De Boskoop, Golden Supreme. 

FOOD & DRINKS


After picking, mosey back toward the barn for a free corn maze or, when it's that time of the fall, Bellewood's U-pick pumpkin patch

If you're feeling hungry, head to the cafe for: 

  • fresh apple cider donuts 
  • a slice of apple pie
  • kettle corn
  • fresh cider
  • caramel apples

Travel Tip: Nothing pairs better with Bellewood apples than their homemade honey-roasted peanut butter, which can be purchased at Bellewood or at any Bellingham Haggen.  

Bellewood has grown-up fun too! In 2019, Bellewood opened their distillery which features “farm-to-table” flavors. Sample Bellewood’s Bruce Liquor, Barrel-Aged Gin, and seasonal spirits like their Holiday Vodka and Pumpkin Spiced Liquer.  

Explore the Farm to Table Trail!
        We acknowledge that Whatcom County is located on the unceded territory of the Coast Salish Peoples. They cared for the lands that included what we’d call the Puget Sound region, Vancouver Island and British Columbia since time immemorial. This gives us the great obligation and opportunity to learn how to care for our surrounding areas and all the natural and human resources we require to live. We express our deepest respect and gratitude for our indigenous neighbors, the Lummi Nation and Nooksack Tribe, for their enduring care and protection of our shared lands and waterways.
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