This is our second year going to Walters Ranch Pumpkin Patch, and it def doesn't disappoint! It's…read moresuch a great place for families esp with kids. They have a wonderful play area that includes a corn pit (like a sandbox but filled with corn kernels, the kids love it!), a fun hamster wheel they can run in, and a pallet maze that's pretty legit. There are also some friendly farm animals the kids can look at and pet, plus a plastic duck race that you have to pay for a duck to use. There are lots of food vendors with delicious options, I def recommend the baked potato... it's HUGE! The pumpkin patch itself is nice but if you're not in the mood to go hunting through the fields, they also have bins full of pumpkins ready to choose from. There was even a live performance, a bounce house, and a giant inflatable slide.. which is a hit with the kids as well! The orchards are beautiful and perfect for taking fall family pictures. They also have a store, they sell some amazing desserts! Service in the stores is great, they can get really busy, so there can be lines at times.

We had a fun day at Walter's Fruit Ranch. We were in Spokane Valley visiting friends and they…read morerecommended Walter's as their favorite. We arrived around 10 am and it wasn't too crowded. Took a ride out to pick red globe peaches and golden delicious apples. Both were fantastic. We also loved browsing in their shop and picked up apple butter for gifts. The vibe is relaxed and they also have a cafe for beverages or food. Everyone was very helpful and friendly.

Really fun family farm. Somehow our family were the only people at the farm today during our visit…read moreand it was a dream for our nephew, between the ice cream, playground setup and petting zoo, it was a hit. Also, some of the best pickles we've had.

One of our favorite u-pick spots in Green Bluff! Dog-friendly and some of the best varieties…read morearound! We come in the summer for peaches and plums and in the fall for apples and pumpkins. It seems like they add a little something every year too - from barn animals to swings and jungle gyms. Free parking too unlike some of the farms nearby. We've never had any issues with hospitality or service. Very peaceful spot too - not overly crowded even on the busy weekends.

Cherry hill is a must for us in the summer…read more There are quite a few places that feature pick your own cherries in Green Bluff, but Cherry Hill stands out for a couple of reasons. I love that they have a big barn with cute farmhouse chic items for sale. This is super inviting. The staff has always been eager to educate you on proper ways to pick cherries, how to find the best ones and any information you care to know. The steady ladders spread throughout the orchard make picking a breeze. There are fun cutouts for photo ops, lots of beautiful places that are insta-worthy. Speaking of Instagram, they have a beautiful Instagram account to follow as well. Make sure to stop by for the best raspberries and peaches on the bluff, too!

VERY EXPENSIVE! This place has tasty peaches... AT A VERY HIGH PRICE! We came in with a couple…read morecontainers to pick peaches... the young man there handed us a couple flat boxes... so we used the boxes he handed us. We picked enough peaches to fill the bottom layer full and some on top of that layer in each box. When we checked out... we placed about a dozen plums in a paper bag to purchase also. $105+ WE WILL NOT RETURN TO CHERRY HILL ORCHARD FOR OUR FRUIT. We have friends that bought many more boxes of peaches than we did, that they did not pick themselves... and they paid much less. We are switching to a more fair priced orchard.

My fiancée and I had never been to a u pick farm before and we both enjoyed visiting strawberry…read morehill a lot. We looked online and saw that not only does he not use pesticides but he also has non-gmo produce which is very important to me. When we arrived we were greeted by the owner who took us out back and began to explain his growing techniques. I Love that he was playing music for his plants and his farm was so peaceful and beautiful and you can really taste the love he gives his plants. He explained how he works on planting companion flowers with his vegetables to keep the pests away and I thought that was an amazing natural way. We were then showed around by one of his helpers who was very helpful and nice (can't remember her name but she was awesome) The veggies we bought were the best I've ever had and we will definitely be going back again soon and all season long.

I'm sad to say that when we arrived at the farm we were the only customers there (noted: it was…read morearound 1 pm). The cashier was kind enough to give us a tour of the different produce that was available at the farm. She recommended that we come back on a Tuesday morning for the most matured produce that's fresh picked (the farmer picks things on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday). She let us sample the broccoli and it was the best tasting broccoli I've ever had! There are no gimmicks at the farm, but that allowed them to focus more wholeheartedly on the quality of the food.

Their produce is fantastic. Easy no long lines, they are helpful and it's family run.read more

I love this place hope they stay in business forever. to the person who grip about no dogs allowed…read more This is a place you pick your food! I'm glad they do not allow them. Dogs pee on every thing. use your brains. I love the tomatoes they are wonderful and I've been a customer for 15-20 years. Give these people a break. they are very old and tired. their son helps them but is a big job!

