Sunshine Farm Market

Fantastic roadside fruit and produce market with outstanding prices and great views of the lake. Highly recommended!

Excellent selection of fresh, local fruit and veggies, as well as other tasty treats.
Located adjacent to the Tunnel Hill Winery (and under the same ownership) on Hwy 97A, Sunshine Farm Market will likely be one of the first places you see upon entering Chelan from the West– and also makes for a perfect place to stock up on your way out of town, which is exactly what we did. The Rainier cherries, apricots, apples, fresh-​baked bread and local wine I purchased here were all amazing, and the staff were wonderful people too: warm, friendly, and very helpful.
Great place!

Excellent pit stop for weary Washington road trippers passing by the stunning spectacular lake chelan. As soon as we saw that glistening lake we realized we were desperate for hydration and rejuvenation. This farm stand pops out of nowhere along the highway and you’ve gotta be quick and pull in with the rest of em! We were here in the spring and loaded up on a pig bag of well priced rainier cherries, artisan sodas, and plenty of samples. This place reminded me warmly of my dear farm stands dotted throughout Vermont. This is a true gem to this region of Washington! Don’t miss it!

Large variety of snacks, fresh fruit, wine, etc., cashier was very friendly. Great place to stop for last minute gift ideas.

It’s been a few years since I’ve been here, and I’m so happy to see that the quality of the food, service, and feel of the place has not diminished. It’s just as I remember, if not better.
Love visiting here, and can’t wait to come back. Renae has done a delicious job with the organic produce. Definitely come here ready to buy some veggies and other goodies. If you’re like me, you won’t be able to resist!

Sweet onion mustard by AJ’s $ 8.95, Earth & VIne raspberry cranberry jam $ 7.20. Lots of fresh fruits and vegetables. No sales person around to answer any questions I had – and it wasn’t even busy.

This place is amazing!!! Lots of fresh fruits and vegetables. And they are all so pretty. $ 3 for 12 corns, where can you find that?! Roasted Corn are selling for $ 4 each at the Bite of Seattle. It makes me happy when I see that :)
Oh they have this kettle corn from Othello WA which are amazing too. Try the Butter Rum flavor. Yum~!

You see them on every road trip — those roadside stands with big hand-​painted signs yelling «FRUIT!!!» But how are you, the out-​of-​towner, to know which ones are worth stopping at and which aren’t worth a drive-​by? Well, if you happen to be around Lake Chelan, you should definitely pay a visit to the Sunshine Farm Market.
Located right next to the Tunnel Hill winery, the market is more like a small open-​air grocery store — there is fresh local produce, but about half their stock is pre-​packaged jams, jellies, mustards, candies, and the like. It’s pricey, but they also have really good stuff that’s worth paying a bit more.
Stuff to look for:
— The Rainier cherries were crisp, ripe, and delicious as of mid-​June, and reasonably priced at $ 4.99/lb.
— The veggie salsa sold by the tub is flat-​out AMAZING. It’s like a pico de gallo, but with little or no tomatoes — just a bunch of fresh chopped veggies in a tart, tangy, spicy sauce. The owners said it gets snapped up as often as they can order it, so if you see it, get it!
— AJ’s Walla Walla sweet onion mustard was a favorite of our hostesses.
— The organic gummi fruit slices are $ 9/​lb, but seriously, they’re worth it. You can buy small prepacked bags or buy in bulk.
Oh, and they have baby goats in a pen outside the store! You can’t feed them, but you can pet their noses and take pictures of their creepy sideways eyes.
They also sell frozen treats, soft drinks, and bags of ice for $ 1.50, so you can stock the cooler and take home perishable snacks even if you’ve got a long haul ahead of you. FRUIT!