5 stars for this u-pick strawberry farm! Plenty of spacious parking available, which made our visit really convenient. Just a heads up, the fields get very sunny all day long, so sun protection is a must. The strawberries are fresh and flavorful. We learned the perfect picking trick here: choose fully bright red berries. Avoid the overripe purple ones, as the bright red ones taste the sweetest and have the best texture. Fun activity for friends and families, totally worth the trip. read more

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Let's start with the good stuff about this concert venue with this caveat; the bad is REALLY bad and it makes it really hard to focus on the good things Remlinger Farms has going for it as a concert venue because the bad seems unavoidable (we tried). The good: Beautiful setting Friendly folks manning the venue interior Ample beverage choices with reasonable markup Really good carrot cake Clean port a potties The bad: We showed up well before the venue opened at 5:30 hoping to secure a parking spot that would allow us to leave without the gridlock we had experienced prior when we went to the Black Keys. At that prior concert upon exit we sat unmoving in our car for at least 45 minutes before someone opened a back gate and let us out. We were hopeful the next time that they would have opened that sooner. But NOPE --They no longer open it, they claim, because the city requires they keep that exit clear for emergency vehicles. If you arrive early, DO NOT ALLOW THEM to park you near the back fence/gate. They will not let you out the gate and you will be the last to leave. This is super frustrating because you can't help but see that there's a gate and a clear path away. The visual of an exit is hard to look at when you're stuck and unmoving. Remlinger Farms needs to take into consideration that the first to arrive should be parked closer to feasible exits. It seems unusually punitive to require early birds to be the last to leave, while staring at a blocked exit --when they give up more time prior to the concert to be there early. When cars don't move at all it also just brings up something primal that we all feel when we're trapped, (fight or flight)with no escape. After the Cake concert, with our cars In the back section, we all left our vehicles to see what was going on. One of the women there said that her sister had arrived at 6:45 PM, 15 minutes before the show started and was already on her way home. The show had ended at least an hour prior. Several people gathered and the mood was getting escalated. Trapped people are frustrated people. This to me is completely unacceptable and poor management of resources. To express our frustration , feedback and case for letting us out the gate, some folks all started talking to the manager of parking about what was happening, including telling him of our early arrival---and while the kid was polite he probably was about 19 or 20. You don't put a kid in charge of crowd control during parking exits. This is completely irresponsible and not well thought out. While they may have devised a plan to empty the parking lot as swiftly as possible, in fairness, they also need to take into consideration that first and first out is really a thing, and it keeps people from becoming irate or desperate to leave. One person had their toolbox and was ready to take the back gate off the hinges-- I kid you not, And I don't blame the reaction. At the heart of it, we are still animals that will go to lengths not to be cornered. It's understandable to be the last ones to leave if you are the last in. And that would be a normal expectation. It's unacceptable when you are the first in. Two stars are for the venue and drink service. Zero stars for parking. Will we return? Maybe if the headliner is super amazing and there's a clear indicator that this situation has been mitigated. But if we're seeking an outdoor venue Chateau St. Michelle is the clear choice. We have a limited entertainment budget and choose to spend our money at a venue that respects our time and ensures that we are granted an easy exit. This parking situation is a big deterrent from an otherwise, good venue. We shouldn't feel trapped and panicked after a fun night. I hope management sees this and makes much needed improvements. Until then, we'll seek out other venues first. read more

It was an okay experience. It was of strawberry season. We were doing U pick , there were people but not too crowded. Parking was good. We used google and that did not work out. Use their website for address. Strawberries were small but sweet. We did not get much of it. I just wanted my nephew to enjoy his own labor. read more

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Overpriced! If you're looking for a fun, festive fall outing, save your money and look elsewhere. We paid $75 for two people, and it was a complete disappointment from start to finish. The entire farm feels like a time capsule in the worst way possible--stuck in 1998, faded, and just plain depressing compared to other local spots. The decorations were dated and drab, and the rides looked like they were on their absolute last legs. To make matters worse, basic autumn essentials were completely missing: no apple cider, and not a single pumpkin spice option anywhere in sight. The grounds were a muddy mess, which made walking around unpleasant. While getting into the parking lot was easy enough, leaving was a confusing, chaotic ordeal with zero signage or guidance. For $75, I expected a lively, well-maintained experience, but Remlinger Farm felt rundown and completely forgotten. We won't be back. read more

