I visited the pumpkin patch on October 21st. It was busy and I did find parking and it was on the end which was a plus near where we had to cross. We mainly went for the "Hotdog" stand and lemonade. We were pleased that it tasted good, the drink was not sweet at all and tasted very sour. I would not buy again. We also got kettle corn and it was tasty! I might try a visit during the week. We did not get a pumpkin this time as we had to leave earlier than we thought. It's just down the street from me well a few miles. read more

You are at a pumpkin patch because A) You have a kid B)You are a kid or C) You want to act like a kid. Other than that, you can get a pumpkin at your local grocery store for the same price and quality, but you go out of your way to visit a pumpkin patch for the whole experience. There's a million pumpkins in all shape and size, you'll find a pumpkin that's right for you. What's that quote; there's many fishes in the sea, here it'll be there's many pumpkins in the field, don't get hang up if the one you think you want is taken because they'll always be others for you to choose from and most likely it'll be better because you'll learn to know what you want. Besides pumpkins, there's a corn maze, a market with fresh produce, and a couple other activities that you can do with the kids. It's free to get into the pumpkin patch itself, but cost if you want to do the corn maze. It's a really cute place to take photos for the fall. Sometimes it gets muddy and I recommend wearing boots or shoes that you don't mind getting dirty because even if it's not raining that day, it might have not dry up from the day before. Tell me about your experience if you've been here or is going to after reading this review:) read more

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Yelp is specifically made to review places AFTER the fact. Also it's questionable why you would want to sweep this under the rug by calling a manager instead of posting it online. I wonder how many others have been treated this way? I'm frankly disgusted by you condoning this. The discretion you are asking for now is what you should of given this employee instead of ruining people's fall festivities. read more

Decent pumpkin patch but 2 pumpkins for $40?! Absolute robbery. It's honestly a shame.

All Of These Animals Seem Sad And You Aren't Allowed To Touch Any. After The Corn Maze, Tractor Ride, And, 'Animal Fun House' It Will Run You $44 For Two People. The Experience Is Dull, And Unless Your Kid(s) Is 5 And Under, You Won't Be Entertained. It's Not The Same As The Years Before. Maybe It's Just COVID But This Years Pumpkin Patch Is Not Worth The Money. read more

We've been here before and had a great time in the pumpkin patch, lots of pumpkins to choose from, but this year we decided to take our dog and when we got there we were told dogs are not allowed. I would be fine with this rule if we had known about it in advance, but it isn't listed anywhere on the website and there aren't even any signs when you get there. Very disappointed and we will not be going back. ....Ok, we went back without the pup, but only because they have the best pumpkin selection. Upgraded to three stars. read more

Coming from the south end of Seattle - it's one of the closest pumpkin patches you can visit without having to trek extremely far so that's definitely a plus, also being right off Hwy 167 it's pretty convenient to get to as well. Unfortunately that's really all they have going for them - I remember going a few years back and prices were cheaper - the play area for kids were even free, hay rides were cheaper and the corn maze was reasonably priced. Call it inflation or profit - but now everything costs money. Hay rides are $4/pp which isn't steep but they charge anyone above 2 years old - so it can get spendy for larger families. Corn maze at $11/pp is very pricey. I will say having the pumpkin patch on one side of the road and the play area on the other side does help alleviate traffic flow and makes things not as busy which is also a plus, having police officers direct traffic makes it safe - but it's still a trek if you have little toddlers/babies in tow. Folks working there are always pretty friendly and the selection of pumpkins are plentiful - but for what they charge for the entertainment side of things - it's more bang for buck if you venture to the outer skirts of the city limits to find a pay one price and play all day kind of cost, instead of per ride/game as Carpinito charges. Overall though - if you're just looking for some fun outside and some pumpkins to carve - this is still a great place to visit! But you if want games and options to actually play - go else where. read more

Loved the display of 1000 lb pumpkins and there was a great selection of pumpkins to choose from. Easily the best pumpkin patch in the area

