We have been getting our pumpkins from craven farms for almost 20 yrs- we've tried a few other places here and there but we always come back to craven! There's NO entry fee to get in, unlike some other farms nearby... always a decent pumpkin and squash selection. The mini animal petting area is always a hit with the kiddos- located in the same building as the gift shop. We always enjoyed the face painting (I'm not sure if they still have that or not though). I believe there is a fee for the corn maze and pumpkin shooter etc. You can also rent a fire pit for the evening with friends or family! Most important, I NEVER leave without a bag of their mini donuts- they're the best I've ever had!!! read more

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We have been going to Craven for over a decade & it just keeps getting better! There is a huge variety of things to do! Super cute photo ops, the traditional corn maze and hayride and lots of games for little kids, a good selection of food & a taproom for the adults and their themed days are a blast(I'm partial to the Pooch in the patch). The owners are phenomenal people and truly care about the farm & it shows. read more

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Craven farm has so many different things for you to enjoy! Whether you are coming with the littles or a group of friends there are activities for all! There are so many spots where you can get the perfect fall pictures! Hungry? They got you covered! They have a number of different options to eat or snack on! The fresh Apple cider donuts were incredible!!! They are a must try!!!! I didn't even get a picture because they were devoured before I could get my phone out! They have soft pretzels, pizza, corn on the cob, and so much more! If there's a bit of a chill.... They have an espresso stand that also has hot chocolate and hot apple cider! Pro tip: grab a hot cider pr hot beverage to enjoy while your on the maze pr right after to warm you up! The CORN MAZE! This year it is Alice in Pumpkin land theme! This is 15 acres of winding paths! There are secret rooms that you can find and even fire pits in the middle that you can reserve to take a break, warm up, and enjoy fall! The maze is so fun! I definitely would grab a friend or get a group together and venture on! I did the night maze and it was so fun navigating with our flashlights! The are now open late so you can go on a night maze and really enjoy it!! I recommend get there early while it's still light out get pictures and enjoying everything Craven has to offer before you head into the maze! Pro tip: wear boots in the maze or shoes you don't mind getting dirty. Being an extra pair of shoes to change into before you leave just in case! I had a great time and made so many fun memories! read more

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Happy pumpkin patch season! This was our first time visiting Craven Farm in Snohomish. From their beer garden and produce stand to their corn maze and pumpkin patch, it seemed like there was a lot to see and do. We were there specifically for their evening corn maze, which unfortunately meant that a lot of the farm snacks were already closed upon arrival (the stands are open until 5PM). We got lucky and did manage to snag some apple cider donuts (half dozen for $8!) before heading over to the corn maze. Paid entry is required for the wristband area, which features the corn maze, farm animals, a little train ride (which was closed for the evening) and more. I'm not much of a haunted house kind of person, so I appreciated that their 15-acre "Alice in Pumpkinland" maze was family friendly with no spooks. However, I highly recommend bringing a flashlight and your patience for any evening excursions, because it does get pretty dark out there! I appreciate that they're open in the evening, but would recommend coming earlier in the day if you're looking to try all that they offer. Especially with the beer garden open until 8PM, it would be nice to have some stands open to grab snacks to much on while you're chilling there! read more

This is a great place to spend an afternoon (or an evening!) We have come to Craven farm for various birthday parties, sunflower festivals and many, many, many trips to the pumpkin patch. We always have a fabulous time! Craven Farm is great for everyone. Kids always have a good time, and even the older "cooler" teens have fun. Adults get to feel like kids again and can even relax a bit while their kiddos roam. It can be a muddy, so be ready for that and dress accordingly. There are a ton of food and drink options though seating can be somewhat limited depending on when you go. Price-wise it's comparable to other pumpkin patches in the area, and they have a dog day where you can bring your furry friend for pics in the pumpkin pactch! Staff have always been warm and welcoming when we've visited. read more

Such a cute farm with a variety of pumpkins to choose from. We did go a few days before Halloween and there were some cute displays. Unfortunately all of the apples had been picked and in so I guess I missed the picking season:( It would have been fun to have some activities for the kiddos there other than picking out a pumpkin. There weren't any in the fields to pick, just on display so not much for the kids to do besides pick one out from the display and have their photos taken by their parents. Other than that, it's a beautiful little farm and hope to check it out earlier in the fall season. read more