A first time visitor to this place on Thursday, 10/16/2025 at around noon. Parking was easy to find, which we did right across from the main entrance since that lot was fully packed already. It was a short distance to walk anyway, so it was fine. Otherwise, driving around and trying to find parking near the main entrance would have been a hassle since the spaces there were much smaller and too many cars were there anyway. Once we walked inside, there was a market full of snacks - baking flavors, candy Apple, hot chocolate mix, Pumpkins, taffy, trail mix, etc. You can also buy tickets there or scan the pre-paid online QR Code in order to get Stickers to go on in. Just have to walk through the turnstile or however you call it to get to the area with the rides - Ferris wheel, merry go round, a small roller coaster and more, farm animals, restaurant and train. A short walk to each of the different sections of the farm with little photo areas were present as well, along with the arcade, bathrooms, restaurant and snack bars (only open on weekends). The other side of the farm had the U-Pick Pumpkins as you enter/exit the Remlinger Farms while driving on the main road. Anyhow for 2 Adults, 1 baby (less than 2 years old), the admission fees online cost $17.50 plus tax on a weekday. Overall, we had a decent experience as our first time. Rode on a few of the rides, including the train, which was a pretty short round-trip. Took some nice pictures, visited the petting zoo, and the bouncy place with my son. Picked out a couple of Pumpkins on our drive out and called it a day after spending 2 hours there. Would have been better if all of the rides and snack bars were open for the public on the weekdays, too. But we probably wouldn't visit on the weekends since I am sure it's really crowded and parking would be a mess. Plus, the entrance fees would be more expensive. read more

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I needed to be in Carnation for a quick meet-up, and I decided to plan a day of activities visiting the area - Remlinger Farms (and Carnation Farms). This was back on May 4th on a beautiful day. While I didn't expect the berry u-picks to be open, the place was a ghost town. The official summer opening was literally the next weekend. The brewery, café, and market were open. The aged arcade area is open. One staff member covered the front, who also runs back to the market to ring purchases. One staff member is at the arcade. I didn't step into the brewery and café. The good thing is that it was a very inexpensive visit. I did buy a pack of dried papaya that was quite tasty. Naively, I thought I would see animals. One of the staff members said we can walk out to the animal pens. We took a walk and saw cows, horses, and alpacas resting in their pens. Ultimately, it was a peaceful visit despite having less entertainment than I expected. Reading the other reviews, it doesn't look like I missed anything important. :P read more

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Saw Nation of language & deep sea diver and was super impressed with how comfortable the place was. It wasn't a sold out show and we got there about an hour before it started. No issues finding a nice spot on the lawn with shade, food was fast, plenty of bathrooms and loved the water fill station. Dance floor was spacious and the big trees and lawn were so nice! We left early to avoid traffic and it was easy to get home. Only issue was that there weren't a lot of food options and of course it was pretty expensive. Staff were friendly and helpful. Had a blast and definitely will be coming again! read more

