Things To Do While Staying At Nettles Farm

Four Experiential Offerings 

Bonfire and Seaweed Baths
Firelight, Tides, and the Ancient Coast
Offered February 16 – 22, 2026
As dusk settles over Lummi Island, guests wander down from Nettles Farm B&B toward the shoreline, guided by lantern light and the rhythmic hush of the Salish Sea. A driftwood bonfire crackles to life as the tide pulls back, revealing ribbons of glistening seaweed—kelp, dulse, sea lettuce. The three elegant slipper tubs are filled with hot water and sugar kelp, ready for each couple to soak in the luxurious richness of the experience.
Wrapped in blankets, guests sip warm elixirs and island wine while learning the culinary and medicinal uses of these ancient coastal foods. Seaweed roasts over open flame, brushed with farm butter and herbs, while stories of tide, tradition, and place unfold beneath the stars.
The night ends slowly—embers glowing, waves whispering—before guests return to the comfort of Nettles Farm, where deep sleep comes easy after salt air and firelight.
This is coastal living as it once was—and still should be.

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We are offering this experience from February 16 through February 22, 2026. Includes 2 nights in the Farmhouse or Chef’s Suite (with WoodStone Oven). Breakfast ingredients and a full pantry are part of the experience. Double occupancy required. Cost is $625 per couple. There are 3 spots available each weekend, as well as midweek.  To reserve your spot for this special event please go to NettlesFarm.com.   Each of the four experiences is date specific, so to book any one of them, reserve the Farmhouse and the package price will come up for a couple. Space is limited so act fast!

Other Immersive Experiences 

Beat Bobby Flay at Nettles Farm   

 February 23 – March 1

Featuring Roy Breiman | Winner Season 9 “Hook Line and Sinker”
Artisanal Cocktails & Dutch Babies

Step into the warm, flickering glow of the Nettles Farm kitchen, where the morning mist still clings to the pasture and the smell of browned butter fills the air. This is not a cooking class—it’s a friendly culinary showdown led by Chef Roy Breiman, whose 2015 victory over Bobby Flay rocked the culinary world.
Guests gather around the hearth with hand-crafted cocktails infused with island botanicals before donning aprons to take on a deceptively simple challenge: the perfect Dutch Baby. Crispy edges, custardy centers, seasonal farm toppings—can you out-bake the chef?

Laughter, competition, and indulgence spill late into the evening before guests retreat to their rooms, bellies full and spirits high. Wake the next morning in a Nettles Farm B&B suite, where the island is quiet, the coffee is strong, and bragging rights are eternal.

We are offering this experience from February 23 through March 1, 2026. Includes 2 nights in the Farmhouse or Chef’s Suite (with WoodStone Oven). Breakfast ingredients and a full pantry are part of the experience. Double occupancy required. Cost is $625 per couple. There are 3 spots available each weekend, as well as midweek. To reserve your spot for this special event please go to NettlesFarm.com. Each of the four experiences is date specific, so to book any one of them, reserve the Farmhouse and the package price will come up for a couple. Space is limited so act fast!

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The Mystical Lummi Island Tour at Lummi Rocks

March 2 – March 15

Some islands reveal themselves slowly. This one reveals itself to those who stay.

After a leisurely farm breakfast at Nettles Farm B&B, guests set off on a guided journey through the hidden and sacred corners of Lummi Island—old growth forests, quiet beaches, spiritual landmarks, and places known only to locals.

The tour culminates at Lummi Rocks, a dramatic seaside setting where a private lunch awaits. Long tables overlook the water as seasonal dishes highlight island farms, foraged greens, and freshly harvested seafood. Stories of Coast Salish heritage, island mysticism, and natural history weave through the meal.

Guests return to Nettles Farm in the afternoon, hearts open, minds quieted, with time to rest, wander the fields, or soak in the stillness before evening settles in.

We are offering this experience from March 2 through March 15, 2026. Includes 2 nights in the Farmhouse or Chef’s Suite (with WoodStone Oven). Breakfast ingredients and a full pantry are part of the experience. Double occupancy required. Cost is $625 per couple. There are 3 spots available each weekend, as well as midweek. Scheduling is weather permitting.  To reserve your spot for this special event please go to NettlesFarm.com. Space is limited so act fast!

You don’t visit Lummi Island.
You experience it.

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Sockeye Potlatch on Clark Island

March 16 – 30

Open Fire Cooking | Ancestral Feast

This is the experience guests will talk about for the rest of their lives.

After an overnight stay at Nettles Farm B&B, guests embark by boat to Clark Island, where an open-fire Sockeye Potlatch awaits. Whole salmon—sustainably harvested—are prepared using ancestral methods, slow-roasted over fire as smoke drifts through cedar trees.

The feast is communal and reverent. Guests gather around long tables, sharing salmon, roots, greens, and seaweed while learning the cultural significance of potlatch traditions—celebration, gratitude, and abundance shared.

As the sun lowers and the fire burns down to coals, there is time for reflection, connection, and quiet awe before returning to Lummi Island and the welcoming warmth of Nettles Farm.

We are offering this experience from March 16 through March 30, 2026. Includes 2 nights in the Farmhouse or Chef’s Suite (with WoodStone Oven). Breakfast ingredients and a full pantry are part of the experience. Double occupancy required. Cost is $625 per couple. There are 3 spots available each weekend, as well as midweek. Scheduling is weather permitting.  To reserve your spot for this special event please go to NettlesFarm.com. Space is limited so act fast!

This is not dinner.
This is ceremony.

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Nettles Farm
A Bed & Breakfast on Lummi Island

4300 Matia View Drive, Lummi Island, WA 98262

The First Annual Seaweed Festival!

Saturday, May 24, 2025 – 12:00 to 7:30

Announcing the first Annual Seaweed Festival on Lummi Island! Celebrate and promote sustainable seaweed harvesting and fishing practices with an array of fun and educational booths, seaweed foot soaks, and a special cooking demo and book signing from local author Jennifer Hahn. Salish Sea halibut & chips and a beer garden means there will be something for everyone to enjoy.

Come learn about our vital role in supporting healthy ecosystems, resilient fishing communities and sustainable oceans, and make meaningful connections with local seafood producers and the food they provide.

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Moondance Kayaking Adventures

Moondance Sea Kayak offers guided foraging and other tours from Legoe Bay. Owner Kristi Kucera and her experienced guides have led hundreds of trips and will make you comfortable no matter your skill level. You will want to book with them a week in advance if possible, and let them know where you are staying. Ask for their special Sunset Paddle!

Kayak near Lummi Island

Whale Watching

Outer Island Excursions offers whale watching and other adventures on small boats that originate from Orcas Island. Owner Beau Brandow has an amazing success rate at finding both Orca and other whales, and may be able to pick you up from out beach.

Take A Tour of the Reefnets

From July through September, you can join the Salish Center for Sustainable Fishing Methods, for a water tour of the reefnets. Simply go to SalishCenter.org and tap the donate button for options.

Ancient Fossil Viewing

Our beach is one of the best beaches on Lummi Island. The goats (right) are standing on a 75 million year old fossil of a palm tree. This fossil is accessible at a 2 foot or lower tide.