Went there for pumpkin patch and it was fun! We entered late after the sunset, hence most of the activities were closed. But we did a super fun pumpkin maze and it was an amazing experience. Would definitely recommend this place to have good time with friends and family, but make sure you reach there in the day to fully enjoy all the offerings. read more

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We came here thinking we'd be able to keep the cost low as there is no entry free. We were wrong. To make matters worse, not everything can be purchased separately. The maze is on the bracelet only. So, for a family of 5, it's minimum $100. There were also some activities not included in the bracelet. The latte was expensive. The lady in there was definitely not a believer of being nice for customer service reasons. Probably won't be back here as the cost is not predictable. read more

This is a review for the fire pit rentals at Craven Farm. My friends and I booked a fire pit on Halloween. Booking the fire pit was easy online, but the confirmation took forever to receive. At the check-in tent, you can drop off supplies for them to bring to your site. According to the website, the fire pit rental came with a 10x20 tent, picnic table, and limited rustic seating. When we arrived there were several picnic tables and plastic chairs along with hay bales which was a huge plus. Another bonus is that admission to the farm was free, unlike some other farms. However, if you decide to participate in some of the activities such as the corn maze, there is a fee. Even though you can hear people at nearby fire pits, it was never too loud. It was nice being able to have our own private area with an unlimited wood supply for the fire pit. Make sure you wear mud boots! read more

Out of all the Pumpkin Patches that I've visited during my lifetime, this one was the least impressive overall. In the heart of fall season, I decided to visit Craven Farm with a couple of friends. The location of the parking lot was very crowded and poorly designed as it had confusing one-ways and small spaces. Moreover, the entire parking lot was muddy and slippery during this time. The entry way was cutely decorated with pumpkin decor and displays. The entire pumpkin patch was pretty sizeable but it was crowded and there were no wheelbarrows in sight for us to use. There were many people, however it seemed to be socially distanced properly. There's a small barn area near the pumpkin patch that has some small farm animals for family viewing, however it smelled and was pretty muddy as well. The seating area only included a couple of benches and picnic tables. The lime for the food/snack bar was pretty long and we ultimately ended up getting funnel cakes at a price of $6. Ultimately, I probably would not come back to this particular pumpkin patch just because it seemed unimpressive and unorganised in general. Also, the pumpkins were priced similarly to other pumpkin patches that I've been to. read more

Craven Farm - Small pumpkins priced $1-3 - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Snohomish, Washington

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I bought corn with butter and it was raw. When I ordered four, the employee got upset because there were too many. They were very rude and the food was horrible read more

Great service, great donuts! We went during the Fall and we loved the selection of fun for the kids! Good value for the cost. There was a ton of things to do. We will be back! read more

Being the grown-up big kid who's OBSESSED with all things fall, this place was heaven. They really did SUCH an amazing job with this place - the decor was gorgeous. Delicious apple cider donuts - most of the food booths were closed but they had a couple donuts things open like a corn dog stand and espresso stand. The shop also sold food. Booths that were closed were the kettle corn, cheese curds. Plenty of activities: baby animal section, games, corn mazes, a huge pumpkin field, shops, drinks and food, lots of cute photo ops. And it is FREE!! It gets CROWDED (we came on Friday evening) but it's so worth. read more

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I had a very bad experience with Craven Farm and their associates. I have a lengthy video for anyone interested in seeing their less than professional behavior. Someone I don't even know who was there can be seen on that video asking why they screamed and berated me. If you are going to have an event I would think twice. If you are thinking about having a wedding run read more

I'm giving this 5 stars because I love this farm, however I do wish the parking was way better it is so tight and it is hard to turn into in between cars and lots especially if you have a big vehicle it's hard to get through. Anyways the ticket booth staff are always so so nice and all the games are fun food is great service is great when it comes to your food there is a beer garden for adults like most of us however kids cannot come in, there is mini golf which is super fun the corn maze is awesome short but awesome. They have a jump pad cow rides you can even pick out pumpkins here there are private rooms here you can rent out there's also campfires that happen so fun will definitely be coming back read more

