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

Cheap and fresh produce. Everyone is so helpful and kind there. I love how they give away produce to food banks and anyone in need.

Today was great! Even when it was just a little muddy or rainy. They have wagon rides, 3 pumpkin patches, farm animals, and still have lots of vegetables for picking. If you aren't inthe mood, you can purchase some produce at the barn directly. Pumpkins here are beautiful. Lots of gourds too. Kids will have a blast with some of the games around. Beautiful farm. read more

Cute little pumpkin patch for kids to pick their pumpkins. It was not very crowded the day we went and weather was just perfect. They provide a wheel barrow and clippers. They have some farm animals like pigs and goats for kids. They also had a tractor ride but we did not take it. They have kettle corn and other snacks to purchase. Loved our pumpkin patch experience here! read more

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We got the local pop in last minute experience on a weekday and were the only shoppers on a sleepy rainy midweekafternoon which is always my favorite! We got our pick of all the options already nearby and skipped the fields this year, since we tend our own garden patch at home so that was nice to have them precut and washed. It was a fun experience to get the farm mini tour of the hay maze, visiting the pigs, spraying off our pumpkins, testing out the scales, and browsing the shop in under 30 mins. My little kids aren't as little as they once were and farm time is precious at all ages, and I'm grateful they will remember preschool field trips and elementary school returns and hopefully more at Jubilee for many years. Keep them in business and shop local and often! read more

A nice find. I should of came out here earlier like last week to see the sunflower fields. It is starting to droop a bit and petals are falling off. It's near by Issaquah so it's easy to get to after Blueberry picking in Carnation. $2/stem, $20/mason jar to fill and snip with flowers. The sunflowers were pretty big and I loved seeing the different variations. Free admission. There is a barn yard where they sell vegetables and crops too. $1.50/ear of corn. I saw black charcoal soap for $9. I would like to try someday. They are getting ready to plant fall vegetables ( I saw celery). There were mini piglets and some cows as well. A really nice place to be and you can bring your lunch and sit underneath the big tree for shade. read more

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Cute farm People are generally friendly. We bought jams from a local person. $40 for two jars a little pricey but ok to support local, female owned business. May consider returning during a U Pick time. Was not impressed by the pumpkins during this visit. read more

Cute pumpkin patch farm! Free admission + free parking (and abundant). There were no food trucks but the kettle corn sold by a vendor there was magnificent. There's a spot near the entrance to wash off any pumpkins you decide to get. But if you come here too close to Halloween don't expect there to be a big selection of pumpkins remaining to pick from. read more

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Lovely for kids Tractor rides Gigantic pumpkins and sunflowers Apple cider, corn dogs reasonably priced Free entry read more

Loved touring the area with Lynn. We are definitely considering a move. Very friendly neighborhood and lovely homes with fantastic amenities read more

This pumpkin patch was a delight! Normally I go to the pumpkin patches in Snohomish so it was fun to check out a new place. It's 40 mins from Seattle. Lots of parking. The main farm is an adorable shop filled with foods, fresh vegetables, canned goods, meats, candles and other little goodies. They were handing out samples of pumpkin butter, pie and squash. Outside there were food trucks, a tiny hay maze and people playing live music. They have two pumpkin patches. The selection wasn't as large as other ones I've been too but everyone in my group of 8 found one they like! I bought two tiny pumpkins for $1.85 (so cheap!). There were free hay bale rides and an hourly pumpkin launcher which were fun. It wasn't busy on Saturday at 11-3. I loved my time here! It's a smaller more family feel unlike the large productions. Good stuff! read more

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Very nostalgic place it would be better if they added more events and added more food to be sold at the place it has great potential if they were willing to sell more things especially during the pumking patches. read more

No nonsense pumpkin farm with a small farm store, short hay ride, real pumpkin and gourd field. read more

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It was awesome with a good anount to do! We go here to get pumpkins has a good fall vibe read more

Cute farm, love that they have pigs, awesome pumpkins for pie, lots of squash. The store had some great produce I would have bought some if i hadn't already been to the store the day before. Next time I want to check out all the canned and freezer items they have there too. read more

