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    Bob's Corn & Pumpkin Farm

    3.8 (311 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Kady S.

    I did the night maze and it was so fun!!!! My group and I arrived at 9:30 which was the last booking time. Tractor comes by and picks you up and brings your group to the maze. You get a map to follow which sounds like it's cheating but it's not because you will lose where on the map you are all the time. There are no lights in the maze, you will need to bring some sort of flashlight. (We used our phones) the maze itself is 12 acres of land and yes you have to go through everything from start to finish. Theres no short cuts. I walked about 10k steps. I highly recommend coming here!! And no it's not spooky or scary, well maybe if you get lost. But don't worry, there's workers that can help you get through. Perfect for a date night or with your group of friends! Note that it was kind of difficult on where to check in. You need a wrist band before heading to the maze.

    Squishy à la mode (SO GOOD)
    Emily Z.

    Perfect fall experience! I loved the pumpkin patch and the surprisingly hard corn maze. The best part though was the squishy à la mode, which is a slushie apple cider with vanilla ice cream and topped with an apple cider donut. SO GOOD! Also don't miss the sweet habanero pickles from the country store, they're delicious.

    Cute photo ops
    Crystina S.

    Things we loved: - So many fun food choices - All staff were so helpful and kind - Reasonable wait times in food lines - The corn kernel playing area was a huge hit - Little to no line at the indoor hay slides - Apple cannon targets - Drink options - Apple Cider Donuts and roasted corn were our top fave foods - Hot Cocoa was the top favorite drink - Multiple indoor/ covered fun things to do if it's raining - Playground area (best on a dry day) for kids had plenty of fun options - Appreciated very considerate military discounted admission Could improve: - No where did it say the zipline, trikes, etc. may close early -- there was no warning. We walked over, with 20 min remaining before the 7pm closing, and nothing in that area was open. We thought we had until the website's stated closing time of 7pm. Would have loved to do the zipline especially. - BBQ sauce had quite the spicy kick, with only one option. Recommend providing 2 options - sweet bbq & mild spicy bbq - Food was ok, but could use a bit more of a flavor kick, either with more sauce options or more spices (not spicy) etc. (we tried two typed of pizza's, pulled pork with fries, corn fritters, roasted corn, garlic fries, and sweet squash with pulled pork)... flaming hot cheeto dust could be fun too though for corn - There wasn't one single heated space or attempt at heat anywhere to step out of the cold or even get a minor break from the cold. Recommend a few outdoor heaters in the covered areas. - Abi's apples ran out of mugs, and they don't have an alternative lower price to still offer the drink with caramel, apple spice, whip cream, and a donut. Would be great to still be able to get the drink even without the mug.

    Flower field
    Alexa D.

    Bobs always impresses me! I've been for a variety of reasons- just for the pumpkin patch, sunflower yoga, the fire pits, etc, and am always delighted by the amazing staff and great fall vibes. The pumpkin patch itself is more geared towards a kids with its activities, but they still let my boyfriend and I play with the animals and ride the cow train. We love the fudge and the hatch salsa at the shop too! The flower fields are absolutely magical and the u-pick flowers are such an awesome value. I love doing this and feel like I'm lost in a field of flowers when I'm there. The corn maze is really cool and I love renting out the fire pits in the corn maze for a fun night out with friends and smores. This is probably my favorite thing to do at Bobs and the most adult friendly thing they offer. Definitely check their event calendar! They have a ton of fun stuff going on. I always have a great time here and am happy to support my cheerful local farmers.

    A packed parking lot on the October weekends
    C Hayley H.

    Always love visiting Bob's as we welcome Fall. This year we decided to stop by on their opening weekend. Rain was in the forecast, but we fortunately had no rain our entire visit. We arrived at 11am and it was absolutely empty--completely different from the packed venue we have experienced in the past. Everyone we interacted with was very friendly. We enjoyed the apple cannons ($2 for one shot or $10 for ten shots), fresh-made donuts, the impressive corn maze, corn on the cob, and farm activities. They also have a nice country story with a decent array of Bob's branded food items. The corn maze was a blast. We loved how different sections had different colors to help us indicate progress. The last fourth of the maze took us the longest with so many turns! I highly recommend Bob's every year for your family fall pumpkin farm adventure.

    Elaine K.

    Going to Bob's Corn during the fall season is a tradition for our family. Every year, we anxiously wait for them to open so we can enjoy the attractions such as family activities, pumpkin patches, corn maze, and of course, their wonderful sweet corn and other food. The pumpkin patch is one of our favorites attractions. It is huge and there are so many different types and sizes of pumpkins to choose from. We also love the Halloween pumpkins decoration they have on display, as well as in the market store with items from local farms and small businesses, and the fudge shop. The tractor ride is a must and super fun. It cross the field across the street, and when we arrive in the other field, there's a little ride with small cars, which I believe has a total of nine that goes around the corner and flowers field. The staff is very friendly. Everyone is smiley and happy. The playground area for children is huge. I just realized that access to the playground is included with the tractor ride. There are two sets of swings made from car tires shaped into little horses. It's so creative and adorable. I wish they had those swings for grownups LOL.

