Gray Fox Farm

Gray Fox Farm is located in Chimacum, Washington, a small agricultural community on the Quimper Peninsula that's quietly become one of Jefferson County's most active farming areas. The farm combines a pick-your-own experience with local honey production, making it a practical destination for families, gardeners, and home food producers in the region. Chimacum sits in a rain shadow zone that supports a strong growing season, which in turn supports healthy pollinator populations. It's the kind of working farm that connects customers directly to where their food comes from.

Gray Fox Farm centers its offering around two things: pick-your-own harvesting and locally produced honey. The pick-your-own model typically means customers can come out and harvest seasonal crops directly from the fields, which often depends on healthy bee populations for pollination. Honey sales give visitors a tangible product to take home that's tied directly to the farm's own landscape and flowering plants. For backyard gardeners or small-scale farmers in Jefferson County, this type of farm is also a useful reference point for understanding how pollinators support food production on a practical level.

Gray Fox Farm serves customers in Chimacum and throughout Jefferson County, including visitors from Port Townsend, Quilcene, and the surrounding Quimper Peninsula communities. The farm's rural location draws people from across the northeast Olympic Peninsula who are looking for locally grown food and farm-direct products.