7 Festive Pumpkin Patches in Snohomish County, WA

1. Bobs Corn & Pumpkin Farm

Festive Family Farm Feel

Address: 10917 Elliott Rd, Snohomish, WA 98296
Dates: Sept 13-Oct 31, 2025
Hours: 10am-7pm
Admission: $17.95

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Down some back roads, in its own little corner of Snohomish Valley, you’ll find Bob’s Corn & Pumpkin Farm. Park and walk uphill to the festivities. 

You’ll notice the first, viney pumpkin patch adjacent to the lower parking lot. As you walk up the path you’ll pass the popping apple cannons where you can watch the fruits careen across the field.

At the front entrance, Bob’s has the county’s best pumpkin display for picturesque family photos. There are plenty of pumpkin piles for multiple groups to take their photos without having to wait their turn in line.

A charming water tower has water running down the trench. Buy a bag of dirt and sift through it looking for gems and treasures like a prospector.

The line for pumpkin or apple cider donuts begins immediately at opening. There is easy viewing to watch them fry the donuts and serve them hot and fresh.

They also serve an apple cider or pumpkin cider squishie, a Bob’s version of a slushie.

Other foods that can be found are crepes, roasted corn and squash, bbq food, and Ellie Mae’s fudge. 

The gift store is full of preserves, fruit butters, honey, pumpkins, and even Cougar cheese for WSU alumni. If you don’t want to pick a pumpkin from the patch, choose from pre-picked piles here.

All the things listed above are accessible without paying for an admissions pass. For more entertainment, payment is required into the fenced off activities section.

Paid activities on the farm include:

• Corn Maze
• Apple Cannon
• Hay Rides
• Cow Train
• Playground
• Gem Mining
• Trike Track

• Kids Maze
• Big Slide
• Corn Crib
• Rope Maze
• Sandpit
• Tag

A tractor ride takes you across the street to the 12-acre corn maze and another pumpkin patch.

There’s a playground with giant tube slides, “hay” rides and cow trains pulled by tractors, a pit of corn kernels to play in, and more. 

At night, try finding your way out of the corn maze in the dark, using only your flashlight to guide you.

Rent out barn space for your birthday party, coworker party, or just for fun.

Better yet, tiki torch lined firepits are available for rent INSIDE the corn maze. Bob’s will not only make and maintain the fire for you, but you can drop your foods, blankets, or whatever at check-in and Bob’s will transport them to the firepit for you.

This allows you to enjoy walking through the corn maze, hassle free. Walk half of the corn maze until you reach your firepit (with all your things waiting). When you are done at the pit, finish the second half of the maze and Bob’s will bring all your belongings back to the front check in.

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3. Carleton Farm

The More You Look, the More You Find

Address: 630 Sunnyside Blvd SE, Lake Stevens, WA 98258
Dates: Weekends Sept 27-Oct 31, 2025
Hours: Fri-Sat 10am-6pm; Sun 10am-5pm
Admission: $15-$25pp

Carleton Farms is open year round, selling produce that’s in season along with local canned goods and unique wines from Oregon. During October they host fall festivities.

If you are at the upper parking lot, you’ll immediately smell the pumpkin donuts in the air. While they don’t serve them fresh, you can buy them by the dozen in the market section. 

4. Craven Farm

Farm Feel, Festive Fun

Address: 13817 Short School Rd, Snohomish, WA 98290
Dates: September 20-October 31, 2025
Hours: Sun-Thurs 9:30am-6pm; Fri-Sat 9:30am-10pm
Admission: $5-$22

Claiming to be Snohomish Valley’s original pumpkin patch, you can feel the nostalgia and traditions in the air at Craven Farm. Walk under the pumpkin arch and enter the expansive farm, feeling pulled in multiple directions with all there is to see and do.

Craven is one of the best farms to visit if you just want to hang out without paying for activities. Most attractions are available à la carte or with a wristband, but non-participants can still watch and enjoy the farm for free.

Cute fairy tale displays dot the area, like Snow White and the Seven Pumpkins or Pirates of the Pumpkin Patch. Heck, their corn maze is Alice in Pumpkinland themed.