We loved this family farm. It is small and feels just like a family run operation should. I like that it was small enough that you can keep an eye on kiddos. The food selection was best I've seen. The kitchen is hard at work making fresh pumpkin and apple cider donuts all day and they are worth the wait! Animal tent was fun for the baby and she saw little kittens! Would be really fun to go under the stars at night. This is a good old fashioned farm worth a visit. read more

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We used to visit Craven Farm every year for the first 8-years of our daughter's life with other friends who had kids around the same time. Then came soccer, dance, skiing etc. When we visited in the late 1990's through early 2000's, Craven was small, family run and homey. Wow, what a difference 15 years makes! It is a big deal during the fall season. The line of cars to get in was at least a mile long, it went fairly quick as the parking lot attendants were handling the crowd very well. It has grown in many ways while still maintaining a homey feel. We loved that they have added private fire pit areas, not sure how many, that you can rent by the hour. For our group of young adults on the spectrum, it was quiet and away from the frenzy. Each private fire pit area comes with a 10'x20' canopy with two large picnic tables underneath, a large garbage can, and 2 picnic tables closer to the fire pit, uncovered. There is an attendant that keeps the fire going and will carry all of your gear in and out for you. Loved that you can bring in your own coolers, food, and drink. Helpful when you are with a bunch of people that are incredibly picky. I read a previous review about the lack of beverages, we didn't find that to be the case. Yes, there was a lot of apple cider, and in different combinations, however there was also soda, hot chocolate, and bottled water for purchase. The clam chowder and bbq pulled pork sandwiches were popular with the dad's in the group. We selected the 2nd Saturday in October (10/16) to go, it was right after the heavy rain, luckily it had stopped the night before but it was still very muddy, as expected. There were still a lot of pumpkins to pick from in the "patch" and some of the group selected from the patch while a few others went with the pre-selected choices close to the cashiers. Sadly the line was way too long at the donuts, but they smelled great! Everyone that was working the activities when we were there were masked, and there was hand sanitizer everywhere. Overall, the outing with this group was a great success! Thank you Craven Farm! read more

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Craven Farm offers some great activities for a fun weekend in October! At Craven, there are the class pumpkin patch and corn maze. There is also an apple canon, pumpkin slingshot, rubber duck race, hayride, mini gold, human foosball, and farm animals! I didn't participate in the apple canon, but it sounded and looked pretty fast! It can be a quite entertaining to shot one of those apples along with the pumpkin sling shot. The rubber duck race cost $3 for the price of the rubber duck and you race it on the water pump area. There is no one manning the rubber duck station since you buy the duck at the cashier area. Though there are people that leaves their rubber duck, so you can practically race for free. Definitely not worth $3 for the duck, but can be fun for younger kids. The farm animal was a little sad. The animals look fine, but there was only 2 calves, kittens, a rabbit, and a goat. There wasn't much to the farm and you couldn't really pet them. The main attraction, the pumpkin patch was okaaaay. Most of the nice pumpkins were in the back and the field up front was either picked out or the pumpkins were smashed/rotting. The prices of the pumpkins are not by weight, but by size. There is a row of pumpkins lined up near the cashier that gives you a general idea of what your pumpkin might cost. It's actually quite expensive and you could get them cheaper a store or at another pumpkin patch. I think the range goes from $8-30. There area already pre-selected pumpkins in the main area. Pumpkins that are used for cooking and little tiny ones. The corn maze was also okaaaaay. It wasn't a trivia maze nor were there questions in the maze. It was themed Alice in Wonderland, and there are signs that says "this way" or "that way" and you pick. There is a more advanced trail and an easier trail to find the exit. I like mazes when there are questions or a purpose, so this maze was a little lack luster. The concept was to find these three rooms and then the exit. Though it is a pretty big maze, 15 races! The trail wasn't that super muddy and nicely maintained. Overall, it's a pretty nice farm with various activities. The corn maze wasn't my preface, but still good! For free admission to this farm, it's fun! read more

