The Farm

So much fun! I was very pleasantly surprised about how much there was to do at this pumpkin patch. The last one we went to featured goats, chickens, and pumpkins. I think there might have been a maze somewhere. LAME.
The Farm has two patches– one with weird colors and shapes and then the more traditional orange jack-​o-​lantern types. We came barely a week before Halloween, so the pumpkins were a little hard to choose– it was so wet many were rotten or too muddy. We found four good ones, despite forgetting a wheelbarrow, and managed to haul them to the pumpkin shack where they charge you. I think she cut us a massive deal since it was close to go-​time, and I was really pleased with how little I spent on two medium pumpkins.
In addition to the patches and corn maze, there is a play area with a hay jump, a giant cushion/​bounce area, mining area w/​covered slide, two gunny sack slides, animal pens, what appeared to be a petting area, some ride-​ons, a cow train that wasn’t operation, a hay barn… It was magical, and best of all, in a downpour, no one charged us a dime for entry.
Do keep in mind it is CASH ONLY, and that the food court area isn’t open on weekdays. We did stop in to the coffee shop and were able to grab some baked goods (that cake is to die for and a great value)! They also serve a soup of the day and have covered tables for eating.

I have been going to The Farm every year for the last 7 years. It is one of my favorite fall activities and my kids look forward to it every October. There is so much to do besides getting a pumpkin!
The kids play area is awesome so many things to do, and the hay ride is fun too.
Make sure to watch the duck race, such a cute idea!
Can’t wait to go back next year.

All the way up in Snohomish, in the middle of a lot of farmland, is The Farm. I’m sure all the other farms in the area are a little bit upset at the name. However, this place is pretty cool for pumpkin lovers. We had a lot of fun wandering around eating and taking pictures and examining pumpkins.
There’s dedicated parking and staff to direct you to the parking. Tip: wear boots! It’s pretty muddy! The fields o’pumpkin are right off the parking so if you’re in a hurry or just want to grab and go, you don’t have to wander around to look for the pumpkins. There are so many pumpkins! Big, little, orange, white, green… take your pick. Plus, scarecrows to pose with!
Past the pumpkins is the corn maze, I think. There was a really long line of people queued up to go –I think it costs to wander around in the maze too.
Behind the long line of maze-​goers were a coffee stand and a photography stop for people who want an official memento for the day. I bet the coffee stand gets all sorts of business!
Behind them are the food stands — yay, because cider donuts and farm fries. I really like the way they set up the food booths. Before you even reach the food are ticket booths at which you give and pay for your order. You get tickets with pictures of the food item on them and then you go line up at the individual booths to receive your food. Each food booth only serves one thing– fries, donuts, corn, hot dogs, whatever. I’m sure it’s annoying if you have several little ones, little help, and you need to be multiple lines, but it’s great for people who just want a donut. Like me.
The donut was delicious. A little on the sweet side, but coffee. Also, farm fries. Yum!
There’s outdoor seating and some indoor seating in a barn where the bakery counter and gift shop are located. There is a lot to do and see at this farm! Go check it out!

Every once in a while, there is a place so awesome I want to give it a bad review so I can keep it a secret. This place is DEFINITELY one of them.
Hands down the best corn maze I’ve been to. REALLY nice staff. Great prices. Fun kid area. Wonderful and INEXPENSIVE pumpkins.
There were a ton if school groups, as we went during a weekday. However, the staff was very accommodating and our only wait was for 10 min on one hay ride.
Truly a hidden gem so… You really shouldn’t come here. It’s almost too awesome to share.

We were so excited to visit the Farm! After reading all these reviews about their awesome food I was so excited to try everything. FYI the only food they have on weekdays is a very limited selection from the bakery. :(with that being said I wish they would mention that the food is only on the weekends on their website. Parking was a breeze with the attendants directing everyone. The pumpkin patch was nice with ample wheelbarrows. Petting zoo was cute & the duck races were fun besides a stampede of kids trying to run down through all the people to see the ducks. So much school kids on field trips. We didn’t pay extra for the play area or corn maze but I’m sure we’ll be back next year on a weekend to try the food! We had fun even though it was a weekday. :)

They have tons to do with kids. My son especially likes all the animals. They are really reasonably priced way cheaper than grocery store. The only thing that would make it better is pony rides.

