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    Knutson Farms

    4.3 (56 reviews)
    Closed • 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Step up to the sluice to mine!
    Serena S.

    We love this place! We went with two octogenarians and a kiddo and everyone was able to move about and enjoy activities from a tractor pull ride to the tulip fields, eating warm blueberry donuts, to gem stone mining and bubble making. The ground is flat and walkable, though I will say the bathrooms are less than ideal: a bit hard to find and all port o potties (they were clean though!). Everyone was very nice and helpful, and the cost to attend and enjoy so many activities is affordable. We went home with a few bulbs in a pot from the nursery, and enjoyed checking out the cute store.

    Khoi N.

    Never been to a pumpkin patch. Kid is now 5 years old and can somewhat listen to direction, so our family decided to visit a pumpkin patch for fall festivity. However, we didn't want to spend $99 to visit Maris Farm, so we decided to visit Knutson Farm because the entrance tickets are much cheaper ($57.78 for all 3 tickets including all fees!). One thing I can say about the Knutson Farm: pumpkins! Pumpkins! Pumpkins everywhere! We did pick out our favorite pumpkins for carving later on. The lady that helped us weigh the pumpkins were nice and professional. We also visited the petting farm. These goats and sheep all around this farm are so fat. I thought they were pregnant, but the attendant informed me that they were just well-fed. The animals are so cute and docile. After that, we visited the corn maze and got lost in it for a little while. If you're into hunting puzzle pieces, the farm also gives you a punch card with all the objects and characters that you can find at different stations in the corn maze. We tried the game for a bit but lost our patience since we wanted to go on the rides. Oh yes, the rides were very popular among the kids. Cow rides and John Deer rides are very popular. I think it's because the seatings are like roller coaster rides? Grain ride and Hay ride aren't very popular, but our family did try all 3 rides except for the Hay ride because it wasn't available for operation on Sunday 10/12. We didn't get to visit the food and shop section of the farm because the weather suddenly turned cold and windy. Plus, everyone in our family was getting hungry anyway. Thank you, Knutson Farm! My family and / or I will definitely come back for more visits! After looking at one picture showcasing the shop, I am definitely gonna try to check it out!

    Line dancing @ the farm
    Gaby B.

    I love it here. Really cute farm with a lot of different events throughout the year. They have a Christmas market in the winter, tulips in the spring, sunflowers and dahlias in the summer. They do line dances some nights too. I look forward to coming back.

    Christmas season at the farm
    Tanya G.

    Our favorite farm to visit each year. Love that it's big enough that my kids are thoroughly entertained for 2+ hours and small enough that you don't have to trek many steps with kids to get from one activity to the next! Super aesthetic. Lots of beautiful picture spots. We come for all 4 seasons and there's always so much fun around here. Highly recommend!

    So many photo opportunities
    Sharin F.

    FRESH DONUTS!! This farm has family activities and tons of things to do for the kids. They have play zones and photo set-ups everywhere. There's animals and a petting cage. There were piglets today and baby goats. Like, tons of things. So we got a little hungry and noticed about 3 food trucks and a food stand. I see a sign: "fresh cinnamon donuts". I'm thinking the little ones that they make with the machine. Same donut, wrong size. These are a standard size cake donut. It is moist, light, and so sweet. They are made to order and are so good. Look im a person who is not light. These donuts are so tasty I can't NOT say anything. My family and I arrived at the farm at about noon. We left at 2-2:30 and still hadn't done everything. All the staff is super nice and fun. I also didn't pay an arm and a leg for 5 pumpkins. Best part of the day: Apple cannon. Gotta try it. The parking lot is packed but there are spots everywhere. I got there on an especially busy day and it was still manageable. Also if you see Uncle Mike's food truck out there, get the pancit! It's amazing. Fresh veggies on top and perfectly seasoned. Pumpkin selection is enormous. So many pretty and almost perfect shaped pumpkins. We got green ones and orange white striped ones.

    Entry through the gift shop

    I've been to a few pumpkin patch's but none worth reviewing or raving about, until Knutson. By far the best experience as a family with a little & an elder grandparent in tow. Aesthetically pleasing with heaps of photoshoot ready areas, games and activities, and food options. Service was amazing, every single employee we came across was so pleasant, helpful & kind beyond measure. We bought food, which were pricy but portions were worth the price. We orders cheese burgers, pulled pork sandwiches & hot dogs, all came with drinks & massive fries. Everything was delicious after all morning walking around doing activities. I didn't get pictures of the food bc we laid into them lol grabbed lemonade on the way out & those were great too! Overall, the farm is well laid out as we didn't feel too crowded in, but nothing was too far apart as to feel overwhelmed moving from activity to activity.