A must go in the fall! the best place to pick any and all types of apples, grapes, berries,…read moreflowers, etc. Super easy to grab a bucket, go picking and then pay at the shop in the front (which also has caramel apples and other goodies for sale!. The owners, especially Karen, are so sweet and friendly -- We learned all about how they make fresh apple cider every Thursday. The apples are delicious - I highly recommend the honey crisp. You can't go wrong!! What a fun experience. Amazing views as you're picking. Plus if you go across the street, they have incredible pumpkin donuts.

I just love the picture of the yellow raspberries. I bet they are just as good tasting as the red…read moreraspberries. I would like to make a fruit salad out of the yellow raspberries. As for Greenbluff, I dont get there too often, but I have always have a good time when I go there. I've been to the Apple Cider celebration. I had a good time too. The apples they raise there are just wonderful. I went to the peach festival too, and had a wonderful time. I think Greenbluff is a wonderful and productive area for Spokane.

Family farm where the whole family participates. From their fruits to vegetables all grown with…read morelove and caring for an excellent product. They have a sweet little cherry shack that sells eclectic items as well as home made jams by Grandma Marilyn. Friendly and inviting be sure and go to the Cherry Shack!

From the owner: Quality Green Bluff grown fruit and vegetables! Find nearly anything you need produce wise here and…read moreat great prices. Why are our prices so great? Because we grow it and you help do part of the work for us by doing U-pick! Experience the difference that Green Bluff grown has to offer. You can really taste the difference! U-Pick and Picked: Peaches, Apples, Pears, Cherries, Plums, Apricots, Grapes, Nectarines, Tomatoes, Potatoes, Peppers, Corn, Pumpkins, Squash, Cider, Pies, Jams, Jelly, Syrup, Apple Snaps. We also offer bulk produce options.

Money hungry piggy's. Charging $8 per person cash or $10 per person card. Insane prices just to go…read morelook around. Ambiance is bad, people are all pissed off because of the prices. There's no notice of the cost until after you've parked and walked all that way. Waste of time. Avoid going. And you have to pay for parking. Waste of time and money.

I am very disappointed in Siemens Farm. My wife and I have been going to their pumpkin patch for…read morealmost 40 years. It has become a fall tradition with my family and we have great pictures and memories from our visits. We have seen the price of pumpkins and other amenities go up over the years which is to be expected. This year we showed up to a $10.00 per person fee and free entry for anyone under 2 years old. It seems that we now get the privilege of paying to enter and overpay for their pumpkins. They are doing this under the guise that some food items will cost less and free access to amenities that you may not even use. I was ready to turn around and leave and would have had I not been with my wife and daughter. This is my last visit. Their thinly veiled attempt to cash in on amenities that only a select few are interested instead of charging for them separately is disgraceful. I'm giving one star only because it's the only way I can post this review.

I have had Big Barn Brewing a couple of different times now. The location where they are seems like…read morea fairly large facility in Mead which is north of Spokane. There are lots of signs where you can purchase and pick berries. At the brewery itself it lives up to it's namesake as the brewery is in a barn. One side of the brewery is a stage and a fair amount of outdoor seating while on the other side is a sizeable parking lot which is good as this brings in a lot of people it seems. The inside of the barn is nice and roomy like a lot of these barn breweries are and even though it was busy it was spacious where everyone had some space. But now onto the beer! The Black Dog Stout was one of the three beers we had. This was a good, solid stout. It had coffee elements and sweetness in the flavor profile. The beer was smooth and creamy which is how a good stout should be as well as the hue which is nice and dark. The following beer really put us in a quandary as to which of the remaining two would be our favorite. The Bailar Con Maiz was the next beer we had and we were just thrilled to have it. Of course I am very partial to Mexican Lagers this one was excellent and one of the best ones I had in recent memory. This beer is malty, corn flavor, smooth and light bodied. The final beer was also excellent and I think had a slight edge over the Mexican Lager as it was so different and good. The Mead Honey Lager was the next one and it was so good and so unique! It had that mead essence going on due to the honey. The beer is sweet if that isn't obvious because of the Honey but not too much and has a dry flavor features at play. Also this beer is smooth and light bodied. The three beers we had we really enjoyed and hope to try out more Big Barn beer options in the future!

Nestled into the farms and berry picking patches, just over the border from Idaho lies Big Barn…read moreBrewing! With a mission to get out of the house and into nature, the 7 of us ventured to a beautiful berry patch in Mead, WA. We came, saw and conquered gallons of fresh raspberries and blueberries before heading to the adjacent brewery for a bite and brew. PROs: +Free parking! +Both indoor and outdoor seating for parties of all sizes and picnic tables on the lawn. + Insane variety of beer options - from lagers and wheats to IPA's and seasonal flavors - there is something for everyone! + Friendly service and cheap pints! + Food trucks park out front featuring all kinds of delicious eats! We noshed on Thai food which we all loved! + Amazing views and live music really created the perfect atmosphere and vibe for a Friday evening! CONs: NONE! A must for all in Mead! :)