Enjoy farm animal viewing, like goats or kittens.

There are plenty of food vendors to keep you satiated throughout the day. You’ll find foods like apple cider donuts, funnel cake, cheese curds, award-winning Lattin’s apple cider, and Craven’s secret recipe kettle corn. For a more substantial food they also serve chili dogs, soup bread bowls, and pulled pork sandwiches.

The pumpkin patch is in the back of the farm. Wander through the vines in search of the perfect gourd. There are plenty of boxes full of pumpkin varieties near check out as well.

Pay by the activity or buy a wristband pass. Mini golf is under a covered pavilion, a human foosball set up is ready for your teams, rubber duck races test your well pumping skills, and you can take a shot at Bigfoot with the apple cannons.

Paid activities on the farm include (a la carte or wristband):

A La Carte Activities ($5):

• Duck Races
• Human Foosball
• Hay Wagon Ride​
• Apple Cannons – weekends only
  • $5 for 3 apples
  • $10 for 10 apples
• Paintball Gallery – weekends only

Wristband Activities:

• Mazes – Alice in Pumpkin-land – Easy & Hard & Kids Adventure
• Hay Ride (Limited Runs Weekdays)
• Mini Golf
• Rubber Duck for the Races
• Cow Train Ride (Limited Runs Weekdays)
• Human Foosball
• Gigantic Bubbles
• Jump Pad

While there is a lot going on around the farm, it doesn’t feel busy or too overwhelming. There is a lot of space to find some shade or a picnic table to sit away and enjoy watching the festivities.

Barn space is available for rent. Small or large parties can celebrate special occasions in a fall-tastic venue.

Rent a firepit to cozy up to in the evenings. Craven will supply the fire, a 10’x20′ tent, picnic table, and “rustic seating”. Bring yard games to play nearby or marshmallows for roasting. 

🐕 On a couple select days they have Pooches in the Patch when they allow dogs on the farm.
This is the only pumpkin patch in this list that offers this option.

5. Stocker Farms

Bustling Carnival

Address: 8705 Marsh Rd, Snohomish, WA 98296
Dates: Sept 20-21; Sept 27-30; Oct 1-Nov 1, 2023
Hours: 10am-6pm
Admission: $24-31pp

Stocker Farms has been around since 1919 and still run by 4th & 5th generation Stockers. They are the ones who helped make Snohomish famous for pumpkins. 

Stocker Farms is loaded with things to do that will keep you entertained all day, so you’ll definitely get your money’s worth at this farm. 

Without paying, all you have access to are the row of food trucks, small gift shop, the beer garden, and the pumpkin patch. The pumpkin patch is not really a patch but more just rows of pre-picked pumpkins sorted out by type.

Stocker Farms does not really feel like you are on a farm. Rather, it has a carnival-like atmosphere, needing a wristband to access most of the farm and attractions. Kid-friendly pumpkin songs play over speakers along with ads for the farm, even though you’re already there; weird.

Included with price of admission:

The weekends will include a few extra activities like:

• Hay Ride
• Candy Cannon 
• Pumpkin Cannon
• Sunflower Fields (Sept 20-21/27-28)

Rent fire pits (admission required) and have a night of cozying up, telling scary stories, and eating s’mores. Stocker provides the fire, 10’x20′ tent, picnic table, and benches around the flames.

On select dates, Stocker Farms turns into Stalker Farms, putting on haunted nights where you are immersed in the middle of a “horror movie”.

Depending on the level of ticket you purchase you will get:

• Three walk-through haunted attractions: Slasher Family Homestead, Pogo’s Funny Farm, & Eski’s Dark Harvest
• Toxic Blaster
• Nighttime Corn Maze (no-scare)
• Access to select daytime activities

⚠️ You may encounter loud noises, jump scares, strobe effects, darkness, air blasts, uneven ground, water, mud, stairs, and hanging props that may brush against you.