Came to have a family fun day with my kids was asked to cover my baby while I nursed or leave (on an 80 degree day in August) I was recently at Remlinger Farms with my family celebrating my middle daughter's 3rd birthday. While my oldest daughter, who is 6, was riding one of the rides, I sat down nearby to feed my 8-month-old baby. The ride operator came over to me and told me that I needed to cover myself or leave. She appeared to be very young, so I asked if I could speak with an adult supervisor because I knew I had the right to feed my baby. Instead, I was told that breastfeeding without a cover was "indecent" and that because Remlinger Farms is a "family place," I couldn't do that there. I asked again to speak with a manager. Another person came over who also appeared extremely young and repeated that I needed to cover myself or leave. I continued asking to speak with an adult or manager, but no one ever came. At that point, I left. Afterward, I tried to find someone onsite to speak with about what had happened but wasn't able to. I emailed Remlinger Farms explaining the situation and asking for three things that I felt were very reasonable: * An acknowledgment and apology for what happened * Updated training for their employees so another mother isn't treated this way * A refund of the approximately $120 I had spent bringing my family there that day, considering I was ultimately told I needed to cover myself or leave while feeding my baby I have now reached out multiple times and have received no response. The lack of response is honestly what has pushed me to want to share this more publicly. Washington law protects a mother's right to breastfeed her child in places of public accommodation. A mother should not be told that feeding her baby is "indecent," particularly at a place whose entire business revolves around welcoming families. For me personally, this wasn't devastating. I'm a third-time mom. I'm comfortable feeding my baby and comfortable advocating for myself. But I keep thinking about the mom who might not be. The first-time mom who is already nervous about breastfeeding in public. The mom struggling with postpartum depression or anxiety. The mom whose feeding journey has already been incredibly difficult. Or simply the exhausted mom trying to take her older children somewhere special while also taking care of her baby. Being told that feeding your baby is indecent and that you need to cover yourself or leave could be enough to make someone stop breastfeeding in public altogether. Motherhood and breastfeeding are already hard enough. We should be making it easier for moms to care for their babies--not shaming them for doing it. At this point, my biggest concern isn't the refund. I would really like Remlinger Farms to acknowledge what happened, make sure their employees understand the rights of breastfeeding mothers, and ensure another woman isn't put in this position. I don't want another mom to be told that feeding her baby is indecent. I also want a place that advertises as family friendly to be better and actually support families they are supposedly catering to. read more

The kids enjoyed even with at least 4 rides being closed/shut down from the time we arrived first thing in the morning. Pony Ride Communication When we checked in, the employee scanned our tickets and handed us our wristbands and pony ride vouchers, saying only, "Here are your three pony rides and here are your five wristbands." No one mentioned that the pony ride vouchers had a specific one-hour time window printed on them (11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.). We assumed we could enjoy the park first and use the pony rides later in the day. So check the time on your vouchers! Arcade Your website indicates that the arcade is included with Fun Park admission. We interpreted that to mean the arcade games were included with admission. Instead, we found that while admission allows entry into the arcade building, all games require the purchase of a separate game card. Don't be fooled! Rock Climbing Wall Both of our grandchildren were trying rock climbing for the very first time. We observed two experienced climbers repeatedly using the wall for more than 20 minutes while the waiting line continued to grow. It appeared that they were permitted to climb multiple times before other children had an opportunity. When it was finally our granddaughter's turn, she was initially directed to the advanced climbing wall. After she struggled, the attendant moved her to the intermediate wall, which was also beyond her ability. She eventually tried the beginner wall, but by then the line had grown significantly and she was only given one attempt before being unhooked. As first-time climbers, a little extra guidance and an opportunity to begin on the beginner wall would have made a tremendous difference in her experience. I would encourage attendants to prioritize children who are trying the activity for the first time and to rotate participants when lines become long so that everyone has an opportunity to enjoy the attraction. read more

A group of us attended a concert (Buddy Guy) at the farm. Free parking was available upon arrival. Entrance was seamless. Discover is an accepted form of payment at all stations (drink/food). Our ticket purchase was assigned seating so we had a great view of the performance. General admission allows personal low chairs and/or blankets to be used as seating. Porta potties are plentiful so that one does not have to waste time in lines and miss their show. Remlinger Brewing was serving up craft beer, wine and water. A handful of food stands are on-site to order food from. I chose Pizza by Marco for since pizza is easier to eat than burgers when it's a bit drizzly outside. Exiting the concert was a bit congested so be patient. Overall, I enjoyed my concert experience at the farm and will certainly return in the future if the line-up strikes my fancy. read more

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TERRIBLE 4th of July Parking Organization and Logistical Control. "Control" was nothing more than a few teenagers who were on their phones. No forethought was seemingly put into this... read more

At the concert venue, you are not allowed to bring in your own food, but they have made no accommodation for guests who are vegan. I became vegan for medical reasons and have a dairy allergy that causes severe gastric distress. No one here seems to know what is dairy free or vegan. When asked a direct question about whether something contained dairy, I was told no, only to discover cheese in the item after taking a couple of bites. I was offered a refund, but there is no available substitution for something to eat. Even the salads are pre-made and contain cheese. Very disappointing to attend a concert and not have any options for food when we are here from 430 to at least 9 tonight. read more