We went with a large group for the pumpkin festival and it was truly amazing! At the height of Saturday pumpkin patch going, the farm was not crowded and there wasn't much of a wait time for any of the fun. There were pony rides and concessions, hay rides, a pumpkin trebuchet--the works. All the vendors take credit cards (except the pony rides, those are cash only), btw--and there was some really neat homemade crafts to look through. I got some AMAZING infused vinegars and I'm really looking forward to getting some beeswax and honey at a later date (but I only budget so much for craft things and the vinegar won out). The issue seemed to come up around some staff miscommunication though that left me feeling a little less than ecstatic about returning. While we were in the pumpkin patch, I noticed that some of the vines still had blossoms on them. They weren't in the market store, which, I was told by the cashier, only was for their CSA members, as are their flower feilds--which still had a beautiful selection of flowers that folks were picking--a CSA membership is outside my budget and locality, unfortunately--anyway, since it was late in the season, and the blossoms weren't going to yield anymore pumpkins, I asked the woman directing folks in the field if I could pick some for purchase, and asked about the price (squash blossoms are an amazing thing that you dont really have access to unless you grow your own, or catch them by chance at the farmers market), and she enthusiastically told me that I could pick some for $13 per pound. Super excited, because I had a dinner party to go to later that evening, I picked 8 of them and put them in the bag that she gave me. When we got to the pumpkin weighing station, the woman weighing my pumpkin pointed to the bag of blossoms and reminded me that I needed to make certain that I paid for them. Which was odd--we were in line to pay for our stuff, and I obviously wasn't trying to hide them. When I got to the counter to pay, I set the blossoms down and mentioned them to the lady and that's when she told me that the price was $40 a pound (as opposed to $13, a 300% mark up), and that my having them was atypical. She charged me $5 for my 8 blossoms--and I tried to decide whether or not I wanted to argue, but because she seemed peeved, and I was with a group and my daughter, and it sincerely was $5, and i was REALLY excited to have them, i didn't. But, I still feel like I was cheated by this woman simply because it is not a typical thing and she wanted to discourage me from feeling like I could take such liberties in the future. However, I followed proper protocol, I felt, in asking before I picked, and wanting to pay the farm for a part of the pumpkin that wasn't being harvested by the farm (at not an optimal time, the blossoms should be picked in the morning, it was about 2pm), would not contribute to future harvests at that point in the season, and would only die on the vine by the next morning. So I think there didnt need to be such a fuss made, and, if there did need to be a fuss made amongst the staff-- I should not have been made aware of it. read more

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Beautiful drive to this farm. Such a good experience with my family. I only wish they would've had some farm animals for the kids. The food there was great. read more

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I was pleasantly surprised! Looking for a last minute activity without an entrance fee, and ended up here. Sure sign it was fun - my toddler didn't want to leave. Food - they had lots of food options - coffee, quesadillas/tamales, fish and chips truck, kettle corn, and also their own stand with brats and hot cider. All fairly reasonably priced. Activities - pumpkin patch of course, hay wagon and horse pulled rides, the pumpkin trebuchet was cool, and a small maze and a couple animals. Pony rides were $6 each. It was a cold dreary day but def worth it to come here. I think it was a good "in-between" type of pumpkin festival/farm where it wasn't so small it was just a pumpkin patch, but it wasn't so big where there were too many crowds and lines. read more

We were CSA summer session members for years off and on due to moving around, between 2002-2019. This is a true family farm and all your veggies come right from the ground. The family's philosophy on farming was always to do what is right for the environment and local area. They offer farm school for kids in the summer, a half hour lesson with the farmer on your pick up day, so kids ride the tractor wagon and go pick onions, learn about pigs, plant their own square of produce, etc. We had delivery for a couple years, but really enjoyed the years where we could pick up directly from the farm each week. You get to hand pick your veggies from the barn and also go pick many yourself, such as the flowers, herbs, green beans, strawberries, tomatillos, grapes, raspberries, blackberries, and beans, depending on the week. We always looked forward to going there in the afternoon after a hard day of work to relax in the beautiful valley walking around the farm picking some green beans! My son always liked seeing the chickens, pigs, cows, and ducks each week as well. We always spent way more time here than necessary. Now we live too far away and have to do a produce delivery service elsewhere, that can't replicate the farm experience Jubilee provides for you and your family. If you want to get purely organic and local produce, want to know your farmer, and help pick a little each week, I highly recommend signing up with their CSA summer membership. Thank you, farmer Eric and farmer Dave for all the great years! read more

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Not for families with bee allergies. Cute farm, yummy apples. Kids LOVED the hay ride. Pumpkins were perfectly round and beautiful. Music, food, happy people. Only down side for us was the bees. Someone working there said they were hornets and wasps attracted to the fresh apple cider and the hundreds of people walking around with hot apple cider cups. They were crawling on kids in line for the hay ride. In hair, on kids coats, on people's arms. I saw 3 people in 10 minutes get stung, myself included. We had a bee allergy friend with us and eventually needed to leave. Not sure how to remedy this but any families with bee allergies (as long as the sun is out) you should pick a different patch. I'm giving it a 4 because the farm was cute, the pumpkins, people, food, giant pigs, hay maze and music were fun. It's just nature that ruined it for us. read more