This was one of the best place we visited when we were in Redmond,
Kids had amazing time in Corn Maze and with the ride
Pumpkin patch was amazing and the price was not very expensive to buy one
I would definitely recommend this place

I went yesterday Sat Oct 17, it was mostly cloudy and crazy full, lines for almost everything. Wow it’s a different place with the big crowds — I’ll aim for earlier or a weekday next year. The do an ok job with the crowds, except for food where it’s mayhem — a different long line for every food type — so if you want a hot dog and an ear of corn and some fries that’s 3 long lines, wow.
There are some new slides where the hay barn used to be. And a tent took the place of the hay barn, so a hay tent. The tent indoor hay maze is gone.
Watch your head on the inside 2-​level hay maze; I seem to bump my head every year on a 5′ high beam.
Also on pricing, I can’t remember the exact prices last year, but I’m pretty sure pumpkin prices have gone up. I dropped $ 35 for 5 pumpkins (1 sm 3 med 1 lg), $ 18 for rides (3x$ 6, same price as last year), and $ 42 for food, so $ 95 total, wow.

The Farm gets better every year. Took my kids, grandkids are enjoying currently. Great family activities, real food, friendly staff, Farmer Ben and his family provide a fabulous experience.

I have been to many of the farms in Snohomish area and The Farm at Swans Trail is hands down the best. The farm is well laid out with plenty of fun activities for kids and adults. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Highly recommend!

TIL, people in Washington do outdoor activities, like vising a pumpkin patch, even when its POURING outside.
I mean, props to them! That’s awesome.
We were on our way to my BFF’s wedding in the middle of nowhere Washington,(Beautiful lake front venue in the forest) and had a few hours to kill so I decided to drag the hubs to see the pumpkin patch. (I also wanted to get the donut, because who can say no to donuts??). On the way there a light sprinkle turned into a down pour… I begin to worry maybe they will close the farm because it’s raining so much. until we pulled into the parking lot, the place was teeming with kids in tiny raincoats and tiny hunter rainy boots and their parents (in matching hunter rainy boots, of course). We hang around and watched a duck race, then ate some donuts, surveyed the pumpkin field then went on our merry way to wedding festivities.
TLDR: Pumpkin farm is still valid even when raining.

This is the best pumpkin patch/​farm experience in the Seattle area. It’s a beautiful location with great facilities, activities, and service. They have a large, diverse pumpkin patch with affordable prices. There are also many kids activities including a train, mazes, and animal shows. You don’t feel like you’re being asked to pay for everything as they have wristbands for just $ 6 for the kids or $ 6 for the corn maze. Food is high quality and there is good variety. Perfect for an October fall day with the kids!

I am a Washington native and have been to many pumpkin patches but none compare to The Farm. It is honestly a dream for both kids and adults. Great food, so much to do and a huge pumpkin patch to choose the pumpkin that is right for you. You must go!

While I was hesitant about the $ 30 admission into a pumpkin farm when there are so many free ones in the area, this was totally worth it. My two young ones had a great time on the hayride, in the kiddie trampoline/​slide area, listening to the pig story and pig races, playing in the hay maze and of course, picking out pumpkins. The caramel apples were absolutely the best. We had one at the farm and had to get one more to take home.
Another bonus was the photographer onsite. We got a great family pumpkin farm photo with proper lighting and both kids smiling. They’re 5 and 3, so you can probably imagine how hard this is to do! Worth the extra $ 15!
The food ordering system was a hot mess… some sort of system that only made sense to whoever created it. For a family of 4, we had to wait in one line to pay, then in one line for each of the 6 items we ordered. The food was god but I’d recommend starting the process before your youngins are really hungry. Meltdowns will happen in these lines!

This place is amazing! During Halloween they transform into a Super Duper Pumpkin patch with duck races, petting zoo, kids play area, kids rides, barn mazes and an amazing corn maze. They have food sales. Lines can be long but they go fast. The most amazing donuts!!! They have kettle corn, hot dogs, fries… Yum! The best place to bring a kid to pick a pumpkin. We will be back next year!

Came here for the corn maze and pumpkins. It was a school holiday though and super busy!!! you take a hay ride out to the corn maze. It has a quiz you can walk through and find the signs to get the answers. We literally walked the state several times ;-) Plan before walking to get it done in less walking. Super fun. Can get muddy!!!
The pumpkin area is HUGE. You pay by the size. Easy to walk out with the barrows. They also had apples still on sale.
There is a play area with a barn hay maze and outdoor slide, jumping pillow, and hay bale maze. Kids enjoyed all this.
There was food on site but line was long. Porter potty near the front for your needs.
We had a great time here. Worth the drive, will come again!

