Maris Farms is a seasonal attraction in Buckley, Washington featuring corn maze, pumpkin patch, and haunted woods.
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Fall City Farms is a working organic vegetable farm in Fall City, Washington, that opens a seasonal pumpkin patch on fall weekends. Visitors can pick a pumpkin, visit farm animals, and buy fresh mini doughnuts and hot cider. The property also operates a CSA, farm store, and Christmas tree lot.
Siemers Farm on Green Bluff near Mead, Washington, offers a corn/hedge maze leading to a castle, a u-pick pumpkin patch, and train and tractor rides. The farm also grows u-pick strawberries earlier in the season. It is a longtime family attraction in the Green Bluff growing district north of Spokane.
Knutson Farms hosts 'The Patch,' a fall festival in Sumner, Washington, with a corn maze, pumpkin patch, petting zoo, cow train, and pumpkin bowling. Fire pits inside the corn maze can be reserved with pre-ordered treats from the farm's Sugar Shack. Pets are not permitted on site.
Picha Farms is a berry farm and pumpkin patch operating in Puyallup, Washington, with a corn maze themed each year (2025's theme celebrated Pacific Northwest fish, with in-maze trivia questions). Visitors receive a mini pumpkin at the maze exit. The farm also offers hayrides, a slingshot game, and weekend food vendors and live music.
Bailey Farm is a fifth-generation, 50-plus-acre u-pick farm in the Snohomish Valley offering vegetables, fruit, and a fall pumpkin patch with no admission fee (pay for what you pick). Free kids' activities include a hay run, farm trikes, and a sandbox. Kettle corn, cider, and baked goods are sold on site.
Baxter Barn is a historic farm in Fall City, Washington, offering a pre-cut pumpkin patch, farm animals including miniature donkeys and horses, and reservation-based farm tours. Kids receive a free small pumpkin with an accompanying parent. The farm operates on a limited weekly schedule rather than daily.
Craven Farm is a family-owned pumpkin patch and corn maze in Snohomish, Washington, operating since 1983. It offers a 15-acre Alice-in-Pumpkinland themed corn maze, a 20-acre u-pick pumpkin patch, a separate night maze, hayrides, and animal encounters. The farm also rents out barns for events and hosts a seasonal beer garden and fair-food vendors.
Middleton Farms in Pasco, Washington, runs an eight-acre corn maze described as one of the largest in the Northwest, alongside a u-pick pumpkin patch. The farm also offers seasonal sunflower walks, ziplines, pumpkin bowling, and potato blasters, plus fall field trips for school groups. Earlier in the year it grows tulips and u-pick strawberries.
BelleWood Farms is a pick-your-own apple and pumpkin farm near Lynden, Washington, in the Bellingham/Ferndale area. Visitors can ride a train through the orchard, pick apples and pumpkins, and walk a free corn maze. The property also includes a farmstore, bakery, cafe, and a working fruit distillery.
Jubilee Farm is a family farm in Carnation, Washington, operating since 1989, that hosts a fall Harvest Festival with hayrides to a pumpkin patch, cider, farm animals, and a barn store. Admission has historically been free. It is a working, education-oriented farm rather than a large commercial attraction.
McMillin Farm is a working farm, brewhouse, and pumpkin patch on State Route 162 near Puyallup, Washington, combining agritourism with an on-site brewery and produce stand. The fall pumpkin patch runs from September through November with more than 20 pumpkin varieties, and the farm also features a corn maze and seasonal photo displays.
Spooner Farms is a sixth-generation family farm in the Puyallup Valley that has farmed since 1882. Its Harvest Festival includes a pumpkin patch with more than 50 varieties of pumpkins, gourds, and squash, a corn maze, and a pumpkin slingshot. The farm store sells sweet corn, seasonal decor, and treats.
Bob's Corn and Pumpkin Farm in Snohomish, Washington offers 12 acre corn maze, u pick pumpkin patch, and fall festival.
Double R Farms is a third-generation family farm near Puyallup, Washington, offering a 5-acre corn maze and a wide pumpkin selection each October. Visitors can try kid and adult pumpkin slingshots and take free weekend tractor hay rides. The farm sits next to Duris Cucumber Farm off River Road.
Stocker Farms is a fourth- and fifth-generation family farm in Snohomish, Washington, offering a pick-your-own pumpkin patch and corn maze each fall. A separate haunted attraction called 'Stalker Farms' runs for older visitors. The farm also grows sunflowers and blueberries and sells Christmas trees in winter.
Walters Fruit Ranch is a 50-plus-acre orchard near Mead, Washington, offering seasonal u-pick fruit from strawberries in summer through apples and pumpkins in fall. Its Fall Harvest Festival weekends include a corn maze, pumpkin patch, barnyard play area, and an orchard cafe. Parking is reserved in timed arrival slots for $5 per carload.
Remlinger Farms is a 350-acre working farm and family entertainment destination in Carnation, Washington, open year-round with amusement rides, a petting zoo, u-pick fields, and a farm market. Its fall pumpkin patch is a seasonal draw alongside a hay maze and various kids' rides. The farm also operates a market, brewery, and cafe open outside pumpkin season.
Carleton Farm is a pumpkin patch and corn maze in Lake Stevens, Washington. The south-end pumpkin patch, petting zoo, farm market, and food area are free to enter, while the corn maze, hayride, and kids' play area on the lower farm require paid admission. Additional paid activities include a paintball shooting gallery, apple cannons, and a giant pumpkin jump pad.
Little Green Acres is a pumpkin patch and petting zoo in Redmond, Washington, ticketed at $30-35 per person including a pumpkin, animal encounters, and a scarecrow-making activity. Alpacas are a noted attraction among the petting-zoo animals. The patch operates on a limited weekend/Monday/Friday schedule in October.
