Smallwood’s Harvest is a family-owned country mercantile and farm stand located just east of Leavenworth in the Peshastin Valley (10461 Stemm Rd.). Established in 1976 by Mike Smallwood, it began as a modest roadside stand and is now a well-loved regional destination where visitors “harvest smiles” year-round.

At its heart is a large country store offering seasonal Washington‑grown fruit and vegetables, plus regional specialties like jams, honeys, pickles, sauces, popcorn, and wines (including their own private‑label). Beyond shopping, it’s an experiential destination: children (and often kids at heart) enjoy a petting zoo with rescued animals like goats, llamas, pigs, chickens, emus, and even a miniature bull named “Mr. Cutie” plus a large playground, barn‑yard cow train rides (driven by Victor), gold‑panning, live music, and a prop maze during peak seasons.

With ample free parking, wheelchair accessibility, and a dog‑friendly attitude, it’s a welcoming stop for families and travelers exploring Wenatchee‑Leavenworth corridor. Many reviewers praise its inviting layout and friendly staff, highlighting that it’s more than just shopping—it’s a memorable day out in the country