We went to Fall City Farms for our pumpkins this year and loved it! This place has something for…read moreeveryone. Their pumpkin selection was phenomenal with a range of colors, sizes and textures of pumpkins. The pumpkins were pre-picked but placed across the field so you still had to look around and use a wheelbarrow which we enjoyed. They also had activities like a tractor ride, animals to looks at and there was cider for sale. There was no shortage of areas for cute picture opportunities. The staff was super friendly and we just had a great time!

This pumpkin patch was a lovely surprise. No entrance fee, Apple cider donuts to enjoy, great photo…read moreops. They provide the wagons, walk around to pick any pumpkin you want and pay by weight. Plus they had a beautiful selection of local goods from honey, herbs, to kombucha! We will definitely be returning!

Wonderful place to spend a weekday afternoon! Great selection of pumpkins + gourds to u-pick. Cutie…read moregoats + pigs on property. Great playscape for kiddos. Awesome little barn shop of goods. Fair pricing (including a photo since I couldn't find one anywhere on their site and others might find helpful)! 10/10 recommend

This was such an amazing experience for our family. I will definitely come back next year. The…read moresetting and the layout of the farm is one of the best. I've experienced here in the northwest.

We we on our way to our usual pumpkin patch when we saw signs for this place and thought we might…read moreas well get a Halloween two-fer and double down on pumpkins, knobbly gourds, and general spookified fun. There was plenty of parking and lots to do between hunting colorful squash, winding through a corn maze, or even admiring the farm piggies on display. They had so many different varieties and colors of pumpkins we were thrilled and piled them high! Classic orange and plump, squat and red, green and knobbly, even pristine snowy white. Gourds and fresh vegetables were available at the checkout where you could also buy 5.00 passes to the corn maze which was quite large but no decorations or themes, just a maze. We loved the skeleton photo booth area, enjoyed the cute piggies, and then decided to pig out ourselves on the food! They had chips and drinks out free to customers and choices between giant hand dipped corndogs or a dynamite taco truck. We left feeling plump and satisfied much like our pumpkin hoard. Looking forward to returning next year for more adventures!

Awww we had such a good time on yhe pumpkin patch :D Very big and great for kids all ages because…read moreyou get to cut your own pumpkin. They have also a small pumpkin house and other monster props to take pictures. You pay for your stuff over the tent. There is also another tent with lots of fresh produce from this Farm. You can also get into the maze and have lots of fun. Big truvks by yhe end were a huge deal for llittle ones. The best is that it isn't that crwody as others.

I am so happy to have Baxter barn in my backyard!…read more They taught me what I needed to know to become a first time chicken owner and I LOVE my hens and our rooster. They have great quality, good service and excellent products available for reasonable prices, especially considering the lack of hardware stores nearby. Love them!

Chicks, feeds, supplies, beddings, and medication were purchased to get me started. They were not…read morepushy to sell things I didn't need. But I did end up buying some eggs (to eat) anyways because farm fresh eggs are so much better than grocery eggs. I texted them when I got home with several more questions and seriously they were so helpful. We need more local small businesses like them. I'll be back to buy more feeds as chicken grows up.

This is one of my favorite farms to visit during fall season simply because of how much is offered…read morehere. Corn maze, cider donuts, tractor rides, farm animals, pumpkins and apples - so much to choose from. This year they added an evening activity (glow walk) and with the ticket you can arrive as early as 5 PM for all the regular activities. I think it's quite a good value, plus you get to avoid the crowd. Regular stuff close at 6, and I think if you're not with kiddos, an hour is plenty of time for the fun. If you wanna catch the pig race or the duck race, then you'd want to have a day time ticket separately. This is not one of those farms to show up impromptu. During peak fall days, they'll reach capacity easily and won't take any walk-ins. Book your tickets ahead to avoid getting rejected at the door. Weekends can get quite busy, so I try to visit during week days if possible.

There was no shortage of pumpkins here at all. They not only had a variety of sizes but they had so…read moremany color and shape variants as well. The magic pumpkin garden was smaller than expected, but it was beautiful! The tractor ride was nice, and the themed corn maze was entertaining. I didn't get to try many items due to huge crowds, but the elote I got was fantastic. I went on a weekend, and I might recommend going on a week day instead if your schedule can allow it because it was extremely crowded, and I couldn't even go to the apple orchard because shortly after I got there at 3pm the apples were sold out. The store was also packed shoulder to shoulder, and the chai latte I ordered took almost half an hour to come out with no warning on wait times. As a person without children I can absolutely see myself coming back for another visit, but I'm not sure I'd buy a ticket again. Personally I had more fun walking around the pumpkin patch and the main areas, but if you have children the tickets are worth it because there are so many activities for them to do and things they can play on. Overall its a really nice place, they have beautiful pumpkins, and its worth checking out at least once if you can.

Thank you - took our grandkids here this weekend - great day for all and very family friendlyread more

Great value. Free entrance. The corn maze was WAY bigger than I expected. Recommended A++++++read more

A great place to stop and smell the sunflower in the early fall / late summer!…read more My partner and I visited on a semi cloudy day which meant that the field was pretty empty but the sun came out which was very nice. They have a free but small parking lot on site so it may be good to go during off time. The entry fee for the sunflower field is $5 a person which I think is a pretty fair price. We considered getting a mason jar to fill for around $10 but decided not to. There are endless turns you can take and several props set up throughout the field for photos. I recommend going in with no destination in mind and just taking it all in because it is amazing! There are also some benches / picnic tables you can use for lunch as well. I can't wait to visit again the next year!

