Historic farm tours in Chimacum, Washington
A guided walk through 180 acres that have been farmed since 1857 — the homestead, the barns, the stock, and the conservation land that protects all of it. Tours run TK duration and are led by TK guide name.
What is there to do in Chimacum, Washington?
Chimacum sits at the centre of the farming valley on the eastern Olympic Peninsula, twenty minutes from Port Townsend. Within a few miles you can tour The Glendale Farm, drink cider and hear live music at Finnriver Farm & Cidery, shop the Chimacum Corner Farmstand, and walk the trails at Chimacum Ridge Community Forest. It is a working agricultural valley rather than a resort town, and most of what there is to do here happens on a farm.
What you’ll see
The 1857 homestead
The original claim and the buildings that came with it.
The barns and the silo
Working buildings, not restorations — still in use by the farms that lease here.
Animals and pasture
Sheep, goats, and horses on 40 acres; poultry, bees, and cut flowers on the smaller leases.
The conservation land
What a permanent easement means on the ground, and why the valley fought for it.
Times, prices, and group size
| Tour | Duration | Price | Max group |
|---|---|---|---|
| General farm tour | TK | TK | TK |
| School / group visit | TK | TK | TK |
Accessibility and what to wear
The route crosses working ground. TK — surface, gradient, wheelchair access, and whether any part of the tour is seated. Boots in any season.
Book a tour
Staying the night? Camp on the farm → Planning an event? See the venue →