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I really love this farm. It wasn't too crowded when we went but pumpkin patches like these get really busy during October. Their corn maze is amazingly fun. It was pretty tricky to navigate and we got lost in there. I think it took us about 45 minutes to get out of the maze. It was good exercise. There were lots of activities. I loved that there was no entrance fees so we could pick and choose what we wanted to do and not have to pay too much. I think in the end, we paid less than what we would have paid at Swan Trails. The food was okay. We really liked their corn dogs and kettle corn. Their corn on the cob wasn't too memorable.. I think the farm in itself is beautiful. They have these beautiful trees that stand above the corn maze so when you look up while lost in there, you see these magnificent trees. Kids had fun and the adults had fun too! read more

This place is amazing! We had got there a little late and I had spent a lot of money to do the apples and a hay ride. About 80 dollars. They were so busy that we didn't get to do them and we were told they closed at 9. The owner was amazing and refunded my money. We still had an amazing time and I used that money to buy my pumpkins with. We love craven and always do, but I would recommend a weekday, Saturday was crazy busy. read more

I worked an event here at Craven Farm. Beautiful layout and wonder people to work with. Indoor and Outdoor gathering options. Drive to location was easy and not too far away. I would definitely recommend this place for anyone who wants to rent space for a special day. read more

Craven Farm - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Snohomish, Washington

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Visited here last Saturday of October. After raining nonstop for a week, it was a dry but very foggy morning when we arrived at the Farm. Their parking was well organized, with attendants to guide vehicles, some parking areas less muddy than others, so my advice is to get there early to get the better parking spot if it's been raining for days like it just had been. The main area is free to walk around but the pumpkin patch activities must be paid for either individually or by purchasing a wristband for $22+tax. Activities include: - mini golf - apple slingshot - kids adventure maze - hayride - cow train - duck race - 15 acre large maze etc We were disappointed with the large maze as we did not receive a maze map (even after asking for one) and there was none available online. We wandered about aimleslessly and there's nothing extraordinary about the maze - no scavenger hunt or similar - (if you have been to The Farm in Snohomish with their Washington State Maze, this was paltry by comparison). Whilst there were some food choices (curds, corn, donuts, popcorn), it was a much more limited offering than other pumpkin patches, with apple cider being the only available beverage. Honestly I'm glad we had the forethought to bring snacks and water bottles. The pumpkin patch was muddy so pack rain boots. The pumpkins were well picked over so we decided to head home without our annual pumpkin purchase. Serves us right for leaving it to the last weekend to get them! Ha! Would we go back? After a family vote (2 adults, 3 kids under 12) it was a resounding "no". We have visited many pumpkin patches in the area over the years and we felt that the others are better. But that's just our family... read more

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We drove quite a bit to go here. Nice place but be prepared to pay for everything. I do understand this part buy prices ate very high! We paid $15 for a child maze and apples to through. The maze was a path in a corn patch. It is ko maze. I guess it is OK for little children. Dolls are old. The apple game was very fun!!! We lived it but it was very pricey. We also went to the gift shop and staff was friendly but when I asked more about the preserves, they changed. I wasn't getting to much info and passed. The way they work is different because they charge for everything little by little so you will spend more. Not too many attractions. A bit disappointing. Be prepared with cash otherwise you will have to pay every time on main kiosk at the entrance. read more

CASH ONLY!!! Our favorite farm this year, mostly because they don't charge an entrance fee! You can actually go in and enjoy some activities for free and then choose either a wristband OR you can just buy one or two activities that you'd like to do. I hope other farms go back to how Craven is still doing it! This is also a great farm for your younger children as they have a ton of little playground structures, and their kids corn maze is a lot of fun with little obstacles. They also had free face painting! read more

Craven Farm - One of their areas for kids to explore. They have about 6 of these little structures to climb on. - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Snohomish, Washington

First time visiting this farm (we typically go to Bob's Pumpkin Farm). It's a smaller Farm than Bob's but has a lot of personality! We do not have kids, and as adults, found the experience enjoyable. They have a bunch of creative Pixar and Disney scenes. They have hot cider (located only at the coffee shop) and roasted corn. They have ATMs located throughout the farm, but the only thing we need cash for was the corn; everyplace else would take credit card. The pumpkin patch was a little disappointing. Today was October 10 and most of the pumpkins were rotted. However, they have a lot of pumpkins picked for easy grabbing. The rotted pumpkins was the only reason this was a 4/5 stars but that could be no fault of the farm but because of the weather we have been experiencing. We left with some fun small pumpkins that we didn't pick directly from the patch. We brought our truck and the parking lanes are a bit narrow so would recommend a sedan or SUV. They have a small animal farm and the kittens and piglets were the cutest! read more

