WHO WE ARE
Building a Place for Community
Discover Wandering Wolf Farm, a place to find seasonal harvests and farm-fresh eggs, flowers, local treasures, and connection with neighbors and travelers. Visit our store, attend a class, host an event, stay the night, or enjoy local fare and hand-picked treasures. Whether from near or far, come enjoy a slice of rural life.
OUR PURPOSE
The Heart of Our Mission
Community First
We believe that a farm is more than just land; it’s a heartbeat for the local community where everyone has a place at our table.
Gather Together
Our space is designed for meaningful gatherings, turning simple visits into traditions that bring friends and families closer.
Deeply Connect
We provide the perfect setting to disconnect from the digital noise and truly reconnect with nature, animals, and each other.
Make Memories
Every activity we offer is an invitation to create lasting stories and memories that you’ll carry long after you leave.
10% of our food harvest will be donated to those in need.
THE FARM FAMILY
Meet Our Furry & Feathered Friends
The heart of our farm beats through our animals. From our furry duo to feathered friends, each has a name and a story to tell.
Cleo the Farm Dog
We often joke that Cleo is two dogs in one, Cleopatra Puffypants in the winter, and Cleo in the summer. It all has to do with the length of her coat. She’s a 9-year-old Sheepadoodle (Old English Sheepdog/Poodle) with a heart of gold. She’s as trustworthy as they come around our youngest visitors, and is besties with our resident feline. Her favorite job is herding deer—even though they don’t seem to appreciate it.
The Indestructible Bertha
Bertha, an American Peking duck, came with the property. She is a sweet, very large duck that was born with disabilities. But what makes Bertha remarkable (and worthy of a story), is her resilience. She has survived not one, but two, mink attacks, and lived to tell the tale. She is quick to greet, and loves food. And did we mention she loves food? She is a farm favorite, and extremely bonded to Grandpa Chris.
Fern The Friendly Giant
We adopted Fern from PAWS as a tiny kitten. Little did we know he would end up so BIG! The vet thinks Fern is a Maine Coon/Norwegian Forest Cat mix. To us, he is 21 pounds of love. Fern is as easygoing as they come. He prefers spending time with Cleo, and is terrified of chickens. He loves to follow us around the garden, and, like any cat, adores napping in a perfect patch of sun.
The Shens (aka She Hens)
We got our first flock in 2021, and have added to it ever since. We have australorps, orpingtons, Easter eggers, olive eggers, cream legbars, and more. All the girls are named after plants and flowers, except for our sweet “Tuna, the chicken near the sea.” We handle the chicks frequently as they grow, so they’re used to humans. If we’ve learned anything, it’s that chickens are weird, wonderful, and worth it—even when you’re tending to hurt wings, making sure they’re safe during extreme weather, trapping minks, and constantly having to clean the coop.
Eloquent Elliott
Elliott is every little girl's fantasy. A majestic Friesian cross with that extra-flowing forelock, mane, and tail. More importantly, he’s a gentleman that loves people. Although Elliott is still young and in training, he is well on his way to being an expert wagon puller and trail horse. He has been exposed to working cattle, driving, both English and Western riding disciplines, and trails. He’s an all-around kind of guy.
In Loving Memory - Daisy Dude
Our “dude” started out as Daisy. But since chicken sexing is only about 90% accurate, it’s not surprising we ended up with Daisy Dude instead. Although he’s passed of old age, our massive boy will never be forgotten. He was easily bossed around by the Shens, loved to take a good selfie, and was as nice as a rooster can be. He also had the perfect crow. Daisy has been laid to rest in a special place, still overlooking his girls.
VISIT US
Getting Here & Parking
We are located on the beautiful Kitsap Peninsula just minutes away from the Edmonds-Kingston Ferry, Kingston Fast Ferry, and Seattle-Bainbridge Ferry. Here is the practical info to ensure your arrival at the farm is smooth and stress-free.
When to Come
Our farm is tucked off of Hansville Highway and accessible only on specific days and times, for overnights, by appointment, and during events. Please refer to our calendar for more information. While GPS is helpful, we recommend following our directions, which you can download here.
Parking
Once you arrive, follow the signs to our designated guest parking area. We have plenty of space for standard vehicles, as well as specialized spots for larger RVs and campers. Please park within the marked zones to help us protect our fields.
EXPLORE MORE
What’s Nearby
Make the most of your trip to the Kitsap County and the Olympic Peninsula. Our farm is surrounded by hidden gems, local flavors, and scenic spots that are perfect for extending your adventure.
Point No Point Lighthouse
5–10 min away
Buck Lake & the Greenbelt Trails
10 min away
Downtown Kingston, Washington
15 min away
Poulsbo, Washington “Little Norway”
20-25 min away
Winslow, Bainbridge Island, Washington
25-30 min away
BEING A GOOD GUEST
Respect Our Neighbors!
We are incredibly lucky to call this place home. To help us keep our community peaceful, we kindly ask that you drive slowly on the local roads, keep noise levels mindful, and always respect private property lines. Thank you for being a thoughtful part of our farm neighborhood!
FAQs
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At this time, visits are by reservation only. You’re welcome to join us for a guided tour, overnight stay, class, or scheduled event to experience the farm.
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You can find our produce and flowers at local farmers markets, through community drop-offs like Kitsap Fresh, during designated farm stand days and hours, or after attending a class or event. If you’re looking for another option, feel free to reach out—we’re happy to help.
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For the safety and health of our animals, outside pets are not permitted on the farm. For overnight guests traveling with pets, please contact us directly for options, or consider one of the many pet boarding services in the area.
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Cancellation policies vary depending on the experience. Overnight stays follow Airbnb and Hipcamp policies, class cancellations are outlined at the time of registration, and event policies are included in individual contracts.