Beck's Harvest House on Green Bluff near Colbert, Washington, has been owned by the Beck family since 1987. Its Fall Harvest Festival features a corn maze sponsored by a local dealership, a 'Pumpkin Land' patch, and the farm's well-known pumpkin donuts. Parking and a Funland activity wristband are sold separately.
Duvall pumpkin and sunflower farm with a scarecrow-search corn maze, Friday and Saturday night maze, apple cannons, firepits and group gathering areas.
Swans Trail Farms is a family-run pumpkin patch, apple orchard, and event venue in Snohomish, Washington, owned by the Krause family since 1984. Its 12-acre corn maze, laid out in the shape of Washington State with roads, towns, and landmarks, has run since 1997. The fall festival also includes wagon rides, a zipline, and a pig show.
The Pumpkin Patch on Goodrich Road in Centralia, Washington, is a fall attraction with a corn maze, straw pit, and pumpkin picking, open daily through October. Entry is free, with fees charged for hay rides, pumpkins, and some other offerings. It is promoted by the Lewis County tourism board as a local seasonal destination.
Fairbank Animal Farm is a small animal farm and pumpkin patch near Edmonds, Washington, that has grown pumpkins commercially for about 30 years. It features two pumpkin patches, a petting zoo, a corn maze, and a hay tunnel, open on weekends through October. Low-cost admission covers farm access, with pumpkins and gourds priced individually.
Schilter Family Farm in Olympia, Washington, runs a Fall Harvest Festival with a 5-acre corn maze, more than 20 acres of u-pick pumpkins, and over 25 family activities. Earlier in the season the farm also opens a sunflower field and hosts blueberry-picking days. It sells u-cut Christmas trees in late November and December.
Rutledge Family Farm, near Olympia/Tumwater, Washington, has offered a corn maze since 2000 and now runs both a family-friendly maze and a separate haunted maze alongside its pumpkin patch. The farm also hosts an August sunflower festival and offers hourly fire pit rentals during the fall season.
Battle Ground working farm with an October pumpkin patch, two-acre corn maze, Saturday night maze, farm animals, tractor train and seasonal farm stand.
Thomasson Family Farm is a dairy-farm-turned-agritourism destination in Enumclaw, Washington, that opened its pumpkin patch and corn maze in 2007. The farm offers a 5-acre corn maze plus a junior maze, a 10-acre u-pick pumpkin patch, tractor rides, laser tag, and a zipline. It is open daily through the fall season.
Colville Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch is the primary corn maze and pumpkin patch in northeast Washington, located half a mile west of Colville's flour mill. Its 12-acre corn maze includes miles of trails, alongside a pumpkin patch and farm market. Pets are not permitted in the maze or pumpkin patch, and school/group events can be scheduled by appointment.
Vancouver harvest festival with a daytime corn maze, weekend night maze, wagon ride to the pumpkin patch, pumpkin launchers, farm drinks and school-group programming.
Briscot Farm and Pumpkin Patch is a small, family-owned farm and registered animal sanctuary in Kent, Washington, that opens a seasonal pumpkin patch. The property is a designated historic landmark. Visitors can pet and feed animals, take photos, and enjoy yard activities and bounce houses.
The Patch at Jensen Farms is a 36-acre year-round family farm near Ellensburg, Washington, that has run a fall pumpkin patch since 2012. Attractions include a 'Gourdy's' corn maze, hayrides, a petting zoo, axe throwing, and a bake shop and cafe. The farm grows 25 varieties of pumpkins, squash, and gourds across a 3-acre patch.
Knapp's U-Pick Farm, on Green Bluff near Colbert/Spokane, Washington, now markets its fall season under the name 'Monster Farm.' It offers carving pumpkins in a u-pick patch and more than 40 varieties of winter squash in late September and October. The farm has historically also grown u-pick berries earlier in the season.
Snohomish farm's 2026 sunflower event with a 12-acre flower field and maze, u-cut blooms, photo areas, weekend fun park, butterfly house, restaurant and family-friendly drinks venue.
Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center is a nonprofit organic farm and conservation nonprofit on 240 acres along the Snoqualmie River in Carnation, Washington. Its October festival features a u-pick pumpkin patch, farm stand, live music, food trucks, and hay rides, with admission free but on-site purchases made using a token 'magic beans' currency. The organization also runs year-round education programs about food, farming, and ecology.
Families visit Carpinito Brothers Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze in Kent, Washington for pumpkin patch, corn mazes, and farm fun yard.
The Pumpkin Farm and Puzzle Patch, run by JB Family Growers in Woodinville, Washington, features a 10-acre corn maze with three trail systems, a 6-acre sunflower walk, and 10 acres of u-pick pumpkins. General admission covers all three attractions. The farm publishes exact driving coordinates for visitors due to the rural location.
The Huntting's Pumpkin Patch and Haunted Forest is a fall attraction in Cinebar, Washington (Lewis County), combining a pumpkin patch, corn maze, and a haunted forest walk. It typically opens the last Friday of September and runs through Halloween, with weekend food vendors selling kettle corn, tacos, and street corn. Parking and pumpkin-patch entry have been free.
Two Brothers Pumpkins at Game Haven Farm is a family-run u-pick pumpkin operation in Carnation, Washington, on land farmed by the Schmoll family for more than 50 years. Visitors pick pumpkins and gourds in a range of sizes and colors and can visit calves and other farm animals. The farm has offered u-pick pumpkins for more than 25 years.
Historic Duvall family farm opening its 2026 fall season with a five-acre corn maze, shorter children's route, five-acre pumpkin patch, farm animals, hay-mow play area, corn crib, trike track and yard games.