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AWFUL PLACE! OVER PRICED! Rude untrained people specially in the espresso place! charging outrageous prices for basic trash you could set up in your front yard! long lines and ridiculous wristbands for unexciting things like bubbles and a sad sad sad maze that's just a mud pit. If you want to come make sure you bring your worst clothes nasty shoes and your life savings to just eat and walk in the mud for hours... in other words don't waste your time... Oh and don't ask if they have sugar pumpkins CUZ THEY DONO WHAT KIND OF PUMPKINS THEY HAVE!!! ‍‍‍ read more

We had our first time visit at Craven Farm today. It was almost empty on weekday afternoon if you want to avoid the crowds. There were several spots for you to take photos with Christmas lights, a decent gift shop with three little animals inside, a mini-golf and cow train area for kids. Their homemade donuts were very tasty and impressive. My kids also love the fire pit that is warm and cozy in the cold season. A simple but happy time in the farm! read more

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I had a great time at Craven Farm today, with a few downsides. PROS: - 15 acre corn maze was quite challenging but fun! It took us 1 hour to find the exit. - Fried cheese curds and apple cider donuts! - Great selection of pumpkins, divided into two sections of larger and smaller pumpkins. CONS: - The website says staff are supposed to wear masks while interacting with customers, but the guys handing out buckets of apples at the apple-slinging attraction were not masked at all. - Who thought FACE PAINTING was a good idea during a pandemic?! Kids can't be vaccinated, so they are very vulnerable and cannot wear a mask while they are getting their face painted. And there is no way they were getting their faces painted from six feet away. This was not advertised on their website and seems really irresponsible. read more

What a fabulous pumpkin farm. Readers digest said it was the best in wa state. We were in the area and had to do our pumpkin photo shoot for fal ya'all. We had so much fun here. I'm very impressed with this being free: easy parking, nice food choices, and extensive activities for families. We ate the pumpkin donuts, pumpkin cookie, apple cider, corn on the cob, and fried cheese curds. Pumpkins are sold by size. Some are $2, $5, $10, $20. There is an atm machine, and there is one stand for food where it said cash only. Toilets are port a potties. Come prepared with wet wipes, antibacterial. And there are rooms and a hall to rent out. This place is so cute, I wish I could give them more than 5 stars! Hope to come back with my son one day. read more

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So yet again we went to the Craven Farm and took the grandkids. It FREE to get in and they have some great pictures opts to put everyone in so it really is a of fun especially because it hadn't rained so it wasn't muddy and we went on a Friday because it can get busy especially if the weather is good. They have a couple different boats, Apple cannons , duck races gosh too much to list and like I said tons of fun photo opportunities. They have food and drinks from corndog , fries, soda , lattes and mochas, funnel cakes and popcorn. They have so many delicious little jams, syrups , salas and bread mixes , all kinds of goodies in jars that you would expect to find in the pantry . My only complaint was the cost of most of the things that you would like to buy to support the farm , I'm a firm believer in that if you would lower the prices you would see 3 times the amount of items. There's no need to gouge people and I felt like I was at a sporting event or concert where they are wayyy over charging, I really want to pay a fair price for any item, not $4 for a bottle of water that cost .32 cents . So unfortunately I didn't buy the raspberry jam I really wanted because I felt $9 for a small 8oz jar wasn't a fair price. Ok now that I've let y'all know about that . The Carve.Farm is a great farm for the entire family to visit it's definitely worth checking out. Considering some Farms want a hefty admission fee GO check out this place it's close and a great way to get fall and the holidays started!!!! read more

BRING YOUR OWN FOOD!! the lines are so long and slow, it is ridiculous! Took 30min each to get anything, it's a waste of time. The apple cider donuts we're disappointing- small, flat, and floppy...The tables and chairs are extremely limited so ppl just sat on grass/lawn area or whatever they can find. It's hard to eat standing up with no table especially with kids.... We noticed a lot of the chairs and tables were indoors for rent?? The kids activities were nice and spacious. Our kid loved the cow ride. read more

