21 Acres Farm Market

21 Acres Farm Market is part of a campus where the organization brings its mission to life through hands-on learning, tours of its agroecological farm, and a LEED Platinum certified campus. In Woodinville, that gives the market a different feel from a stand-alone weekly stop: shopping sits alongside farm tours, volunteer work, and education on the same grounds. The market is at 13701 NE 171st Street at the northern tip of the Sammamish Valley, with the 21 Acres Center serving as the on-site landmark.

Why it matters locally

21 Acres links local food buying to a wider regional farm system. Its Farmstand Local Foods work connects chefs and kitchen teams in the greater Seattle area with sustainable farms closest to the urban core, including farms in the Sammamish, Snoqualmie, and Snohomish valleys. That regional focus is rooted in longer food-hub work: 21 Acres began as a founding partner of Puget Sound Food Hub in 2012 and supported the hub through its transition to a farmer-owned cooperative.

On the ground in Woodinville, the market also sits inside a nonprofit setting built around education, with farm tours and hands-on learning folded into the same campus experience. That makes a visit here about both purchasing food and seeing how the farm and education pieces operate together.

What you'll find there

The market is described as a local foods Farm Market, with the clearest emphasis on food from sustainable farms connected to the urban core rather than a long roster of named stallholders. At this market, the strongest documented throughline is local farm products paired with the broader 21 Acres food-hub mission.

• -Shop the 21 Acres Farm Market for local foods after volunteer events and farm tours.

Events on site add more than shopping. Farm Steward Saturdays invite visitors to learn regenerative farm practices, and scheduled farm tours offer an informative stroll around the 21 Acres farm.

A visit here is closely tied to the working farm and education campus rather than only to a row of sales tables. Farm Steward Saturdays are framed as a chance to get your hands dirty and learn regenerative farm practices, while separate volunteer stewardship sessions run from 10:00 am to 12:30 pm on multiple dates. One Earth Day event spells out the sequence clearly: volunteer first, then stay for a farm tour and shopping at the local foods Farm Market. That thread continues in the campus description itself, where 21 Acres highlights hands-on learning, tours of its agroecological farm, and the LEED Platinum certified campus as part of the same mission-driven place. The result is a market experience shaped by fieldwork, learning, and shopping in one setting.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which may affect plans if you're coming from the nearby Sammamish River Trail or Wilmot Gateway Park. Access is also split by area: the farm itself is not ADA accessible, while the LEED-certified education center is ADA accessible and includes an elevator to second-floor restrooms.

The site is served by King County Metro and Sound Transit via Woodinville and the Woodinville Park and Ride, giving a transit option if you are not driving. If you are pairing the market with volunteer farm work, closed-toe shoes are required, tools are provided, and rain gear is advised on wet days.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at 21 Acres Farm Market. The market also publishes clear payment information as part of its visitor details, which helps if you're planning a regular grocery stop rather than a one-off visit.