Amusement park and U-pick Strawberry review! TLDR: Good attraction to sprinkle in once in a while and easily accessible from the Eastside. Went to pick strawberries for the first time ever on one of the best weather weekends to date, and it was swarming near opening time. The parking was filling up quick, but there were still lots of ample fields to pick from. Boxes and wooden carriers were provided and at $4/lb the strawberries were fresh, juicy and all around the best I've ever had. The amusement park had a great deal for Father's Day, scoring free entries for dads this weekend. Got there at opening time, secured a sweet parking spot and avoided all the lines for the attractions. The ride variety is great for toddlers and young children (def under 10 IMO), and they turn over fast to minimize waiting in line. The majority of staff are young, some unenthusiastic and of the basic "summer job"variety. Overall the space was large and open for easy exploring, but not overwhelming for my 3yo toddler to walk around himself often and be entertained. The arcade is simple/barren, and the games don't put out enough reward (shout out to the employee nice enough to gift my son a prize he almost had enough tickets for). The facility bathrooms are in dire need of an uplift. The farm market store was open for us to kill time when we arrived early, but don't expect any price deals. The restaurant can get pretty busy for lunch, as the price wasn't exorbitant (like Disney). There's a modest variety of burger options; the burgers are def some odd tasting frozen variety, but the fries are actually underrated. For the adults who need their gas, there's a brewery menu and coffee stand too. read more

Had an awesome fall outting with our two kids. Very kid / family friendly and appreciated how all the rides were included in the cost of admission. We spent an entire day here with the kids and went on a few rides multiple times (including the roller coaster). Very well ran farm / park and something that I would highly recommend to family with younger kids. There's a pumpkin farm here as well if you want to pick a pumpkin to take home. read more

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This is for the new concert venue. I have no idea about the rest of the farm. Went to see Leon Bridges May 30th. Getting there was pretty easy. Parking in a big field like Marymoor. Security was a breeze. The actual concert stage was good and lots of grass to spread out in. Clean bathrooms. But after you get seated and want some food or drinks, that's when this whole charade falls apart into a hellscape of lines and waiting. We headed out to get a beer and the lines are pretty long, took maybe 15-20 minutes to get a beer. The beer and probably the cider are all made by their own Remlinger brewery. Cool I'm thinking but no, it was like the worst homebrew the guy down the street brews in his basement. Horrible. There are mixed drinks and canned hard seltzer. $8 for a clear plastic cup that looks like they bought from bulk from Costco, probably 10ozs. I don't mind paying a little more if you they had big cups like other concert venues. But 10oz of beer. Only good thing is you can buy as many as you can carry. Bring a water bottle and dump them all in there. You can't bring in any outside food, but honestly, security was so lax, you could sneak in a couple of sandwiches. But on to the next hellscape of a wait. There are three food venues if you can call them that. Burgers/Hotdogs, Pizza and some weird mexicanish food. We waited and waited and waited for about 45 minutes and I got a cheeseburger and fries and my wife got a hot dog. Honestly, this was the most dried out crappy hamburger I've had since highschool. It was slightly warm and chewy. The hotdog was a small hotdog in a crappy little bun. The french fries I swear were made out of instant mashed potatoes. They were cold hard and chewy. ugh. The only good thing about the beer and food is that they didn't shut it down until like right before the concert was over. People still sitting around pounding down drinks before leaving. Oh after the concert our next nightmare began. Walking out took about 20 minutes to go 1/4 mile because they make thousands of people funnel through a small gate. Next we get to our car in the field and the true hell began. We started the engine and literally waited for AN HOUR to even move an inch. Then another 1/2 hour just to get to SR203. 90 minutes just to get out of the farm and of course another 30 minute drive home. Got home 2+ hours after the concert was over. I know that STG is running these concerts now. I implore you to 1. Get some more fricking food in there and 2. Add another beverage station. 3. Do something, anything to fix the egress out of the farm after the concerts. We go to a lot of concerts at Marymoor and some at Chateau St. Michelle and those venues are well oiled machines. We have tickets to LCD Soundsystem in August and I think we are going to eat the tickets because of this horrible experience. read more

Remlinger Farms - My view for over an hour trying to leave - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Carnation, Washington

Yelp says they close at 8p. There website says 6pm. What they actually mean is the park closes at 3pm but all the employees are gone by 2pm. 99% of the rides are not operating. We drove an hour and a half out for this bullshit. That being said there was a handful of rides open and the kids had fun. Short lines, got to sit in on a couple cycles in a row. The Prego wife enjoyed the train. Just wish more was available. Next year. read more