The farm is very VERY family friendly. Almost to a detriment if you try and go without kids. I went with my girlfriend to do the corn maze and to pick a pumpkin. There were little kids running around and screaming everywhere. The maze was fun but incredibly muddy. The pumpkin patch was cool but they don't provide clippers to cut pumpkins off the vine. Pretty annoying as this stopped us from getting a few that we liked. If you go, I'd recommend only paying for the events you want to do and not getting the bracelet. While the bracelet saves you money if you purchase that, a ton of the included events seemed pretty lame (for example, mini golf looked very basic and easy). All in all though, my girlfriend and I had a good time. I do have to mention the cheese curds were shockingly good. read more

Craven Farm - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Snohomish, Washington

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TL;DR: No I do not recommend. Times like COVID is when you see how people really are. Owners were not friendly, did not provide sufficient basic requirements (heat, in December!) and treated us as if they were doing us a favor while charging us full whack even though we couldn't use the venue as originally contracted. Details below, please read if you are considering using them. The venue was $4900 plus $1000 deposit, plus fairly steep rental fees for accessories like wood rounds and extra side tables of the shabby chic sort. This was a December wedding and we were told that the buildings would be lined in white lights for the XMas season. The bridal room is cute and adequate but the groom's room is cave-like and kinda grim. The owner is a florist, but we were never able to get much of a response to our requests for a bid so we discarded the idea of using her very early on, but all in all we were still enthusiastic about the venue. New COVID restrictions came out a few weeks prior to the wedding and that's when things became unpleasant. They informed us we had move the entire dinner reception outside to the open pole barn. In December. At night. No refund, no partial refund, no offer to move the date or share the burden & expense the new restrictions caused was forthcoming even tho I repeatedly expressed concern about the add'l expense and the lack of adequate heat. The owners indicated that they were installing install 6 large radiant heaters in the undecorated pole barn. We asked them to please include the $500 in decor rentals to help offset the add'l expense caused in having to outfit the huge pole barn at the last minute......Nope. They decided to not install the white lights on the buildings, which they didn't tell us until I asked where they were. The radiant heaters were not installed (we found this out 6 days prior to the wedding after asking repeatedly for status updates) and then they acted like they were doing us a great favor by providing 10 stand heaters. We ended up going out there 48 hours before the wedding, and 4 people spent 5 hours installing huge white plastic "walls" on three sides of the 60x40 space - at our own expense - in an attempt to mitigate the freezing cold wind. The heaters were wholly and utterly inadequate to the space. The owner insisted the space was fine tho she herself was wearing a parka and boots the whole time. Everyone had to keep their overcoats on for the entire evening, and in every picture you can see everyone's breath. At the reception we asked them if we could come back the next day from 10 - noon and remove down the majority of the decor, and they agreed on the condition that they keep half-to-all the deposit. Ok fine, whatever. Then at the last minute right before the end of the night, they said we had to remove everything except the plastic sheeting (bc that took a 12 foot ladder) that night in addition to the agreement about the next morning. We ended up powering thru and removing every scrap of decor that night - with the owner walking around pointing out a staple here from the plastic sheeting. He wasn't friendly in the least, and she was only marginally more so. They both acted like they did us a favor letting us freeze our butts off outside in their unheated open pole barn. Lastly, I want to point out that every other vendor we worked with was lovely. They all took the attitude that we're in this COVID thing together and we want to make this work for you and have your business. They leaned in, and we leaned in, and it was great. Everyone except Craven Farm. It appears to me now that it was only about the money, no concern or care for customer service, or good business relations or word of mouth or even decency during a difficult pandemic. ****The venue manager was lovely, it's the owners who spoiled things. She was in tears at the end of the evening and apologized profusely. I heard she resigned over it, and that's a loss for the venue bc she was the one bright spot in our dealings with them.**** read more

They are a smaller version of your typical pumpkin farm but they have most things you want. Everything is cute and there are lots of picture opportunities. The food is pretty overpriced but they do make some of it when you order. The table I sat at to eat had a ton of bees near it. That was super unpleasant. I like that they have kittens in an area you can watch them at. The pumpkins are expensive but they have all sorts of variety. I have bought the corn on the cob before and it's been really good. read more