My friends and I had a blast at The Farm! I loved how there were so many activities to do — you can go check out the pumpkin patch, wander through the corn maze, pig out on tasty farm treats and more!
While The Farm is definitely geared towards younger children (they even have a play area with a fun bouncy mat, playground, etc.), I think its still appealing towards older folks.
The corn maze, for example, is so large that they take you on a short tractor ride towards the entrance! The Farm itself is known for its Washington-​shaped corn maze — while not a challenging maze exactly (there are so many exits/​entrances), it was fun wandering down different «highways» and checking out replicas of popular landmarks (holla if you found the Space Needle!) :)
They even have a kind-​of food court area with a fun variety of farm snacks:
— Corn on the cob ($ 3 or 2/​$ 5)
— Corn dog ($ 6)
— Kettle corn ($ 5)
— Fries ($ 4)
— Farm fries — comes slathered in cheese, onions and Thousand Island? ($ 5 or $ 6)
— Apple cider donuts ($ 1) — I’d go back just for these! They make ‘em and glaze ‘em right on the spot, YUM.
If you’re looking to find a pumpkin, I’d recommend going a bit earlier in the season — the pumpkin patch was well picked over and most of the pumpkins left were too big for our group. :(
Side note: Everything is cash only! They do have an on-​site ATM though, if you don’t have some on hand. :)

I had a fantastic time here this weekend! My husband and I went and it was fabulous.
We started off with some food since we arrived at lunch time. The farm fries and the roasted corn were AMAZING!!! I highly recommend both of those. The hot dog was decent, and I’d definitely skip the pork sandwich…
Then, it was off to pick some pumpkins. I love that they provide you with wheelbarrows so you can easily pick up a bunch of pumpkins. We bought 5 and then rolled them back to our car. They have a huge selection of giant pumpkins, medium pumpkins, small pumpkins, green pumpkins, pumpkins with acne, painted pumpkins, short pumpkins, tall pumpkins. The list never ends! There were tons of them it was awesome.
I highly recommend it! The only downside was how far it is to get there from Seattle haha.

This place was PACKED! Yes, it was a Sunday toward the end of October, so it’s not surprising… but I don’t think I’ve ever seen a pumpkin patch so crowded!
I came here with a friend who wanted a normal, round pumpkin. Sadly, we wandered the pumpkin patch and kept finding weird ones with flat sides! They were pretty picked-​over but we finally found a few that seemed okay.
We decided we needed donuts, because pumpkin patch donuts are amazing. There are a ton of little food/​coffee stands around here; I noticed at least a few places to get espresso, and then an entirely different area to get donuts, fries, or corndogs. You pay at a stand and then take a ticket (ours had pictures of donuts on them), which you hand to the person making the food. We waited in line probably 30 – 45 minutes just to get our $ 1 donuts. They were fresh and newly glazed, so they were pretty delicious, but man that line was slow.
The gift shop was small and a little odd — it was filled with odds and ends, antiques, and random books that seemed more fitting in a thrift shop or used bookstore. They had a bakery/​coffee place in there as well.
We also spent some time wandering around the animals — goats, pigs, sheep, horses, chickens, etc. There’s even a «pig show» for the kids — plus things like fishing, duck races, a train ride, etc. Lots of things here for kids to do!

I had so much fun here although this is by far the most crowded of all of the pumpkin patches that I have been to. That being said, I was surprised to have found parking as easily as we did — there were people directing everyone to spots and for a Saturday afternoon so close to Halloween, quite a few spots were available.
There is so much to do here! We started off by heading to the pumpkin patch to pick out pumpkins. The pumpkins available were a little picked over and we had to walk all the way to the back to find some decent ones. Once we got all the way back there, we realized that we had forgotten a wheelbarrow so I attempted to kick my pumpkin to the checkout stand which did not work well. You should probably remember to get a wheelbarrow if you’re going to buy a heavy pumpkin. Or bring someone who can carry it for you. :)
Next, we went over to get some apple cider donuts. You go to a stand and pay for them — then have to wait in line. The line took OVER 45 minutes! Yes, 45 whole minutes for one donut. Luckily when we got to the front of the line, they had just finished making a fresh batch which was lovely. They were really good — hot, not too sweet, with just the right amount of glaze. But not sure they were worth the ridiculous line. There were tons of other food options — roasted corn, corn dogs, kettle corn… but I think that we picked the best option with the donuts.
There was a sad little gift shop… I’m not sure what it was. It looked like someone went into an antique shop, found the most useless junk possible, and then sold it in this store. There were creepy baby dolls (WTF?) necklaces, and Halloween costumes. Skip this part.
There was also a pig show for little kids… and us. There were little pigs that ran around in a circle. Kind of cute, kind of dumb… the little kids seemed to like it.
Then they also had a bunch of farm animals that looked a little overfed and smelled bad but were super cute. There were chickens, donkeys, mini horses. A little kid who was about 10 years old apparently thought that the mini horses were camels… major fail of the US education system.
Anyway, I had a lot of fun at this location — but try to come during a week day if you can. Or earlier in the month to get the best pumpkins.