The Green Bluff Growers’ Association was formed in 1902. The group’s initial mission was to protect local strawberry growers from outside competition. Now, the association helps local farmers with agricultural tourism utilizing website, and various marketing exposures.

Green Bluff is located about 15 minutes north of Spokane and is nestled at the foothills of Mt. Spokane. It is divided into two loops of farms, the East and the West. The farms offer a wide variety of fruits and vegetables either picked or U-Pick as well as other unique item

It’s just plain pretty up here. Depending on where you are on the Bluff, you’ll get a totally different view. If you find the middle and spin 360 degrees, you’ll see for miles in every direction.

Each farm is run independently with unique hours, events, and produce. During crop seasons, most farms are open to the public but should be contacted first. Each farm does its own thing with some farms open all year round. For info on each farm, please see the individual growers pages on this site (in the above menu or on the map below).

Green Bluff has unique geographical traits that allow for dry land farming. The soil is deep and fertile with the unique capacity for moisture retention which allows for the growth of “dryland” produce famous for its quality and flavor. Seasonally, deer, elk, coyote and bald eagles are common. Many different birds, too. Once in a while there’s moose and talk of a mountain lion and bear.

Click HERE for the 2019 Green Bluff Growers Map. You may also pick up a hard copy of the map at any of our member farms.