Happy Fall Y’all!
I’m not going to lie, it may just be the basic white girl, pumpkin spice lovin’ side of me, but boy oh boy, do I love fall. I’m pretty sure if you go into the bathroom and shut off all the lights and say pumpkin spice latte 3 times… I’ll appear… like in my fall get-up… and then tell you all about my favorite pumpkin patches in Washington.
Okay, that was creepy, but my love runs deep.
On a more serious note, Washington has some of the cutest pumpkin patches, come October. Complete with pumpkin sling-shots, hayrides, corn mazes, and even petting zoos! So, I thought, why not do a little ‘round-up of my all-time FAVORITE locations, just in case you were having trouble deciding where to go this year.
Kapeesh? Okay good, lezzzzgetstarted.
Keep in mind… these are rated in no particular order… mostly ‘cuz I love fall and consider myself an equal pumpkin patch opportunist. That may or may not be a term I just made up.
Have you ever wondered where the notorious hay-stack spiders were from? Spooner Farms is the answer! They’re open daily and offer everything from pumpkin slingshots to corn mazes, to live animals! Spooner Farms Website
Complete with a 5-acre corn maze and duck races. Yes. You heard correctly. Duck races. If that doesn’t get your fall-loving heart racing, then maybe the farm animals and hayrides will! Maris Farm is one of the larger pumpkin patches on this list and has over 30 different family-friendly activities to keep everyone entertained for hours. Maris Farms Website
Not only does Carpenito Brothers offer a U-pick pumpkin patch, corn maze, hay rides and farm animals, but they have an awesome produce market, nursery, and garden!! Not to mention, if you stop by in December, you can explore their beautiful assortment of Christmas trees. Can I get an Amen? Carpenito Brothers Website
Corn Mazes, hayrides, and pumpkins, oh my! This is a great little location, located right off the freeway. It’s one of the smaller U-pick pumpkin patches, so it’s never super crowded. Plus their pickled goods are super cute! Mosby Farms Website
A local gem for Puyallup, Picha’s Pumpkin Patch is a family owned farm with a great assortment of pumpkins. Sip on hot apple cider while you wander the 7-acre corn maze or test your arm at the notorious pumpkin slingshot! Explore the fields of pumpkins, but be sure to strap on your Hunter boots, cause it gets a bit muddy! Picha’s Farm Website
This list is spot on! Spooner Farms is our family favorite. It’s free entry and since we always visit at least once a year, it’s like coming back home.