We had such a great time! This is such a fun, easy fall activity to do with kids, your partner, or…read morefriends. The staff were super friendly, and we had a blast picking out pumpkins from a great selection at great prices!

We visited the farm as part of our custom post cruise tour in Seattle…read more We were a group of 23 and had a private tour. The owner Shari and her Mom, who was managing the lovely gift shop, were so nice! The tour was very interesting and the alpacas were extremely cute and very friendly. Our group ranged in age from 7 to 70's and the experience was enjoyed by

Cutest little alpaca farm ever. Careful though because they spit! You can get food for like $5 and…read morethey eat from your hands :) loved it!!!

Wow! What a find! We had a two-year-old who really needed a…read morefun pumpkin experience and this was the perfect place. Definitely more low-key than some of the other bigger operations but so perfect for our family. There were goats, they were pumpkins, and there was a little mini pumpkin maze, which was just there . The vibe was exactly what we needed. We went on a rainy day, but managed to find a two hour window with a little bit of sunshine. Couldn't have been better! They've got all different types of pumpkins that you can either pick yourself or just choose off the shelves. There was also a craft fair with holiday crafts. Oh! And a really nice restroom!! Lots of parking too. My only suggestion might be to have a few places to sit down along the long path to the corn maze. I'm recovering from a back injury and that might've been a nice addition. Highly recommend!

A pumpkin patch that's just a short drive from the Eastside and isn't swarming with crowds. Most…read moreplaces are charging astronomical prices just for entry so I'm glad this place wasn't. It's early in the season and the pumpkins were fresh on the vine to cut (they provide shears) and all looked in perfect condition. They also have a large variety of carts, wagons and wheelbarrows to borrow and pull into the fields. Prices are vague and not clearly listed; it also didn't help that the staff was confused what to charge me for a white ghost pumpkin I picked from the field. The main barnyard area has a nice aesthetic with a photo op area and tractor kids can sit on. There's also a small goat area too, because you can't go wrong with animals. Other attractions included a corn maze that was a bit further, that we decided to skip. There are small children's areas within the barn including a mini tricycle track, corn pit, hay maze, but they honestly weren't memorable. Overall it's a smaller local pumpkin patch farm for a basic visit, but there's definitely potential to grow.

Overall had a great experience with my two (2 & 4)!…read more TIP: It made all the difference to go on a Friday, not Sat/Sun. We arrived right at 10am, parked right next to the entrance, and had basically zero crowds for the first hour. Pros: - Number and variety of attractions was excellently suited for our kids' ages - the jump pad/monster truck and giant slide were particular favorites. - Staff was extremely friendly and accommodating throughout the park! They are extra helpful with small kids. - We found plenty of areas to sit and find shade whenever we needed a break/snack, including plenty of stroller parking space. - We stayed nearly all day and even at the busiest times, rarely had to wait more than two rounds for a ride. Most were ready at walk-up or a short, one-round wait. - They have a clear "no outside food" policy, but we were easily able to sneak in a reasonable number of snacks in our diaper bag. An absolute must for toddlers. Flaws, not dealbreakers: - Signage was confusing at times (seemingly conflicting ride requirements on some), and even finding attractions was not easy or intuitive. They would really benefit from offering a paper map upon entering. - Overall no issues with food, except that a later customer mistakenly took our pizza order, and we had to wait longer for theirs. They should implement a name or order number system instead of just "pepperoni pizza!" - Around the time we left there were HUGE lines and few open registers at the indoor market/exit. We would have been willing to leave with some souvenirs/extras, but skipped it because we simply couldn't wait 30min+ to check out. After reading some scary reviews about crowds and food issues ahead of time, we were a bit nervous but truly ended up enjoying our entire day. We will definitely consider going again next year.

I had high hopes for Remlinger Farms after seeing all the beautiful posts about their fall festival…read moreon Instagram. Unfortunately, the actual experience was completely different. We started by grabbing lunch at the brewery before noon, and it was already packed. The line to order extended into the dining area, making it awkward to stand in line next to people who were eating. It was also not stroller-friendly at all. After lunch, we headed toward the park entrance. If you purchased tickets online, there's a booth outside where you scan the QR code, but it's easy to miss if you've just come from the brewery. I didn't see it, and there was no attendant at the gate checking tickets. It honestly seemed like we could have walked right into the park without paying Next time, I guess haha Once inside, think Disney but disorganized. Lines were confusing, and there was little guidance on where they started. What really pushed this experience toward a 1-star review was the lack of attention to detail, especially considering the ticket prices. Where's the map? Apparently, it's a QR code at the register. Why not have physical maps available for guests? Then there were the numerous signs that are AI-generated. One sign for a log flume ride stated that riders had to be shorter than 36 inches and weigh under 120 pounds. At the very bottom, it warned against riding if you have high blood pressure or are pregnant. Mmkay... who exactly are these restrictions meant for? We also picked up a brochure before entering, thinking it was a park map. Nope! It was a stamp scavenger hunt instead. "Restriced area"? "Proof of find Stamp"? Overall, the Remlinger looked wonderful on Instagram, but the reality didn't live up to the marketing. Better signage, a proper park map, clearer lines, and basic proofreading would go a long way. Unfortunately, the experience left us disappointed, and I wouldn't recommend it at the current price based on our visit. Or I guess next time just walk up to the gate since there's no staff checking if you have a wrist band haha