U-pick farm

First Light Farm

First Light Farm is a u-pick farm in Carnation, Washington with a farm stand and a CSA.

Closed for the season

Checked Nov 4, 2026 on the farm's website · 13 pages read

Plan your visit

Usual hours when open
  • Thursday (Until the end of October): 10-3
Where
8614 Ames Lake-Carnation Rd NE
Carnation, WA 98014
King County
Season
Open season: Oct–Nov
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Good to know
  • No dogs
How to pay
  • Cash
  • Checks
Pick and buy
U-pick: Beets, Bitter melons, Chinese cutting celery, Collard greens +8 more
Sells: Garlic, Summer plant starts, Children's softcover book
Order
  • Online store

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Before you go
  • As of Nov 4, 2026, the farm's website says it is closed for the season. See the farm's notice
  • Dogs should be left at home; service animals only are allowed.

What's here and when

12 crops, all U-pick · From the farm's website

CropWhen Price
Beets Ask the farm$4 bu
Bitter melons Ask the farm$6 lb
Chinese cutting celeryPick individual stalks, not the whole plant. Ask the farm$4 bu
Collard greens Ask the farm$4 bu
Golden cutting celery Ask the farm$4 bu
Green beans and dragon tongue beans Ask the farm$4 lb
Italian parsley Ask the farm$3 bu
KaleLacinato and curly kale. Ask the farm$4 bu
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CropWhen Price
PeppersFresno peppers are at the farmstand. Ask the farm$8 lb
Pumpkins Ask the farm$5 -$10- $15 depending on size
Rainbow chard Ask the farm$4 bu
TomatoesPaste, slicer, and cherry tomatoes; price reduced at the end of the season. Ask the farm$3.50 lb

Before you pick

  • U-pick is open Thursday through Sunday until the end of October.

Also at the farm

6 items · From the farm's website

Vegetables
Green beans U-pick, Dragon tongue beans U-pick, Winter squash U-pick, Garlic
Also from the farm
Summer plant starts, Children's softcover book

Prices the farm lists

2 prices · From the farm's website

ItemPrice
Garlic, small head$2.50
Garlic, large head$3.00

Prices change; the farm's own page has the latest.

CSA and farm shares

2 shares · From the farm's website

  • Three-week fall CSA · $38.50/week · Pickup: Fridays
  • 20-week summer CSA · $800.00 for 20 weeks or $400.00 for 10 weeks · 20 weeks or bi-monthly 10 weeks · Pickup: Friday afternoon in Carnation or north Seattle

Events and things to do

  • Hay ride around the farm
  • Farm u-pick
  • Workshare program · 4 hours of labor in exchange for a big bag of vegetables

Visiting and ordering

  • No dogs
  • Picnic area
  • Wagon or tractor rides
  • Event space

Good to know

  • The fall festival is intended to be a quieter, less crowded pumpkin-farm experience.
  • Questions about events and bookings should be directed to Farmer Jane by email.
  • The farm offers a limited fall CSA and asks interested customers to email to sign up.

Ordering

  • Online store: The site directs visitors to order through its online store.

About the farm

From the farm's website

  • Organic practices (not certified)
  • Also: Farm stand, CSA farm

The page identifies Don and Jane as associated with the farm. Having a farm has been a dream of Jane and Don’s since moving to Seattle in 1976. The farm emphasizes creating healthy soils, growing healthy food, and caring for its communities. It is a smaller, quieter three-acre farm offering a less crowded fall experience.

Nearby

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  • Blue Dog Farm0.9 mi · Berry farm, U-pick farm
  • Oxbow Farm and Conservation Center1.3 mi · Farm stand · Carnation
  • Mezza Luna Farms LLC1.4 mi · CSA farm · Carnation
  • Ronnei Christmas Tree Farm1.5 mi · Christmas tree farm
  • Harvold Berry Farm1.5 mi · Berry farm · Carnation
  • Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center1.5 mi · CSA farm · Carnation

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