Luckie Farms

Luckie Farms is a family farm on Sunnyside Boulevard in Lake Stevens built around Highland cattle. Tara and Scott Luckie and their sons, Liam and Ethan, left West Seattle for the farm in 2020, and both of their grandfathers farmed in Eastern Washington. The land, about 75 acres, was once a dairy and later grew flowers for Pike Place Market, two historic barns date to 1907 and 1922, and in 2024 the family signed a conservation easement with the Washington Farmland Trust so it stays farmland.

Visits are ticketed experiences rather than a drop in farm stand. The interactive farm tour runs about an hour and the Highland Hangout about half an hour, with add ons for calf cuddles and the pig pen, plus a Fireside Hangout. Besides more than 60 Highland cattle, the farm keeps yaks, reindeer, mini donkeys, horses, pigs and bunnies, and it sells its own honey and flowers.

It is open year round, every day except Monday, for ticketed guests only, and tours run rain or shine, so book through the farm's calendar before you drive out. At the holidays the reindeer take over, with Santa photos and a Christmas experience. The farm also hosts field trips, weddings, corporate events and photo shoots, and Seattle Met reported in August 2026 that it now draws about a thousand visitors a week.