Douglas County, Washington: Farm & Ranch Directory

12 farm and ranch listings in Douglas County, Washington, grouped by category below.

Events in Douglas County

North Central Washington Fair
Expected around Aug. 26, 2027 - estimate, not yet announced
Held each year at the Douglas County Fairgrounds in Waterville; the most recent dates were August 27-30, 2026.
Big Bend Roundup
Expected around Aug. 28, 2027 - estimate, not yet announced
PRCA rodeo at the Waterville fairgrounds that wraps up the North Central Washington Fair weekend. Held each year; the most recent dates were Aug. 29-30, 2026.
601 N. Monroe St., Waterville, WA Official event details

Estes Fruit Stand and Flowers
Farm or Ranch - fruit stand
East Wenatchee stand open daily May through October with seasonal fruit and vegetables, jams, honey, pickles and flowers.
13656 State Route 2, East Wenatchee, WA 98802 | 509-884-2034
Feil 1908 Family Orchard
Farm or Ranch - orchard and fruit stand
Family orchard with an open-air fruit stand beside Highway 2/97 selling hundreds of varieties of heirloom apples, stone fruit and garden tomatoes in season.
13073 US-2, East Wenatchee, WA 98802 | 509-884-7570

Auvil Fruit Company
Agribusiness - fruit packer and sales agency
Orondo fruit company packing and selling Washington tree fruit from Douglas County orchards above the Columbia River.
Orondo, WA | 509-784-1033 Website
New Columbia Fruit Packers
Agribusiness - fruit packer
East Wenatchee packer in Douglas County handling apples and pears from the Wenatchee area.
East Wenatchee, WA | 509-884-6328
Piepel Premium Fruit Packing
Agribusiness - fruit packer
East Wenatchee packing house in Douglas County marketing fruit under the Premium Harvest name.
East Wenatchee, WA | 509-886-8482 Website
Pine Canyon Growers
Agribusiness - fruit grower-packer
Orondo growers on the Douglas County side of the Columbia River packing apples, pears and cherries.
Orondo, WA | 509-888-7017 Website

Foster Creek Conservation District
Organization - Conservation district
Foster Creek Conservation District is a Washington local conservation district helping landowners in the Douglas County area with soil, water, and habitat projects.
WA | (509) 888-6372
South Douglas Conservation District
Organization - Conservation district
Washington local government district, South Douglas Conservation District, gives farmers and ranchers around Douglas County technical help on stewardship and cost-share programs.
WA | (509) 745-9160
WSU Extension Douglas County
Organization - County Extension office
Douglas County's Washington State University Extension hub in Waterville (203 S Rainier St), providing research-based agriculture, gardening, and youth development programs.
203 S Rainier St, Waterville, WA | 509-745-8531

NCW Fair 4-H Animal Exhibitor Program
Ag Education Program - 4-H livestock
4-H exhibitors at the Waterville fair must sign up for barn duty, show one animal of each type, and clean stalls by 8:00 AM; beef entries are due February 15 and other animals May 15.
601 N Monroe Street, Waterville, WA 98858 | 509-745-8480

WSU Extension: County Offices, 4-H and Help for Producers
What Washington State University Extension offers in Washington: county offices, 4-H rules and fair support, Master Gardeners, small acreage and commercial agriculture help, and how to get started with your county office.
Washington Conservation Districts
How Washington's 45 conservation districts work: five-member boards, elections each winter, voluntary programs for landowners, the State Conservation Commission, funding, and how to find your district.
Washington County Fairs and Youth Livestock Shows
A practical guide to Washington county fairs and junior livestock shows: 2026 fair timing from Elma to Yakima, who can show, ownership dates, health and drug rules, YQCA, and how a typical county auction sale works.