The u-pick raspberry fields looked pretty ragged and not cared for. Plenty of weeds, sparse rows, as well as overgrown areas. The berries were small, though still good. A couple of us managed a pound in about 20 minutes having to walk through several rows as the plants were picked over. The good thing was they were only $3 a pound. read more

It's a far commute for me but I've gone back twice with my kiddos because I do love their large selection of things to do here. From a horse back ride (which is an additional $5 I believe), train ride, lots of amusement park activities, animal farm. It is expensive. But I guess they do have a lot of staff they need to pay with all those activities. Their store food and restaurant is expensive as well though so bring your own snacks. read more

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Such a cool and fun place to spend time with the kiddos. I found the entrance fee to be a little pricey ($30 per person) but then again you get access to all the rides and games (except for the pony ride that's an additional cost for 2+ year olds) so it works out just fine if you're spending a couple of hours here. There's a Ferris wheel, carousel, a train ride, car ride, flying swing ride and more! My kid is 2 so there wasn't a whole lot to do, but we still got to enjoy a few rides and grabbed lunch at the restaurant. I'm not sure we'll come back next year - perhaps when he's a bit older. I think maybe 5+ year olds would enjoy it better. Food was good and service was relatively quick (order and pick up at counter yourself). We had the pesto burger and the kids meal chickens tenders which also comes with a drink and cookie. Although the burger tasted good, we spent the whole day afterwards burping garlic (sorry TMI). read more

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As a senior who has enjoyed treating my grandchildren and now great-grands to fun activities I find Remlinger's pricing prohibitive - how in the world do young families manage this! Then, if you want to buy a pumpkin!?? Unbelievable. How in the world do young families manage this place?! $162.75 pre-tax for one 3-year-old, one 4--year-old, two mamas and a great-grandmother - No. Thanks but no thanks Remlinger. Too rich for this group's grandma - it'd end up being nearly $300 for the day! After many trips to Remlinger in the past, we're moving on. read more

Remlinger Farms - One of the mom's rendition of her pumpkin frim our visit to Remlingers 24 years ago. - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Carnation, Washington

Bought 3 ADA tickets to a concert for me and my parents. The accessibility was great until we got to the ADA section of seating where we were informed only one person could accompany the wheelchair user. This is a totally appropriate rule to put in place, I am confused as to why they allow you to buy more than 2 ADA seats at a time, if this is the case. Extremely disappointing and the volunteers were unhelpful in trying to rectify the situation. We ended up sitting in the non-ADA area so we could stay together. As a wheelchair user, I was unable to see the concert being down on the grass. read more

My family loves this place and we have come every year at least once for the past four years. My kids, aged 3 and 6, absolutely love it and we even brought a group of friends here for my daughter's birthday this past summer. We've been for the summer and fall and both are good in their own rights. The rides are all fun and definitely best for kids aged 3-7. On busy fall weekends there can be long waits but we have come on a weekday in the summer or a drizzly fall weekend day and didn't have to wait in line at all. I love the pumpkin donuts in the fall and the food here is actually all pretty good and reasonably priced. We will continue to come here until my kids tire of it. read more

Mw wife and I brought our twin 8yr old granddaughters Friday for the horse and amusement rides. Unbelievable place. Unbelievable value with plenty of different things to do. It was $27.50 per person plus $7.00 extra for the horse ride. Everything else was included with the entry fee We will be going back for sure. I have also heard the concerts are awesome also. read more

This is solely for the concert venue, have not experienced other aspects of the farm. The overall ambiance and atmosphere was nice, plenty of bathrooms. We ate beforehand because we'd heard the food wasn't very good and the lines get crazy (and they did). What really turned the experience around was hearing staff members make derogatory comments about the demographic at the concert. Truly vile, disgusting commentary that almost made us want to leave because of how unsafe we felt. And then it continued. I'd heard parking was bad, so we got up at the last song and stood near the entrance. We left as the song was finishing and it still took over an hour to leave the parking lot. We were one of the lucky ones. As someone who has a background in crowd management and parking operations, this was the saddest and most frustrating part of it all. Will not be returning. read more

