JB Family Growers — Attraction in Woodinville

Enchanting! Came here on the first day of the inaugural Lavender Featuval and it was glorious. The lavender smells amazing, the adjacent fields of wildflowers provide beautiful visual and texture contrast, and you can cut and carry flowers to take home. Reasonable entrance fee and plentiful parking. Disability access is excellent—surfaces are grass and tightly packed sand. Many thanks to Gabe coordinating parking—he was friendly and helpful. And big thanks to Sahara, who shared the idea of returning in the evening to watch the stunning glowing vista of gorgeous Mt. Rainier. Sahara was so welcoming as well as super-efficient processing entries. Some shade from a few marquee tents, but wear a hat and sunscreen on a hot day. Games set up for the kids. Also loved the great vendors here! Highly recommend this for the...

TL;DR: cute photo-ops and a glorious sunflower field. Go a few days after rain to avoid too much dust from the gravel road.

What a cute place to stop by and view some sunflowers and have a mini photo-op to boot!

At the entrance there is a small shop with snacks here and there but the main attraction is the scenery! During pumpkin patch season there is a cute little set up next to the shop to take some photos.

The sunflower field is glorious and looks even better around sunset! Keep in mind that if if hasn't rained recently, a cubic butt ton of dust gets kicked up off the gravel road when cars turn in and drive down. It's also a bummer because it makes photos a bit foggy so snap those shots quick! If you're parked at the entrance to take some photos, expect some brown boogies later on in...

Very unimpressed. A mostly empty field with a few tables at the edges and a few cheap games set up for toddlers. The 'pizza' was literally a single tortilla with jarred pasta sauce and mozzarella cheese that wasn't even browned for $8. I was so aghast by the pizza I almost left immediately and honestly wish I had. We later went down the road to the Christmas tree farm 4 minutes south and had so much more fun for half the cost.

Cons; $45 for 3 people. The sunflower walk was a mess with stalks falling all over the paths. The maze was so muddy it was impassable. The pumpkin patch was weirdly spread out and all of the photo ops had huge puddles in front of them.

Pro; The staff were all very...