Cascadian Farm Roadside Stand

2018 West, Road Trip, Washington

There was no way we were even going to try to resist this treat. We remembered stopping at Cascadian Farm on our last trip to Washington State and delighting in the delicious ice cream crafted on the farm as well as the glorious views and warm sunshine. We were ready for a repeat. When we walked into the little shop the gentlemen ahead of us advised us not to look at what they were getting. So of course we had to also get the shortcake topped with blueberries, ice cream, and whipped cream. One of us went for blueberry ice cream and the other for chocolate chip ice cream. Both were great combinations. Chloe was also happy to sell us some delicious heirloom cherry tomatoes and gifted us with a sticker for the side of our T@B 400. If you ever find yourself on WA-20 between Marblemount and Rockport, we highly recommend an ice cream stop at Cascadian Farm!

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  1. Mary Lou
    Mary Lou on September 22, 2018 at 10:46 pm

    Looks like blueberry heaven! What a delightful place!

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