This review is for the concert venue. Don't see a concert here. I had lawn seats and arrived early to find a decent spot. But once the main act began all these people got up and stood between the reserved seating and lawn seating blocking everyone's view in our half of the seating area. We could not see the stage at all. One would assume Security would tell these people to go to their seats because they are blocking views of hundreds of people. Nope. The lines for food were way too long. So glad we ate before the show. I regret paying good $ to see only the top of the heads of band members. I won't be returning. read more

What a cool place! Too bad they have to close for winter time...I came here over the summer and had a blast. And my son got to experience his first rollercoaster here. The admission isn't cheap, around $20-30 a person if I remember correctly. Kids under two get in for free. They have a ferris wheel, train, panning for gold water troughs, and a bunch of smaller kiddie rides. It is basically an amusement park for littles. They have a small exhibit for farm animals, but no petting zoo. I also saw some peacocks and other birds during my train ride. One thing they could do better would be more props and scenery for the train ride. There is a part where you see some animals. But the majority of the ride lacks a theme like Disneyland ride would have. Also, they have a pedal go-kart track and it's as boring as it sounds. Certainly can do electric go karts and just put a super low speed governor on them. My son did't do the pedal go-karts. But he loved his pony ride. They got one of those spinning swing rides and a tall slide you go down while sitting on a hay sack. There is a restaurant, coffee shop, and brewery. The burgers are actually really good. And I enjoyed a shake too. There is also a small store that sells farm to table packaged food goods. All in all I loved this place and couldn't give it any less than 5 stars. However, I hope they see my constructive criticism. Note: The pictures and videos are from two different visits this summer. One with my wife and son, one with my son and my Mother. read more

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First and foremost, the kids who work here (and yes teenagers are everywhere manning the rides) are the most amazing, sweet and respectful kids I've ever met. I mean they are working with young kids for hours on end and have such sweet patience for each of them. This is the most amazing family friend establishment around. We will continue to support them as long as my kids are young enough to enjoy it! read more

Raspberry picking on 7.1.23 It was a beautiful day on the farm to pick berries! We weren't the only ones who felt that way also. After an unsuccessful trip to another raspberry farm where there weren't any ripe berries we came here. There weren't a ton of ripe berries (hence the 4 ) but enough to cover the bottom of our cardboard box AND the prices were cheaper than the other place so that was a win. We will come back later in the season when more berries are at the right stage of ripeness. read more

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We wanted to explore the surrounding areas of Seattle more and set-off on an all-day tour from hiking to wine tasting to eating. Of course we had our little one in tow and needed something to keep him entertained too! I stumbled upon Remlinger Farms which was conveniently located on the way to a winery north of Seattle. At first, our son wasn't too enthused about going to a farm and looking at vegetables, haha. BUT it was SO much more than that! When you first arrive, you'll see all the crops and it looks like a typical farm. However, once you go through the shop and enter, you'll see that there are quite a number of kiddie rides, farm animals, a really big jumping pad, and a little maze. There was even a mini roller coaster which was super fun for our son, but honestly made me super motion sick. Lol. All in all, my son was looking for a jumping castle and he totally got that and more! There were so many kids enjoying the day out and he got to try a lot of new things. Although the equipment is a bit dated, we don't have farms or activities like this where we live and so it was all new and fun for him. He was having so much fun we stayed a bit longer than planned, but it was all worth it because he was really happy. There were a lot of other rides that we didn't get to try since we were on a timeline, but the ones that we did, we enjoyed. Definitely recommend a stop here if you're looking for a fun time for the kids. read more

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I've been waiting a while to try Remlinger Farms. This place is an institution for families in the Seattle region promoting agritourism for the city folks. It is pretty close to downtown using I-90 and some pretty highways. They are also close to Snoqualmie Falls making for a nice day trip. Parking is generous but likely fills up during peak seasons. I stopped by on Thanksgiving weekend and found the place mostly deserted. They have a Christmas tree stand which was busy. The facility has a very large indoor market housing a counter service restaurant, bar, and market selling food and crafts. In warmer months, they probably have more outdoor activities. The food is traditional country fair with a focus on their fruits. You can buy frozen fruits and many preserved items with fruit - think fruit salsa, butters, sauces, etc. Pies are a big deal here. They are very good, but also available frozen in local supermarkets. I found the cherry salsa to be very good and unique. They are famous for their hot drinks and other treats too. This is a fun place to take the family on a nice country day trip to get out of the city. Remlinger Farms can easily be paired with other destinations in the area for a great trip for any group. read more