6. Swans Trail Farms

Festive Farm Atmosphere

Address: 7301 Rivershore Rd, Snohomish, WA 98290
Dates: Sept 13-Oct 31, 2025
Hours: 10am-6pm
Admission: $15-$23pp

Swans Trail Farms could easily be the most popular pumpkin patch to visit. They have it all, the rustic farm feel, lots of farm-themed activities, food galore, and mouthwatering apple cider donuts (worth the long lines!).

Without admission you can access the pumpkin patch near the parking lot, shop the gift store, order food, and peek into the petting zoo area. 

 Enjoy a u-pick apple orchard with 4,000 apple trees of 4 different varieties.

Find many-a-food-option of kettle corn, caramel apples, roasted corn (which the line can be longer than the donuts), brisket, mac and cheese, hot dogs, and more. Choose from a few beautifully renovated barn dining halls to eat your meal.

I think the best free highlight is watching apple cider being freshly pressed behind the kitchen window located below the hay maze barn. If you are lucky, they will come out and give you a sample and let me tell you, the bottled cider ain’t got NOTHING on the freshly pressed apples!

With a wristband you gain entry into the activities area full of fun things to do.

Farmer Ben’s 4 Little Pigs show plays every couple of hours. A petting zoo includes animals like mini zebu, pigs, lambs, and rabbits. A giant climbing hay pyramid is great for kids to burn off energy, and the hay maze takes you through 3 stories of barn.

The Washington State themed 12-acre corn maze winds and bends with 4.5-miles of trail, taking you over 250 state roads and through 400 towns and landmarks, which are marked with historical facts.

Included with price of admission:

7. Thomas Family Farm

Expansive Carnival Atmosphere

Address: 9010 Marsh Rd, Snohomish, WA 98296
Dates: Oct 3- Nov 1, 2025
Hours: Fri 11am-6pm; Sat-Sun 10am-6pm
Admission: $5-$25

Growing 150 different varieties of pumpkins, you won’t be lacking in choices at Thomas Family Farm. 

The farm activities are a bit spread out. The pumpkin patch and corn maze are on the west side of the parking lot while the attractions and food are on the east side of the parking lot by the barn.

This is probably the most closed off pumpkin patches in Snohomish County if you don’t pay for admission. You can access the food court barn and 4,000 square foot beer garden (watching games on the big screens), buy apple cider donuts, take pics at a cute photo-op backdrop, pay to test your puzzle skills in the 5-minute escape rooms, shop the small gift shop, or wander the pumpkin patch.

Other than that, you’ll need tickets to enter the gated attractions area (separated by a theme park-sized line divider) and the corn maze. 

A La Carte Activities ($5-10):

• Corn Maze
• Apple Cannon Shots
• Monster Truck Rides
• Escape Rooms

General Admission Activities ($15-25):

The fun park will keep you busy. The mini golf course has pars listed to encourage a little competition. An inflatable corn maze keeps small kids safe and dry. Race a partner down the mega tube slide. 

You will also find a row of inflatable carnival games lining the wall like ax throwing, ski ball, and others.

Don’t leave before dark though! Rent your group a firepit by the hour. Staff will make sure to keep the fire burning, all you have to do is provide your s’mores! A 6′ table and a wooden bench are also included. Admission not required.

Thomas Family Farm also puts on the famous Zombie Paintball. From the safety of the back of a tractor trailer, drive through the farm, shooting glow in the dark paintballs at zombies who dare threaten you!

Another scary option is the Nightmare on 9 Haunted Trail. Walk on a 0.25-mile, partially covered gravel trail through the farm, never knowing what will be around the corner. Or test your bravery by walking through the Nightmare on 9 Haunted House, the famous haunted barn experience.

The corn maze is also open at night. Bring your own flashlight or cellphone light to find your way out in the dark (not haunted).

🛏️ Where to Stay in Snohomish
Make it a weekend event and stay overnight near the pumpkin patches
Snohomish Inn – smack dab in downtown Snohomish
Delta Hotels by Marriott Seattle Everett – indoor pool; 6 miles from Snohomish
Best Western Sky Valley Inn – free breakfast; 6.5 miles from Snohomish