We've only been to the Carpinito bro's pumpkin patch a few years, but every year it's a ton of fun! This year, our daughter is almost 2 so we went over to the family fun side first, which across the street from the pumpkin field. You have to pay to get in, and children under 2 are free. If you have young ones, though, you could just make this your spot as they have many pumpkins to choose from here as well - from giant to itty-bitty. They have a mini maze made of straw bales, a personal favorite of our daughter. There is "calf roping" on saw horses, a water pumping game, giant bowling and some other activities. They have roasted corn, kettle corn, etc. As well as a giant corn pit for the kids to play in. There are some farm animals to look at and goats to feed (there's a vending machine of food) however they were full when we approached and didn't want to eat anything. They have a hay ride that my daughter had fun on, and I bet most kids would, but you don't see a whole lot so it's less cool for adults. Across the street is the pumpkin patch. It's free to go in. You only pay if you want to take home some pumpkins (they also have a produce stand, food and seasonal potted plovers). They have a large corn maze (cash only!). You can go pick a giant pumpkin in the field and take your photo with a few props (don't worry, they have plenty of wheelbarrows. Pumpkins were .39 cents per pound), choose some smaller already picked varieties and sip cider or eat roasted corn and enjoy the fall. It's a great activity close to Seattle. They have lots of parking, attendants to help the flow of traffic, and a traffic officer helping at the street crossing. It's also very easy to get to from either I5 or 167. read more

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The corn maze was the best part and super fun! There were tons of pumpkins to choose from. Wish there was more seating around the food area. Strawberry lemonade and kielbasa was good. We liked how the admission to the pumpkin patch went towards your pumpkin purchase! read more

Carpinito Brothers Pumpkin Patch - Food stands - Farmers Market Near Me - Kent, Washington

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Fun! Fun! Fun! What a great pumpkin patch with lots to do for little ones and adults who still have that kid-at-heart nature. We came by on a VERY busy Saturday afternoon and it was jammed packed with cars and people. The cars moved through the lot quickly. There was parking available on both corners of the street and behind the farm buildings too. Even with the abundance of cars, we managed to quickly find a spot. One side of the farm is the Farm Fun Yard with animals for viewing. There was a beautiful cow. A sheep, upon seeing you, would immediately want to be scratched and petted. Too cute! Of course I obliged! The baby piglets are so adorable! There were baby goats, chickens, pheasants, geese, and bunnies. There are signs warning you not to stick your fingers in the fence but they were just too cute! I broke all the rules!! There's a huge play area filled with corn kernels that kiddos can roll around in. I didn't partake in that. Parents may frown upon it. There are other kiddie entertainment as well as well as a hayride for $3. Across the street, there's the corn maze. You have to buy tickets at $9 for adults and $6 for kids. That was so much fun going through the maze. After the maze, we went through the field of pumpkins to take our pick. They have wheelbarrows for you to borrow. Warning! After a good rain, the ground will be super muddy! I highly recommend a good pair of rain boots that you can hose off later. Make sure you have protection on your car's floor mats too. The mud just adds to the fun of everything! We manged to pick out 5 pumpkins for carving. Once you've picked them out, you get in line for the weigh station, which moves rather quickly as there are two stations. Staff is amazing! Everyone we've come across have been upbeat, friendly, and quite helpful. Our pumpkins came out to 88 lbs. total, which cost a little over $30. We ended up buying two bags of kettle corn as well. YUM! They do accept credit cards. Once you get to your car and offload your pumpkins, there are quite a few staff members picking up the wheelbarrows from you. I felt everything was organized and thought through. read more