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The parking situation at this venue is just... possibly the worst I've ever seen. Have been stuck in the parking lot for an hour now, folks working in the parking lot weren't directing traffic or helping in any capacity. The venue is SO cute (great food/drink options!) but having to wait in the parking lot for an hour not moving an inch is crazy. Will never park here again read more

Remlinger Farms - Sunset - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Carnation, Washington

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The park was very good in the past but it has fallen off. We have been season pass holders for 3 years and this might be our last. It seems that the recent concert offerings have stretched some of the staff to far. It seems that some staff are leaving and some of the younger staff that remain are indifferent to fundamental items like park times. Today, the staff closed down several rides before the stated 2:30pm closing time. When questioned about it (before 2:30pm) they stated that they needed to get to the other side of the property to support the concert. When I pressed, they said that they would allow my wife and kids to ride. So they got on the swings. They were set to ride but another staff member (Carson?) come over (before 2:30pm) and reiterated that rides were closing early and reversed the original staff members decision to keep the ride open until closing. So he had my family (4 yo, 7 yo, and wife) get off the swings. It seems that the early closing impacted many families. Remlinger Farms was a great place for families in the past. Now it might be a better concert venue than a family destination... read more

You have to try the Bumbleberry Pie (Blueberries, Boysenberries (My Fav) & Raspberries. The no sugar added is plenty sweet. I took the frozen one home followed the directions (egg and milk wash on top) It was Great! read more

I was originally scared to go to Remlinger having heard there's a LOT of kid activities and rides. After seeing all the excitement, we ventured away from the traditional pumpkin patch and opted for a more amusement-like fun. We were suprised we stayed the entire day and there were things left unvisited. Lots of activities for young kids and plenty of rides for adult enjoyment too. In case you didn't know, there's a beer garden at the start. Would have been more fun had we known. read more

Remlinger Farms - Time to pick out pumpkin! - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Carnation, Washington

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Such a fun spot. Especially on a sunny day (and even BETTER when they have live music) - this is a really cute farm to visit with friends, family, or even a date. They have rides and games for kids, and restaurant and bar with all of their wines and beers/ciders for the adults. They even have a little grocery store with their housemade products. Can't wait to go back! read more

Remlinger Farms - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Carnation, Washington

Dont come here for a concert unless you had a big meal ahead of time. Getting in is a huge pain. Single lane road. Spent 40 minutes trying to get the weakest burger ever, missed half the show. They need to triple food options or let people bring in food. read more

This review is solely for the u-pick berry portion of the farm. We came by a few weeks ago to pick raspberries because our son is obsessed with picking fruit right now and we had so much fun! There were rows and rows of juicy, ripe berries and we ended up taking home a large flat of them. The farm is also huge and we will have to come back to explore at some point. The amusement park looked great for younger kids and we loved that there was so much to do onsite. Will definitely bookmark Remlinger for future u-pick activities and other attractions! read more

For concert Venue only. Acoustics were good, the port a potty's were plentiful and conveniently placed. The food lines were confusing and it took an hour to get a mediocre burger when I and everyone in front of me thought we were in line for pizza. Missed the first 30 minutes of the show because of lines. Sneak your own food in or eat first. Not uber friendly or walking friendly. I would come back now that I know exactly how to handle the flaws, but only for a favorite artist. read more

Super fun place for families with little kids. The food is surprisingly good--great French fries! The only thing I wish they would change is that every photo opportunity is branded with Remlinger Farms it would just be nice to have a backdrop that's not branded. read more

A great day of fun for all ages for a reasonable price, and we got to bring home a free pumpkin each! Rides, food and history all rolled up in one. So many fun activities to choose from. Be sure to hit the store on the way out for a delicious loaf of cinnamon bread and a jar of homemade apple blueberry butter. All their staff is friendly and helpful. Even the lady spinning wool all day like the pioneers did was sunny and smiling. ( I wouldn't be lol) check it out you won't be sorry. read more

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