If you see a glow in the air and leaves falling it’s that time of year! Time to start putting up your giant Skeletons, making cider, and thinking about where you’ll get the best pumpkin to grace your porch. Here’s a guide to the best pumpkin patches near Seattle — and, for that matter, in the “upper left” part of Washington State, including North of Seattle or the Kitsap Peninsula — so if you’re in Seattle some of them may require a drive or a ferry ride, but you can make that part of your fall fun. We’ve added a map, here, so you can see where they all are.
For other Autumn activities, we’re in the process of updating our Autumn activities post.
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Map of Pumpkin Patches Near Me
Here’s a map of pumpkin patches in our database. Note that this map may not just be pumpkin patches near Seattle but any added by visitors, so it may show pumpkin patches outside of Western Washington. But it will show you where the closest pumpkin patches to you are.
List of Pumpkin Patches Near Seattle and in NW Washington State
Here’s a list of the “upper left” Washington State pumpkin patches and farms known to us, or those added by visitors. If you don’t see your favorite patch here, you can add a location here if you’re logged in.
Some of these are small farms with simple patches which can be great if you want to avoid the chaos of some of the larger farms. Others are large farms that hold big “harvest festivals,” with things like pony rides, tractor pulls, etc. You can click on the farm name to open a page with a map and more information for each location.
King County Pumpkin Patches
If you really want to find pumpkin patches near Seattle, here are a few right in King County.
Fall City Farms
They also offer mini donuts and hot cider.
Jubilee Farm
The Harvest Festival happens on weekends from 10-5 in October and features hayrides, animals, and cider.
The U-Pick pumpkin patch is open weekdays from 12-5.
Carpinito Brothers
Entrance is $7.00, but you should check their website in case of price updates. That's for the pumpkin patch. They also have a corn maze and farm fun yard which are priced separately.
Generally, hours are 9-6.
Oxbow Farm and Conservation Center
Generally, they've been open 10-5 for the pumpkin patch during most of the month of October and feature hayrides and other family activities.
Kitsap County Pumpkin Patches
Fat Turnip Farms
Remlinger Farms
The annual Harvest Festival generally runs 10-6 from late September through October and features wagon rides, pony rides, an apple canyon and, of course, pumpkins.
The standard price for 2024 was $29.99 with discounts for seniors,
Pheasant Fields Farms
Years ago, I seem to recall they had a haunted farm -- which was fun a(and scary) for my kids when they were younger.
That is no longer, but they generally have a bunch of other activities besides pumpkins and corn maze which may include:
- Zombie train
- Paintball shooting gallery
- Hay ride
- Animals
- Homemade caramel apples
At the time of this listing, their hours are:
- Tuesday-Thurs 2PM - 6PM
- Fridays 10-6PM
- Saturday 10-6PM
- Sunday 12-6PM
Please check their website for any changes in hours and an updated schedule of events.
Scandia Patch Farm
They don't have a website, that we know of, so you'll have to verify their hours year to year.
But it's lovely place to visit, especially if you don't want to go to one of the larger pumpkin farms.
Suyematsu Farm
Hours are Monday-Friday 1:00pm -6:00pm. Saturday and Sunday are 10:00am -5:00pm, but check their website to verify.
As far as other activities, they have tractor rides and a Kiddie Hay Maze.
Mason County Pumpkin Patches
Hunter Farms
In Autumn, they have a huge pumpkin farm that features events, animals, tractor rides (you should catch the tractor out to the pumpkin patch!), and a corn/hay maze.
In the past, they've had a pumpkin catapult contest (!) But we'll need to see year to year if they're still doing that.
Their pumpkin patch generally opens up October 1, and is open throughout October.
They charge $5 admission which includes a bracelet that lets you in on the pumpkin farm, tractor rides, maze, and into the barn to look at the animals
Pierce County Pumpkin Patches
For some reason we weren’t finding any. We know they exist!!! If you know of any Pierce County pumpkin patches that should be here, please add one or let us know.
Olympic Peninsula Pumpkin Patches
We found fewer pumpkin patches in the upper left of the upper left, so both Clallam County and Jefferson County pumpkin patches are listed here. If you know of any that should be here, let us know!
Wilderbee Farm
Their pumpkin patch is just a pumpkin patch -- they don't do corn mazes, tractor rides, etc. But if you go from 12-5 on weekends, you can sip some mead at their meadery!
They also have sheep and walking trails.
Snohomish County Pumpkin Patches
For some reason, Snohomish County has a LOT of pumpkin patches. Guess it’s all the farmland.
Bob's Corn and Pumpkin Farm
The festivities at this 40 acre farm include an apple canyon, rope maze, and a 12-acre corn maze.
Note that our featured image of corn, here, is actually from another farm.
Biringer Farm
Craven Farm
The pumpkin patch features a bunch of activities from a beer garden to an "Alice in Pumpkinland" maze (which looks incredible when seen from the drone shot on their website), a Kids' Maze, tractor rides, a cow train (no, the poor cows are not pulling a train! It's a train contraption for kids that is pulled behind a tractor and painted with cow spots.), and apple canyon, rubber duck races, "Human Football," axe throwing and, of course, farm animals.
I haven't been there since my kids were small, but have fond memories of this one. Perhaps I'll go again this year!
Generally prices for the activities are $5 each, but they also sell wristbands.
Dogs are not allowed except for a few, specific event days. See Pooches in the Patch.
Bailey Family Farm
The pumpkin patch is generally open from late September through October on weekends from 10:00-5:30 and on weekdays from 12:00-5:30.
Fairbank Animal and Pumpkin Farm
Swans Trail Farms
They have a kids' area, a corn maze, fresh-pressed cider, and warm apple cider donuts, aside from their pumpkin patch.
Stocker Farms
Special activities, such as the campfire, are extra.
In addition to pumpkins, you'll find a maze, pumpkin cannon, mega slide, beer garden and a list of various attractions that is just too long to list here!
Whatcom County Pumpkin Patches
Bellewood Farms
They're open from 9-4 Wednesday-Sunday
What you should know before visiting the pumpkin patches
Can I Bring My Dog?
Most pumpkin patches do not allow pets. We’ve noted it on the individual location page if their website says, explicitly, that they do or don’t. If it doesn’t say anything, assume that you can’t bring your dog. At least one has a special day or two when dogs are allowed.
Dress for the occasion!
If you didn’t already know: pumpkin patches can get muddy! Forget wearing your heels. Get some waterproof, mud-proof boots and check the weather. I have a fond memory of walking through the mud with a wheelbarrow full of pumpkins and my (then) three-year-old daughter. But it was a mess.
Do I need reservations?
Know that some of the pumpkin farms require that you buy a ticket in advance. Some have special events or activities that require a ticket (e.g. one has campfire reservations where you can make s’mores). Please check before you go.
Also be sure to check their hours. Some pumpkin patches are not open every day, particularly the smaller ones.
What are your favorite pumpkin patches near Seattle? Or favorite Washington State pumpkin farms?
Pumpkin Patches Poll
Also, if you know of any additional pumpkin farms that should be added to this list, let us know or add one here.