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Really fun/good/cute pumpkin patch!!! I'd give it five stars but I went there last year and this year and they have one huge problem here.... the rotting pumpkins!! I have never been to a pumpkin patch with so many rotted ones, in all honesty! (We probably go to three diff pumpkin patches each fall). I don't think they pick them up because there were so many you had to stomp on top of and fall over just to get to some good pumpkins! But their selection of good pumpkins IS awesome! After you get past slipping on some rotted white mush with eight zillion flies that wiz out of the area.. Side note too last year I did the ultimate Pinterest fail pumpkin carve with my baby and I needed a huge pumpkin to put him in, and I really bought a huge pumpkin, not expensive at all and was in good shape and everything ((this year we didn't buy our pumpkins here-went too early)) So their pumpkins are pretty good. But this year we went for the kids fall activities! They had WEEK OLD PIGLETS *insert heart eyes emoji x6* and they were freakin adorable rolling around and playing. When we went they also had roosters, bunnies, geese, goats (that you can help feed kinda) and a cow. I'm not sure if the cow was friendly or whaaa, cuz there was no fence so it literally was trying to lick this one little kids face ?????? Idk lol I stayed back because I'm no cow expert They also had a cute huge corn pit that kids could play around in. but it was super duper COLD! The corn was freezing cold and my son had several layers on but I wouldn't recommend playing in there very long because your kids' hands will be frozen! And also some fuckin parents just don't watch their kids and they were chucking handfuls of hard ass corn at each other... The hay play place was a good alternative for my young toddler. A place filled with hay on the ground, a tractor tire, and two slides. Very fun!! My husband took our son through the little hay maze, we didn't do the hay ride tho Also you would normally have to pay for those parts for kids aged 2-12 (I think it's 12) but our kid is only 1 so we all three went in free. Except the lady still asked how old my husband was (he's 22......) but yeah Fun experience. I'd recommend it. A lot of pumpkin patches don't have enough things to keep kids occupied but this one surely DOES!! read more

Carpinito Brothers Pumpkin Patch - Corn! - Farmers Market Near Me - Kent, Washington

We come here every year. It becomes like a scavenger hunt for them looking through the field of pumpkins for the perfect one. They sell hot chocolate and kettlecorn too! Great way to spend the afternoon. read more

Starting July 4 .....it's started to sales veggies and fruits. Gardening tools flowers.....etc. you'll see many fresh products until Thanksgiving. Especially all kind of pumpkins In Halloween. After Thanksgiving....started to displaying Christmas trees. All left over veggies and fruits are less. All day all year fun to see this place!!! read more

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Absolutely loved the corn maze, which is worth $11/person. Apple cider and kettle corn were delicious!

This pumpkin patch was an unkempt mud pit. The paths were full of sink holes and the patch was like walking in quick sand. If you are looking for a quick selfie and a 'grab and go' experience then this is the place for you. If you are looking for a true pumpkin patch with actual pumpkins on the vines with a farm like feel, drive up the hill to Pfaff Farm. 29204 124th Ave SE. Auburn, WA 98092 read more

Carpinito Brothers Pumpkin Patch - Unkempt mud pit - Farmers Market Near Me - Kent, Washington

This farm has recently expanded in the past few years. The Carintino Brother's Farm expanded into what used to be Smith Brother's Farm. On what used to be the Smith Brother's Farm side is now a hay maze and a little area with farm animals. Across the street is where the corn maze and pumpkin patch is. The corn maze is a lot of fun because every year they have two new designs that compliment each other. For example, this year is a castle and a dragon. The corn mazes are roped off nicely and as long as you follow your map, you will find all the hole punch stations and you will get through the mazes just fine. The maze does get a little muddy in some areas so I recommend rain boots for you. The pumpkin patch is a little different this year, it's been moved more towards the highway side of the field and the side more towards the checkout stands is all grass. There is still a large selection of pumpkins that you can pick right off the vine. Also there are a bunch of new wood cut-outs of cute things for you to take pictures with... Like a pumpkin, black cat, ghosts, etc. Even though they laid down beauty bark for the paths, it still gets pretty muddy. So I highly recommend boots and gloves. Also some of the pumpkins are still attached to the vines early in the season so bring a pocket knife to help you get them off the vines. If you don't want to go through the pumpkin patch itself, they do have a bunch of pre-picked pumpkins towards the front. This year they have pink pumpkins, pumpkins with warts, and of course the mini jacks. They charge per pound on the bigger pumpkins and the smaller ones are usually buy 2 for $1 or something like that depending on the type you get. There is a weight scale station in the center of the up front area where you drag your wheel barrow or cart full of your pumpkins to. They'll give you a post-it note with the weight of your pumpkins and the cost. Also in the front area is the vegetable stand with a great selection of fresh produce like corn, celery, squash, onions and more. There is a kettle corn station where you can watch the kettle corn be made fresh. And this year there is a braut stand where you can get more tasty food! Oh and don't forget the delicious roasted corn! There also is a few honey-buckets and an ATM machine for in case you forgot to bring cash. With all of that's going on and including the newer farm animals and hay maze, you can easily make an entire day of getting your annual holiday pumpkins! Grab some rain boots, a light jacket and the family and head down to the Carpinito Brother's Pumpkin Patch! This makes an excellent family tradition to bring in the Fall season! read more