Finding the farm was easy with the GPS and I'm glad we brought our Rav4 for the gravel and muddy/grassy parking area. The place was crowded on a cloudy day so I can only imagine the crowds on a sunny afternoon! My boyfriend and I met with some coworkers for a team fun event and it was great! Our families met to explore the pumpkin patches and enjoy the food and festivities. We bought what we thought was a good sized pumpkin, but it turned out to be one of the smaller ones! Finding the right one took about half an hour as you had to walk futher into the field to find those untouched by others. Our pumpkin only cost $4. We also had the pumpkin latte from the espresso shop for about $4 and it was delicious and warmed us up! Later we ate the chili in a bread bowl and drank hot apple cider and that was good as well. Overall we had a great time. The only thing is their bathrooms are port-a-potties with long lines and toilet paper. I didn't use it because of warnings from others there that day. read more

Craven Farm - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Snohomish, Washington

#Covid19 ground zero ! The parking lot is mud and more mud. If you drive a front wheel drive car be prepaid to get stuck. As we were leaving 4 cars needed pushing. Half the patch is rotten pumpkins sad sad to see all that waste. We ordered corn dogs. Thankfully not the chili dog. I watched the kid grab the spoon end barehanded flip it around and shove it into the cup of chili with the corn dog. This is after handling money. We thankfully arrived early as we didn't have to wait in a 2 mile long line. Yes 2 miles ! Skip this place. Make an appointment somewhere else ! This place is a ran down mud pit ! read more

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My first time at a pumpkin patch and I think I could have gone my whole life without this experience and not think twice about it, but regardless it was still pretty cute. I docked a star because paying $15 was kind of ridiculous to not actually be able to experience all the things here without paying more money. I highly suggest coming on a weekday because there weren't many people and we got there right after a field trip/school bus of children were on their way out. Pumpkin patch: B-... most of the pumpkins had been picked and a lot of the ones still scattered around were kind of gross. Given it probably is late in the month to be at a pumpkin patch. Corn maze: B+... still giving it an B+ even though the whole concept of corn mazes scare me. But it was easy enough to get through it and it took enough time that it didn't make me and my friends feel like we wasted our time driving out here Rubber duck races: A... adorable!! And you get to keep your rubber duck at the end. We played twice. Foosball: F... absolutely no fun unless there were more people to play with our own group. Didn't even try to play. Mini Golf: B+... cute, easy, but would have been more fun if it they upped the difficulty level just a little bit as you got through the holes. There was a group of little kids playing behind us and they were getting through each hole with 2-3 strokes each. Apple sling shot thing: super F... we didn't actually pay to do this but we would have if the apples in the bins weren't rotting. They looked just as disgusting as they smelled. Farm animal playpen area: C. Those goats, rabbits, and chicks looked so sad in their tiny little pens. Prices of pumpkins: B+... but could probably find similarly priced pumpkins at a Trader Joe's. read more

Craven Farm - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Snohomish, Washington

Wow an absolutely stunning venue. I toured the venue today with the owner/manager Kimi. First the venue is absolutely so fun. It has such a warm and cozy feel the ambience is amazing. They even have beautiful white chivari chairs. They have many options When it comes to your budget to make your event perfect however also allowing you to self cater or utilize an on-site caterer. I was very impressed with the amazing service, the brides room could not be more perfect you will feel like a queen on your special day while you and your wedding party have room to relax and enjoy before the ceremony . The rustic and warm feeling of this gorgeous venue was nothing but cozy and unique. Thank you for the tour today. read more

Very disappointed - if you are Caucasian you can ride wagon with no ticket but if you are brown or any other color you must have your ticket! There are no people in the ticket booth and they know it!! Wow crazy place, in this DNA age. Stay far far away from this place!! read more

Went last year, had a blast and my kid loved it. Only paid to do a tractor ride. This year, had to buy a $20 wrist band so my kid could go look at farm animals in a barn. Isn't that what a FARM is for? Just charge a $5 admission fee. There's no way they're struggling--they're pumpkins are insanely expensive, and they double as a wedding venue. So instead of screwing families during a huge recession and inflation, create a family fun atmosphere where we don't have to stress about money. Super disappointing. read more