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Fall City Farms

4.5 (25 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Updated 1 month ago

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Bessie C.

Lots of parking available and wheelbarrows to help with the big haul. No charge to get into the pumpkin patch. Lots of areas to take photos with the gorgeous fall colors. They even have a cleaning station for the pumpkins. Long line to weigh and pay for the pumpkins 60cents/lb and offer donuts and hot/cold apple cider.

Me and a local BFF loading up on pumpkins!
Kathryn D.

Wonderful friendly farm to bring the whole family. Excellent variety of produce and specialty products as well as endless pumpkins for decorating in autumn!

Jboogie L.

Nice local place to go get your pumpkin patch fix. Most pumpkins were already cut but still near the vine/picking field. There are hot cider and hot mini cinnamon sugar donuts for sale. $4/6 small ones. I think it needed more cinnamon sugar. Large field for parking. There is also an indoor area to buy merchandise, pickles, vegetables (limited). I saw a donkey, bunny and chicken area. It's great for toddlers/preschoolers. There was an a tractor for kids to go around the pumpkin field.

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Ana M.

Cute farm. Not as big as the ones with entertainment for kids. This one is more enjoyable for toddlers. They have a wagon train that goes around the patch. You get to see which pumpkins you like. They get you back so you can grab a cart and walk to the patch next to the sunflowers. Most of them are cut already. They will charge you $.60 cents per pund. Plenty of pumpkin stuff. Soap scrub smells fantastic! I purchase also pumpkin pecan granola I was looking for. The house decor is very cute. They have plenty of pumpkins on the entrance. This gives a very nice look. They also have a house with lots of pumpkins as a property for pictures. Nice keepsakes.

Bunny's

It was ok. We got to look a pumpkins (the pumpkin patch was actually really good) there was also animals but you don't get to pet or feed it there animals like chickens, cow, and bunny's. We thought there were goats but there not. There one food stand and a candle stand, lots of parking space and there were a tractor plus many photo opportunities. And EVERYTHING was free! I only rated it a 3 because there were not much to do, the activities just got over too quick and I have seen better pumpkins patches with more things to do.

Pumpkin House
Hannah D.

Fall City Farms was exactly what I hoped it would be for a pumpkin patch. It was such a calm, and laid back time hunting for the perfect pumpkin. They have a good size pumpkin patch with wheelbarrows to take, and if you aren't in the mood to dig around the patch, they have a beautiful display on the patio of pumpkins in all shapes and sizes. If you enjoy having a good photo-op, they have a man made pumpkin house, and a beautiful set up with haystacks and pumpkins. They have a cute shop that provides goodies and some produce, as well as a section where you can buy mini donuts and apple cider that will change your life! DELICIOUS! I highly recommend this place, for families and even with a group of friends. One condition, out of respect don't bring pets. They have animals on the property.

I was pleasantly surprised by Fall City Farms. My family visited their pumpkin patch and they had the largest assortment of different types of pumpkins I've ever seen. After picking our pumpkins we went and visited the shop and had some apple cider and mini donuts. They had a few fun photo ops so we got some really great photos. There were chickens, bunnies and a goat for the kids to see. The staff were all super friendly and helpful. We will definitely be coming back for Fall City Farms!

Karl H.

Now I'm not some big hippie or what not, but this little farm is something I can definitely get behind. They have just about everything you could want to experience while you're visiting. They have several U-Pick vegetable gardens, tractor rides, very small petting zoo, a great little general store where they sell co-opted items such as local organic honeys and breads along side the farms very own veggies. Just this past weekend the u-pick pumpkin patch opened just in time for Halloween. I say bring the kids on down for a hay ride around the farm grounds, pick your pumpkins and help support the local community. ps... they have this little stand set up just outside the general store and they make fresh tiny little donuts. It's so heavenly... half a dozen for $1.50 and bakers dozen for $3.00. We got them so freshly made that you could see the steam rise from them as they sprinkled on the cinnamon sugar.

V M.

This is a GREAT place to experience a local farm. They have animals, fields for U-Pick (this time of year it's the pumpkins), and lots of locally grown organic vegetables in their store. It's fun for kids, not too big (if you have to carry those same kids....), and very friendly. Warning: If you are there to pick pumpkins in the pumpkin patch, the farm provides special wheel barrels that you can borrow to help carry them from the field to the store - and out to your car. However, there aren't too many of them for crowded weekends, so you have to follow someone around to get theirs when they're done. Or if you see one not being used - SNAG IT! Or better yet, when you park, take one from someone who's leaving. This is a wonderful, fun, local experience. We will be returning for the other seasons!

Best farm wedding ever!
Katie K.

We had the BEST wedding ever at Fall City Farms! The location is lovely, picturesque, and quaint; ideal for a summer farm wedding. Rob and Debbie are the nicest people, and were very helpful but not uptight at all. We loved having a wedding where there are goats and chickens that the kids could see, and we were surrounded by TONS of beautiful flowers that Debbie grows. I looked at every farm in the area (seriously about 10 Seattle/Puget Sound farms that host weddings) and this was the PERFECT spot for our wedding. All our guests were impressed and charmed by the lovely location. I highly recommend it!

Our pumpkin haul
Helen S.

Went here with a large group to go pumpkin picking. Word has it that they are just reopening their farm. It has a cute but small little gift shop area complete with supplies for carving and apple cider. The best part of that area was the fresh donuts being made right when ordered. The field itself is small compared to other pumpkin patches in the area but they still had a variety of pumpkins to choose from in terms of sizes and amounts. Prices were decent. They had a tractor pull/hay ride which kids always love and a couple of animals to pet but otherwise not much else to do there.

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A wonderful experience for my grandchildren ! A great selection of pumpkins. Donuts and cider were delicious

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Ask the Community - Fall City Farms

So are they closed as it says at the top of the this entry or not? Since there are reviews from *this past weekend*, did they close on Monday?

They are definitely open! Friday to Sunday for their pumpkin patches. We were just there last weekend.

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“After picking our pumpkins we went and visited the shop and had some apple cider and mini donuts.”

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