Maris Farms is a seasonal attraction in Buckley, Washington featuring corn maze, pumpkin patch, and haunted woods.
Washington seasonal attraction guide
Corn mazes, pumpkin patches, orchards, hayrides, and fall festivals in Washington.
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See all →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.