Jubilee Farm is a local CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) Farm. This is the farm my sister and Brother-in-law are members of. They have two options. You can pay to be a member and get your share of the vegetables and fruits farmed here, or you can work for it. You can work 4 hours a week and get your share. I worked four hours a week, with my Brother-in-Law and harvested Leeks, Peppers, Eggplant, Grapes, and Fennel, All of which were delish. Needless to say this is a great place. Farmer Eric and Wendy are great people, lots of enthusiasm and they truly enjoy what they do. Head on down to the farm for public days for pick-your-own pumpkin days which includes a hay-ride and various other activities, a band, or you can watch and help Farmer Eric load the trebuchet and launch a pumpkin. All in all this is a great local place to get your veggies and fruit and get involved in a fun activity that is really worth something. read more

Went with my wife, brother, sister in law, and 1.5 year old niece today to go pick up some pumpkins and enjoy a great fall day. Jubilee Farm has become a tradition for us. My niece had an absolute blast. She got to ride a horse, take a hay ride, pick a pumpkin, and eat some fresh roasted corn (her favorite). Best if you have cash, they take cards inside but I don't think you can buy pumpkins or some of the outdoor food without cash. Can't wait for next year already, hopefully niece will be old enough for the hay maze in the upstairs of the barn. read more

Super cute farm that's exciting for adults and kids! Free admission, free parking and free hay rides to the patch. Pumpkins are $.60/lb. Open Sat and Sunday the entire month of Oct from 10-5. Def come out for a visit! read more

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We had a fun time picking pumpkins here over the weekend. It's about a 45 minute drive to the farm from downtown Seattle. The hot cider was very good, but what's with not having fresh donuts for sale? I guarantee that will increase cider sales 10 fold. It's like serving peanuts at a bar so people drink more beer. BTW, if you haven't dunked a fresh Cinnamon sugar donut into hot cider on a cool fall day, you haven't lived. That's the standard at places like this in homeland of Mid-Michy but not here apparently. The Pumpkins are a short hayride away. Since we had our dog with us we elected to walk. They are only about 1/4 mile up the road from the main building. We took them up to be weighted and walked out with 2 medium size pumpkins and 3 gourds for $20. read more

Went to Jubilee farms today to pick some pumpkins. It was fun and we spent 1.5 hours there and probably could have spent more. Saw a lot of farm animals close up -- cows, pigs, chicken, ducks and horses. Went through their hay maze. Walked around the farm, picked a pumpkin, rode on the hayride, weighed and cleaned the pumpkins. Ate some organic popsicles. A lot of land where you can take a walk and imagine what it'd be like to live on a farm. Really fun place to go for a pumpkin-picking experience. read more

Fantastic CSA farm! Organic, sustainable, friendly and well stocked. They also host Autism Day WA. We are pleased to be able to join this year. Last year we picked up a few times for friends and my kids LOVED going to Farm School where Eric and Wendy take the kids to a different part of the farm on a tractor and teach them about things like "How to pick a potato properly", "How to pick, bunch and wash carrots", etc. They also love seeing and feeding the animals. A nice treat on a hot day is the ice cream you can buy and eat out on the front porch. They sell honey that is produced right there on the farm and tended by local beekeepers. A fantastic place to go. Worth every penny. read more

For my first time going to pick a pumpkin with my kids, I loved this place. Free admission, food trucks, pony ride, free parking, hay ride, and small market inside. While it is tucked away from the main drag, this place has all that I am looking for and it is very family friendly and economical. We bought some grapes grown onsite and everything was yummy and awesome! Would definitely go again and recommend this farm to others. read more

Super cute little farm. We love coming here in early October to get our pumpkins fresh from the patch. I appreciate how there is no Sadi too all cost for the hay ride to/from the patches, and that they have a great little grocery stand inside the barn with fresh local produce and even some meat. The piece per pound of pumpkin is comparable to other farms in the area. My kids love their experience at Jubilee every time, and we look forward to going there every fall. read more

We came here for the pumpkin patch with my 1 year old on a Saturday morning. I think we'll try a different place next year. It's a farm, so expect lots of puddles and mud. It's not a very well-oiled machine, but kids don't seem to care, so it's good enough in my book.The price of pumpkins is 60 cents per pound. Pros: -accepts credit cards for everything -offer food and apple cider - corn, hamburgers, bratwurst, quesadillas, ice cream -everything was FREE - hay maze, admission, miniature horse rides (I think), parking -trebuchet launching a pumpkin - the kids get to race out to get the broken pumpkin pieces and feed them to the pigs -can pet the draft horses that pull a cart -tractor ride to get to/from the pumpkin patch (you can walk if you'd like) -not too crowded -place to wash off pumpkins Cons: -the hamburgers were awful, the bun was barely thawed through and the meat was super thin and chewy -the wait for our hamburger and bratwurst was nearly 30 minutes, and the wait for corn was much longer, to the point where people were complaining -they offer nothing to drink besides tap water -the trebuchet was supposed to be launched at 1:00, but was nearly 30 minutes late, and no staff member knew what was going on -the pumpkins were meh - not too bad, but we couldn't find quality ones like at other patches read more

