Where can I find fresh fruit stand in Central Washington?

Since Wenatchee Insurance is located in the Apple Capital of the World, we do our best to meet the Orchards and small businesses in our area. One of the ways that we are able to is by visiting their fruit stand during harvest. We do our best to carry cash to lower transaction fees. If you want fresh fruits & vegetables while putting money directly into farmers hands then this is one of the best ways to do it.

While there are some very large tourist driven stands, we have been doing our best to visit the smaller operations. Some of these we have been visiting 20 plus years while others it has been our first stop. We are doing farm house rules by purchasing something fresh and something preserved.

Here is the map:

Fruit stands in Central Washington visited by Wenatchee Insurance
2025 Fruit stand visit map

visiting a fruit stand

Eagle Rock Fruit Stand in Cashmere
Great for apricots and cherries in Cashmere

Eagle Rock Fruit Stand: address 4911 Selfs Motel Rd, Cashmere, WA 98815 : Phone: (509) 470-6292 Facebook Page; Just did their 20th Anniversary. One of the most affordable that we found for cherries.

Peachman

The Peachman (formerly Tonz Ochards): address is 4820 Cascade Ln, East Wenatchee, WA 98802: Phone (509) 630-4674 Facebook Page One of the few places where we were able to find Pie Cherries. They had a great selection of pickled goods. We pulled a bottle of Peach syrup out of here.

located at the base of Blewett Pass, Miller Orchards has some high quality fruit.

Miller Orchards: address is 7306 US-97, Peshastin, WA 98847 : phone (509) 669-3784 Facebook Page Yes, this is where Matt can find his Santini Cherries. They have very high quality produce and we were able to get some amazing blueberries from here as well.

Lake Entiat Fruit stand: address 14360 US-97 ALT, Entiat, WA 98822 ; phone number (509) 393-0539 website Facebook We had some amazing strawberries out of here. Seriously, our car smelled delightful from the ride home. Matt also picked up marinated mushrooms which is hard to find.

Homestead Fruit Stand Entiat

Homestead Fruit Stand: address 7920 State Highway 97A, Wenatchee, WA 98801; phone number (509) 665-8243. They had some great produce and we were able to pull some ripe tomatoes. This is the first stand into Entiat from Wenatchee. They had a good selection of Lavender.

DeLap Fruit Stand in Malott can sometimes be found at the Okanogan Farmers Market

DeLap Fruit Stand: address milepost 275 Hwy 97 Malott, WA, United States, Washington 98829; phone number (509) 422-3145; Facebook page; They have some fruit that you may not have had before. You can find Apruims and Pluots. They have one of the dancing guys and are an easy stop off Hwy 97.

Estes Fruit stand with Suzie great stop for apple, cherries and pickled goods!

Estes Fruit Stand and Flowers: address 13656 US-2, East Wenatchee, WA 98802; phone (509)884-2034; Facebook page ; This was one of my mother’s favorites. They have this amazing flower selection and this was the earliest that that I spotted this year’s apples as they had some early varieties.

E & E Fruit Shack East Wenatchee

E & E Fruit Shack; address 4th St SE, East Wenatchee, 98802. There is no website or Facebook page. It is however right next to the family’s orchard. We were able to pick up some great plums, they also had peaches, and a bunch of zucchini. If you want to put money directly into a farmer’s hands then this is where you want to pick up fruit here at least once during the season.

Feil Pioneer Fruit Stand in East Wenatchee with Suzie from Wenatchee Insurance

Feil Pioneer Fruit Stand: 13083 US-2; East Wenatchee, WA 98802. Phone number 509-669-1754. This is right on the highway next to the round about. Great selection of fresh fruit. The earliest spot that we found Pears and Apples. They even had a great selection of tomatoes.

Bonus: The Local Granola: address 1408 Main Street Oroville, WA, United States, Washington 98844; phone number (509) 476-7037; webpage Facebook They offer a small natural foods selection. The Granola is worth the stop. We also got beard supplies.

Rules for fruit stand visits.

  1. Bring cash. The smaller operations will appreciate you as they don’t have to make transaction fees.
  2. Don’t be afraid to call ahead or ask if you don’t see something. It’s literally how I got Pie Cherries.
  3. When you find one that is awesome then take a picture and share them on Facebook. Bonus points if you tag them so that more people can find them.
  4. If we missed a favorite one then let us know in the comments.
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Insurance Questions for Crop Insurance in Washington

At Wenatchee Insurance, we lend a hand to farms and orchards with a wide background. Insuring your family business can be tricky and adding crop insurance requires some skills. Some folks are looking for a Multi- Peril Crop Insurance where others are needing Whole Farm Revenue Protection. Living in the Apple Capital of the World, we have have run between the trees more than once.

We will ask questions so that we can get a better picture about your orchard or farm to make sure that you are not creating a coverage gap. For us, we believe that insurance should be:

  1. Affordable. If you can not pay for it then it doesn’t make sense.
  2. Understandable. This creates big problems if someone has something that they don’t know how it works.
  3. Useable. If an emergency arises then we want you to be able to use it.
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Crop insurance questions

  1. What is the address of your orchard or farm?
  2. What is the name of the orchard or farm?
  3. Who has an interest in the orchard beyond yourself?
  4. What is your and any other people with interest’s SSN?
  5. What is the business’ EIN (If individual SSN or RAN is fine)
  6. Are you leasing the orchard?
    • If so what is the % agreement?
  7. What fruit or crop are you growing?
  8. How many acres do you have of which crop?
  9. What are the last 5 years of production? We will need it by block if possible
    • If new farmer can you procure the previous farmer’s records?
  10. Are you tearing out any part of your orchard for next year? Or is there any new tree you think will produce this year?
  11. Anything you think I should know?

What’s next to insure your crops?

After collecting the information, we go looking for coverage that covers your needs. What works for Farmer Fred’s potatoes in Quincy may completely miss Oliver Pear Orchard in Cashmere. Not everyone needs or can get crop insurance. We do our best to be responsive whether it is you talking or if you are sending your spouse.

When you are ready let’s talk. We have found that a conversation is a great way to begin.

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