    This is always a fantastic place to enjoy the fall vibe! Visited here in last fall. Expect long wait for parking even - recommend their east-side parking - easier to find parking. A lot of places for kids to have fun. They never wanted to leave that place. We took the tractor ride to the corn farm and did the maze as well. Easily could get lost without the map. We tried our best to navigate without it, but miserably failed. There are a lot of play stations for kids. The food was amazing! Loved their corn & squash grills. The pumpkin donuts were yum! Picked up a pumpkin on our way out as well! An evening well spent with family! Will surely go again this year!

    Roasted corn
    Kaitlyn J.

    This place should really be called Bob's long lines. We waited very long for roasted corn that did not taste good at all. We also tried the pizza which was as mediocre at best. The signs for the corn maze are confusing and we ended up in the kid's maze instead of the main maze. The ground is very uneven which makes it not a very accessible place. The only reason it gets 2 stars instead of 1 is because the apple cider & pumpkin donuts are really good (even though we waited in line for 30 minutes to get them). There are definitely better pumpkin patches around that cost less or are about the same price.

    First crop of 2025. Yum!
    Dave C.

    The 2025 crop is in, and it is tasty! We just had some with our burgers, and it was a perfect match, sweet and juicy. Get over here as soon as you can. Is it worth it

    Mike N.

    I came to this farm back in September of this year. It was fantastic. Compared to the pumpkin patches I have been to down in San Diego, this place has a lot more going on! You park and the first thing you can walk to is a store with apple ciders and other goods. Mostly packaged food from the farm like trail mix and such. Close to this store is a water trough simulating a river that you can sift for gold in. You buy a bag of dirt that has gems and crystals mixed in it. Pour it on a screen sifter and sift for them. It is a fun activity for the littles. Just south of that is an awesome apple cannon! It is no toy either. They supervise you while you use it and it shoots apples hard and fast easily up to 100 yards. It is $10 for 10 apples though. Which isn't cheap. East of that is a indoor corn pit. Think ball pit that kids play in at indoor playgrounds, but with dried corn instead. There are little tractors for the kids to pretend dig with. Next to that is a metal slide inside a barn. It is big and you sit on a hay sack when you go down it. Totally fun. East of the barns and up and over the hill you will find a series of outdoor slides and a small play area. Next to that is a small road course for silly bikes. And south of that is a tractor pulled cart ride. Which is fun enough for adults to ride too. Off the main property you take a tractor ride to another part of the farm to enjoy a huge, intense corn maze. It is amazing. Be prepared, you can get lost! And finally next to the maze, is a pretty sunflower field. I wish I had time to see that. Perhaps I will next year. NOTE: The pictures and video I took of the UTV ride is a special occasion. The tractor was not around to take us back from the corn maze so an employee gave us a ride in that small golf cart like vehicle. It is not normally used.

    Apple cannon
    Jinny C.

    Came here for a corporate event and had a lot of fun. The corn maze was well-made and took people 30-50 minutes to complete and the apple cannon was a blast (no pun intended). Some people took home pumpkins but there are plenty of goods in the country store to peak your interest as well. Plenty of food options for snacking. The apple cider donuts and pumpkin donuts are so delicious especially when you get them fresh. I know some folks at my company were the most excited for the donuts. I can't speak for the value because I did not personally pay for the activities but the prices for the food seemed to be in line with what you'd expect at an event/fair like this. The staff were friendly and helpful.

    Pulled pork curly fries
    Miriam D.

    A FALL MUST! My first time here I was in preschool and I swear to this day it's just as fun. My husband and I stopped in during our grocery run in town, it was the calm before the weekend storm so we were able to find close parking! We picked up some corn, peaches, pickles, banana chips, gummies, apple butter and green chile salsa con queso dip. After sampling some items, we were excited to try them! We walked up to the Fry Barn and ordered the pulled pork curly fries. The staff was all super polite, and it was cool to see teenagers working hard. We will be back for fall festivities!

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    We visited Swans Trail Farms for the first time to check out their Great Harvest Glow and had such…read morea wonderful time! We weren't too sure where to get our wristbands at first but when we asked one of the staff members they were super helpful and pointed us in the right direction. There are soooo many fun things to do here! There are tons of activities if you're bringing kids, including zip lining, a maze, gem mining, and so much more. You can also hold the cutest little chicks, hang out with some adorable little goats, see the other farm animals, check out the Cidery, gift shop, apple orchard, pumpkin patch, or grab some donuts or roasted corn! I highly recommend checking out the Great Harvest Glow if you're visiting during the season. There are so many amazing light up pumpkin setups and it was such a fun way to experience the farm at night! If you're purchasing a Great Harvest Glow ticket, you can come to the farm as early as 5pm to explore before your scheduled wagon time :)

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    The Tonnemaker family grows some of the finest organic produce in WA State. Most is grown at the…read morefamily's larger farm and orchards in Royal City. You can find them at various farmers markets throughout the state, but you can also now find them at the relatively new Woodinville farm. This smaller farm serves as a base of operations for Puget Sound. But it is a working farm, and the Tonnemaker grow many vegetables right here. Cucumbers (when they are in season) are also available as you pick here. The farm stand sells the produce from both Woodinville and Royal City. It's open a couple days of the week in the early season, then moves to a seven day a week schedule as the season progresses. Everything here is fresh and organic--and delicious! And the staff is helpful and friendly. You can't go wrong stopping at this farm and farm stand.

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