This is an incredible subscription farm. Once you join, you will be hooked. The produce is like nothing from the grocery store. It is fresh, delicious and organic. The farmers practice sustainable farming and I can buy into that. We have been members for over 12 years and have loved it. My kids have grown up at the farm, doing you pick. They also sell farm-raised, grass fed, organic beef. In October, they have a lovely pumpkin business. The weekends are a lot of fun to go out on the tractor and pick out your pumpkin. They have live music, corn maze, food for sale and other events. Well worth a visit. read more

We are just completing our first year as members of the Jubilee Farm CSA. We have enjoyed a lot of delicious food, and discovered a lot of new vegetables and ways to cook them. During the summer session we love going out to the farm on Saturdays to pick our produce (mostly already sorted into bins) along with the you-pick items and fresh flowers. The farm itself is very welcoming and it just feels great to get out and walk around and harvest some of our own food. For the off-season CSA sessions we also like the printed farm news we get in our box almost every week. I would recommend Jubilee Farm CSA to anyone who is interested in eating local and in season! read more

This place was pretty nice. They had hot cider and corn and that was fun. They had live music in the form of a little band playing on the side of the house. Seemed very in the spirit of the harvest. It was cute! read more

My wife and I have been members of a few CSAs Washington but once we joined Jubilee Farm's delivery we knew we'd found our ideal program. After three years of membership for year-round, weekly produce delivery in Seattle, and many in-person farm visits throughout the year, we really feel like you should when you buy a share of a farm...that it is "your" farm too. We love supporting farmers Erick and Wendy (and their team) and hearing about & seeing all of the work they put into making the produce that they provide their members is not only the best quality, but also appropriate for our region and for the sustainability of the farm (they are a biodynamic farm...something advocated for in the The Omnivore's Dilemma book). We love supporting these farmers who are so committed to providing excellent local produce to their members, but are also highly involved in improving the NW agricultural community through advocacy, mentorship and information. (Note: they are CSA only, you won't find their stuff @ farmers markets). Being a long-term member of this great farm, and knowing right where my food comes from, makes me feel a little bit better about living in the city. read more

This is our favorite place to go for our yearly trip to the pumpkin patch. We've been going for about 6 years now and always leave with a big haul of pumpkins, sticky hands from the unbelievably delicious roasted fresh corn and freshly pressed hot apple cider, and muddy feet from running to pick up the pieces of destroyed pumpkin to feed to the pigs from the pumpkin trebuchet toss. The setting is gorgeous in the Carnation valley and the family who owns the farm is friendly and makes the whole experience wonderful. This year they even had some live banjo music that made the experience even more fun. The hayrides out to the pumpkin fields are always fun too. So far this is the best pumpkin patch in our area we've found and we look forward to going back every year! read more

We have loved being members for many years. Produce, people and principles are amazing. Worth the cost, for sure.

The Pumpkin Fest is great. Free hayrides, lots of things to do for cheap. Just steer the kids away from the pony rides and it is affordable and great fun. The sweet corn is yummy. read more

Great pumpkin patch and farm. Hay ride, carriage ride and organic vegetables. You can even buy into their co-op and get weekly organic vegetables. Grass fed beef too. read more

Great family outing to pick pumpkins at their pumpkin patch. This will become a tradition for us. Very friendly people, gorgeous farm, lots of fun for our 1 and 3yo. Hay ride, corn maze, tribochet demonstration, pigs, etc.. The only thing we paid for was the pumpkins we bought (and some other yummy food). No parking fee, admission fee, etc... read more

My happy place. We are CSA members and bring our very young kids there each week in the summer through mid fall. It is the best!

We went here for a preschool class trip. The male farmers were very friendly, patient, and funny. Then we were led to the hay maze by a young woman, I don't remember her name. She was completely cold and rude and should not have been around kids, she so obviously does not enjoy them. The parents and teachers were taken aback. She left one little girl in tears. Everyone else at this place obviously enjoyed their jobs. Seriously, she should find another line of work because this kind of attitude does not represent Jubilee Farm well. It left a bad taste in my mouth - I would not go back. read more