    Lynn L.

    For almost $20 for general admission, you get to do so much at Knutson Farm. It felt like an amusement park because this place was huge and had over 20 different stops for activities. I'd say most of the activities are for kids though. The first activity my friends and I did was the corn maze because we figured it'd take the longest.. and boy were we right. It had this fun spin to it where we do a "farm scene investigation" and search for each stop to hole punch our cards. My issue with this corn maze is there is no map or guide at all so we were stuck in there for over an hour I started getting claustrophobic and just wanted to get out at that point LOL. My favorite activities are the cow train and grain train rides which also is pretty popular. The grain train ride (and tractor ride) took us through this bumpy path towards the back of the corn maze and saw some cute animals. There are so many cute Instagram worthy spots like the swing set by the corn maze, pumpkin wall and pumpkin trucks hehe. They also have a store that sells fruits and vegetables inside this cold room by the front counter. Worth checking out during autumn if you're looking for a pumpkin patch! It's a lot more fun and modern compared to other pumpkin patch I've been to.

    So much to smell
    Ashley R.

    It's such a beautiful farm. Great for families. My boys were 2 and 3 when I took them and they were pooped after four hours on the farm. My 3 year old raced the tricycles but my 2 year old couldn't reach the pedals so I just pushed him around for a bit. Their favorite thing to do was play in the corn pit. Yes, corn pit! I would recommend bringing a change of clothes for your kids or stopping there last so your cute tulip photos aren't so dusty. They also had a blow up pad at the exit of the tractor train for older kids as well as one for smaller kids located closer to the food. It was a great experience. We even got to pick our own tulips, the boys had a blast and we left with more tulips than expected but we cant wait to make this visit an annual tradition. Absolutely recommend!

    Beautiful store with beautiful things ...
    Danica S.

    I cannot say enough about this ah.maze.ing farm! At first glance it appears this farm is staged for a film. It's absolutely beautiful. The thoughtfully arranged and orderly lay out of the farm and parking lot is exceptional. The parking is free, the fun activities for the kids is practically all included in the small price they charge (in comparison to the many other farm we've visited over the years). We purchased general admission and didn't have time to do everything in the 6 hours we were there. The kids loved the mystery clue game played in the corn maze, we took several trips in the wagon and cow rides, blew giant bubbles, rode trikes, jumped on the jumpy pad, played tether ball, took many photos, ordered pizza for lunch (I could remove a star based on the hour+ wait for food, but they weren't expecting a huge crowd on a Friday morning, and were doing their best). I suggest bringing your own lunch and enjoying it in the many seating areas around. Don't leave anything you love unattended! Someone stole my daughter's vest while using the porta potty (who does that!?!) Despite the lost vest and long food wait, we had an incredible time. Adults and kids. We left with two huge pumpkins, a few small, and 6 ears of corn for under $40. Huge win for us Seattle folx! Thank you for the friendly encounters, clean bathrooms, and experience for kids big and small. Even the adorable animals were photo ready. It was so enjoyable, we might return twice this season!

    They make it easy to find them
    Babette C.

    We came here on a weekday so that we could avoid the crowds, but that also meant that all the spring like festivities, like open food trucks etc weren't open. They do a good job of making the place really pretty for photographs, but mom was disappointed because she compared it to the Flower Fields of Carlsbad, CA from when we used to live in SoCal. Still, the grounds were clean and it doesn't take too long to see everything. The gift shop is lovely and filled with cute little gardening tchotchkes and food items, all of which I want. So grateful for a place a short drive away, since I was not looking forward to driving all the way to Skagit Valley to see a bunch of flowers.

    Care to join us for a buggy ride
    Cheryl H.

    I'm a 70 year old woman. I went by myself and throughly enjoyed it. I was impressed with all they have to offer children. The dinning area was also impressive. So much to choose from. I was also thankful for the handicap parking. I took my time and walked around. I highly recommend going. The only negative I have to say is I wish they offered a senior discount.

    Blessie W.

    This review is for The Spring Bloom event that was held here back in May! A couple of my friends and I really wanted to see the last of the tulips, so we went to this event on a Sunday afternoon after church. We appreciated how much of a family feel these farms were, and how much there was to do/see/enjoy on the farm. For $18, we got to go on a tractor ride, car tractor ride, pick 10 tulips, play various games, and stroll through the farm. It was a really fun time, and we definitely want to be back next year!

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    Beautiful fields, live plants, gift shop. Easy to navigate. Good prices on garden plants. Some standard some unique colors and varieties.

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