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Best Pumpkin Patches and Corn Mazes Around Seattle, the Eastside and South Sound

Where to pick the perfect pumpkin and find harvest fun in 2025

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Best Pumpkin Patches and Corn Mazes Around Seattle, the Eastside and South Sound

Girls holding pumpkins at a pumpkin farm
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Pumpkin patches near Tacoma and the South Sound

Double R Farms, Puyallup

Dates: To be announced for Fall 2025

Cost: In previous years, admission has been free, with some activities available for purchase.

Location: 5820 44th St. E., Puyallup

Every October this third-generation family farm welcomes guests for a 5-acre corn maze and a large selection of pumpkins. Try your hand at one of three pumpkin slingshots, including one just for kids, and enjoy tractor-pulled hayrides on the weekends.

McMillin Farm, Puyallup

Dates: The farm is open daily, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Check their Facebook page for updates on special events and offerings.

Cost: Admission is free, with pumpkins and produce available for purchase.

Location: 12517 WA-162, Puyallup

This local farm, produce stand and craft brewhouse has something for everyone. Explore the corn maze, indulge in food and drinks, and pick out your perfect pumpkin from the patch.

Spooner Farms, Puyallup

Dates: Open daily, Sept. 27–Oct. 31, 2025. Check their Facebook page for updates.

Cost: Admission to the pumpkin patch is free; pumpkins and additional activities are available for purchase.

Location: 9710 State Route 162, Puyallup

Family favorites at this sixth-generation family farm include Pumpkin Pete’s Playtown, Becky’s Animal Barn, a corn maze and a huge pumpkin patch. Note: No pets allowed.

Picha Farms, Puyallup

Dates: Open daily, Sept. 27–Oct. 30, 2025. 

Cost: Admission to the pumpkin patch is free, with pumpkins and additional activities available for purchase.

Location: 6502 52nd St. E., Puyallup

This family farm offers fun without the scary stuff. There’s a themed corn maze, cow train to ride on, live music and photos ops galore. Check their website or Facebook page to know when pumpkins are perfect for picking!

Knutson Farms, Sumner

Dates: Open Tuesday–Sunday throughout Sept. 27–Oct. 31, 2025

Cost: Children age 2 and younger enter free. General admission is $19.65 per person and includes most activities. Select activities require an additional fee. Combo packages are available. Book tickets online.

Location: 16406 78th St. E., Sumner

This is another patch where selecting a pumpkin may not be the most exciting thing for kids. Standard admission includes access to a dizzying array of kiddie fun, including the cow train, hay maze, tricycle course, digger pit, barnyard animal visiting and lots more.

Maris Farms, Buckley

Dates: Open select dates throughout Sept. 27–Oct. 26, 2025

Cost: Tickets are exclusively available online. Prices vary by day, ranging from $25–$40. 

Location: 25001 Sumner-Buckley Hwy., Buckley

Your crew will find pumpkins here, and will want to take a crack at the 5-acre corn maze; there is also an array of what Maris Farms calls “agri-tainment.” Activities include zip lines, wagon rides, pig races, catch-and-release trout fishing, mega slides, an animal barn, trike racing and tons more. Maris Farms has evening attractions, too: a not-haunted flashlight maze and a very haunted forest (yikes!).

Rutledge Family Farm, Olympia

Dates: Open daily, Sept. 20–Oct. 31, 2025. Check their Facebook page for updates. 

Cost: Admission to the pumpkin patch is free, with pumpkins and additional activities available for purchase.

Location: 302 93rd Ave. S.E., Olympia

Fun by day and frightening by night! This pumpkin farm features a haunted maze, plus plenty of activities for little ones during the day. 

Schilter Family Farm Fall Harvest Festival, Olympia

Dates: Open Wednesday–Monday throughout Sept. 27–Oct. 31, 2025

Cost: Admission to the pumpkin patch is free during weekdays, with pumpkins and additional activities available for purchase. On weekends, admission is required, starting at $17 (grants access to additional activities). Children age 2 and younger are always free.

Location: 141 Nisqually Cutoff Rd. S.E., Olympia

Pumpkin picking at this farm may get short shrift from your crew when they see all the other activities on offer. Explore two pumpkin patches, a 5-acre corn maze and family-friendly activities during the fall harvest festival. It’s free to access the pumpkin patch, but if you want in on all the fun, you’ll need to purchase a wristband. Don’t miss their new train rides around the farm!

Lattin’s Country Cider Mill & Farm, Olympia

Dates: Weekends only, Sept. 27–Oct. 26, 2025

Cost: Free entry; food and activities for purchase; $5 parking.

Location: 9402 Rich Rd. S.E., Olympia

Lattin’s Fall Festival is a staple in many families’ fall calendars. Pick your own pumpkins, feed the animals, go for a wagon ride, go to the petting zoo, stock up on all the apple goodies at the farm store and more! 

Carpinito Brothers, Kent

Dates: Opens Friday, Sept. 26. Check their Facebook for updates.

Cost: In previous years, admission has been $7, with additional activities available for purchase. 

Location: Patch and corn maze: 27508 W. Valley Hwy. N., Kent. Farm Fun Yard: 6720 S. 277th St., Kent

Carpinito Brothers offer U-pick pumpkins, two giant corn mazes and yummy harvest snacks such as roasted corn on the cob. The farm’s intricately designed maze features a new design every year. Keep an eye out for what to expect in 2025!

Briscot Farm and Pumpkin Patch, Kent

Dates: Wednesday–Sunday, Sept. 10–Oct. 31, 2025

Cost: $10 day pass; $5 for seniors.

Location: 27329 78th Ave., Kent

This family farm has a U-pick pumpkin patch, adorable animals you can feed and pet, yummy concession food, a play yard with games, and a bounce house (when the weather cooperates)! 

A few pumpkin-picking tips:

  • Bring hand sanitizer. Many farms have only portable toilets.
  • Dress appropriately. Wear your boots for muddy farm trails and dress in layers for typical Seattle drizzles.
  • Mud-proof the trunk for muddy pumpkins and boots. Bring spare shoes for the ride home.
  • Have cash and a card on hand for activities and food; some farms may take cash only or cards only.
  • Leave the stroller behind ... and the dog. Typically you’ll have a bumpy landscape to traverse, and most places are not dog-friendly (though a few farms welcome leashed dogs, as noted).

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