
About Us
At Dungeness Valley Creamery, we’re a family-owned and operated raw milk dairy rooted in Sequim, WA, with a mission to honor God through good stewardship of land and cattle. Since our beginning, we’ve been dedicated to producing wholesome, high-quality raw dairy products that nourish the health, well-being, and lives of our community.
We take pride in maintaining the cleanest and most sanitary conditions—from our milking parlor to your table—because we eat and drink what we produce. It’s a commitment to quality we’re honored to share across Western Washington. More than just a dairy, we strive to offer a nostalgic ambiance that connects you to the land, the animals, and a simpler way of life.
Thank you for supporting our family’s passion for natural, unprocessed goodness. We’re thrilled to be part of your journey toward a healthier, more vibrant life!

Our Products
Enjoy our pure, raw, A2 Jersey milk, available in convenient sizes—Gallon, Half Gallon, Quart, and Pint—to suit your needs.
We also provide whole raw cream and refreshing skim milk, bringing you natural, farm-fresh quality straight to your table.
Savor local flavors at our farm store, featuring Lopez Island Ice Cream—served in cones, bowls, or pints.
Explore handmade goods, fresh eggs, artisanal cheeses, and pure, raw honey direct from the hive!
Available At These Retail Locations In Western Washington
Olympic Peninsula
Lairds Corner Market – 242811 US-101, Port Angeles
Country Aire Natural Foods – 200 W 1st St, Port Angeles
Agnew Store – 2863 Old Olympic Hwy, Port Angeles
Sunny Farms Country Store – 261461 US-101, Sequim
Dungeness Valley Creamery – 1915 Towne Rd, Sequim
Quilcene Village Store – 294235 US-101, Quilcene
The Food Co-op – 414 Kearney St, Port Townsend
Chimacum Corner Farmstand – 9122 Rhody Dr, Chimacum
Farmer George Meats – 3870 Bethel Rd SE, Port Orchard
Colello’s Farm Stand – 5749 Bethel Rd SE, Port Orchard
Seattle / Tacoma
Ken’s Market – 7231 Greenwood Ave N, Seattle
Marketime Foods – 4416 Fremont Ave N, Seattle
Pike Place Market Creamery – 1514 Pike Pl, Seattle
Central Co-op – 1600 E Madison St, Seattle
Sunshine Farmers Market – 21126 44th Ave W 7705, Lynnwood
Urban City Coffee – 4313 212th St SW, Mountlake Terrace
Snohomish Apothecary – 722 Ave D, Snohomish
Maurya Indian Groceries – 385 NW Gilman Blvd, Issaquah
Fall City Meats – 33707 Redmond-Fall City Rd SE, Fall City
Marlene’s Market – 2565 S Gateway Center Pl, Federal Way
Whidbey Island / Burlington / Mount Vernon
Payless Foods – 1609 E Main St, Freeland
Belfast Feed Store – 6200 N Green Rd, Burlington
Why Raw Milk?
Raw milk offers a compelling alternative to the processed dairy lining supermarket shelves, delivering a host of potential benefits straight from the farm. Unlike pasteurized milk, raw milk keeps its natural enzymes, vitamins, and beneficial bacteria intact, which many believe makes it a powerhouse of nutrition and easier on the stomach. For those who find regular dairy tough to digest, the live cultures in raw milk might just be the game-changer they need. Plus, our cows produce A2 milk, a type of dairy some say is gentler on the gut and less likely to stir up discomfort, making it a standout choice for dairy lovers looking to feel good about what they drink.
Beyond the glass, choosing raw milk is a vote for small farms and local communities. These producers often raise their cows on pasture with care, steering clear of the industrial churn of factory farming. Buying raw milk keeps your dollars close to home, bolstering family farms and cutting down on the environmental toll of long-haul shipping and over-processing. It’s a delicious way to eat locally, with a creamy, full-bodied taste that harks back to simpler times—before food became a corporate assembly line.
At its core, raw milk is about reclaiming what we eat and how we live. It’s a stand for personal freedom, a nod to tradition, and a lifeline to the farmers who keep our food real. Whether you’re drawn by the promise of immune-boosting goodness or the satisfaction of supporting the little guy, raw milk offers a sip of something bigger—a chance to connect with your food, your community, and your roots.
Contact Us
Address
1915 Towne Rd
Sequim, WA 98382