Pheasant Fields Farm

Best corned beef hash in town, if not the solar system. Serious, serious corned beef hash. And their home made muffins? Oh my. Over the top good, too. Great staff and weekends before 8 no wait. Enjoy!

Such a lovely place! It’s a very short distance from the highway but it’s tucked away in the wilderness.
Parking was surprisingly easy.
They have a corn maze which I didn’t try because You have to pay for it and I thought getting lost with my infant on my hip didn’t sound like fun.
We spent a lot of time in a store. It has three walks and opened up to the farm on the other side, very cool! They have some interesting goods for sale, like peach soda! I didn’t even know that was a thing.
This place is very family friendly and charming. I had fun roaming the pumpkin patch and counting geese by a small pound. The pumpkins were absolutely perfect! I’m used to seeing a few nice looking pumpkins and the rest have a flat side or are otherwise unattractive. It seemed like every single pumpkin here was perfect! The photos don’t do them justice. Small, big, round, oval, green, orange… wide variety of perfect pumpkins!
Thankfully we went on a sunny day. I wouldn’t want to go when it’s raining because of all of the dirt.
All in all it’s a great place and I will definitely check it out again soon!

This review is for the non Halloween, non corn maze time of the year (48 weeks or so). The do up a nice little bit of farming fresh veggies and veggie starts that they sell there and also at the Poulsbo farmers market.
They also sell fresh eggs there. Good little farm.

Fun little farm. I like that it is close and easy to get to. They have animals such as chickens and lamas. They sell fresh eggs and other produce. My kids always enjoy going there to pick out pumpkins and walk through the corn maze.

My boyfriend and I checked out the corn maze one day, and I think it was too easy for adults. It’s definitely something I would take kids to, as they have hidden letters throughout the maze for kids to find, including a riddle. The admission was $ 6 per adult, I don’t recall the admission for kids. The pumpkin patch… if you can call it that… was sparse, and most pumpkins weren’t in good shape. The produce, such as apples and peppers were a little overpriced, as were the farm fresh eggs. All in all, I wouldn’t recommend this as a date idea, but it’s great for kids.

This a small farm that has a corn maze and pumpkin patch and also sells flowers, produce, etc. We went there for the pumpkin patch. As pumpkin patches go, it was pretty small. They laid some pumpkins on the grass near the corn maze exit and a person can walk around and pick one out. This is different from buying one in a grocery store in that the pumpkins are outside in the grass as opposed to being outside in a big carton. Apparently I am a farm snob, now. The admission to the corn maze seemed a bit high — $ 3 for kids and $ 5 for adults. The maze was small, and quite a bit of the corn was stunted and not very tall, but they did have a little puzzle to solve. They hand out pieces of paper and little pencils and you walk through the maze collecting letters (they are on signs that are nailed to posts). When you are done you unscramble the letters to solve a riddle. There is a little produce stand, and a patch of flowers that are nice. On the plus side, since it is so small you don’t have far to carry the pumpkins, and because you are not going into a field there really isn’t an issue with mud. All in all, it is always nice to get out on a clear, fall day, and kids like being on farms, even if they are small.