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I love pumpkin picking! Who doesn't? I've been coming to this spot for at least 6 years and each time is always a great time. Just off of 167, you'll find a pumpkin paradise.. From a corn maze to the butter-licious fresh roasted corn, kettle corn and fresh produce--you'll find everything that will get you into the fall spirit! They provide carts to start your pumpkin picking journey so you don't have to carry those big suckers back. But once you're out in the fields it's GO time to find that one perfect pumpkin. And I assure you, you'll find that perfect one each year :) **Just remember, the weather isn't always perfect so wear footwear that you don't mind getting muddy.** read more

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A little crowded. But they are letting everyone in, so you're guaranteed entrance with a mask. Large selection of pumpkins still. We weighed our pumpkins again at home because it seemed high to us and their scale is about 13 pounds over. But they have to make money somehow. They tare the scale to a wheelbarrow but we all use different wheelbarrows and I can't imagine they all weight exactly the same. read more

We took our 3 year old and she loved it! I think the "fun yard" is good for probably 3-7 year olds mostly. For $4 a person it's not bad. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is cause you have to pay an extra $4 for the hayride and I felt like that was a waste of our money! It's only a few minutes and all you is ride by the cabbage. Was hoping to go by the pumpkin patch or beautiful trees on the west side but nope just a bumpy short ride. Save your money and don't do the hayride! read more

It was my friend and I, first time at a pumpkin patch. Had a lot of fun! The maze was fun, the food was sooo good, and saw all the cutest animals! read more

This place is alright, lines out of this world. corn maze was not that big, and not much activities that I found compared to other places. usually I see have pumpkin slingshots or some kind of pumpkin blasting or more food stands. This place had like 2 stands for food and one line running all the way to the bathrooms. read more

Great selection of pumpkins for the kids, already off the vine. It was a muddy day, but that's expected on a rainy weekend. The kids had a blast and we left with some great produce. Parking was limited and crowded but an attendant was on staff. read more

Carpinito Brothers Pumpkin Patch - Farmers Market Near Me - Kent, Washington

Pumpkin patch this year with the kids was great. I really only go for the corn on the cob which was outstanding as always. Kids got pumpkins. Ran around a little bit and had hotdogs and kettle corn and caramel corn. Can't wait to go back and get my Christmas tree. read more

Carpinito Brothers Pumpkin Patch - Farmers Market Near Me - Kent, Washington

Loved this place! Great pumpkins to choose from, and tons of food, too! I blogged about it and included lots of photos. :) http://www.littletranquility.com/pumpkin-patch/ read more

Carpinito Brothers Pumpkin Patch - Cinderella Pumpkins! - Farmers Market Near Me - Kent, Washington

Convenient pumpkin patch to get to. Staff is friendly. We've done 3 years in a row and have had a good time each time. This year they implemented a $5 per person entrance fee which can be applied to your purchase. Probably to help ensure people don't just come to wander around for nothing - which I think is a good idea. It was busy when I went, but things are super spaced out there, so it wasn't a concern. They are quick to weigh and also checking out is quick. They have a corn maze to, but I didn't partake in that activity. Also a covered market that sells lots of produce. Got a cabbage that was like twice the size of my head! read more

Fellow Yelper Sarah M. & I have an annual pumpkin patch tradition. We decided to try a new place this year (mostly because I wanted something closer to South Seattle) and it was a winner! This place is fairly big. It's split by a street and on one side you can freely wander the pumpkin patch to pick your own, or you can buy pre-picked ones big and small (and gourds!). There are a couple stands for hot dogs, popcorn, cider, and other snacks. Across the street is the more adventuresome side - it cost money so we didn't check it out, but that's where the kid activities and animals are. It wasn't overly crowded when we went, but it was earlier in the season. I'm looking forward to going again next year! read more

This is a great place for families, the vast pumpkin fields have many cute stands for pictures and the corn maze is different each year, they offer stands for food and drinks, and the caramel corn is delicious. I highly recommend coming here for a true pumpkin patch experience read more

Really awesome pumpkin patch, I highly recommend the roasted tacos and kettle corn they cook fresh there in front of you. Pumpkins were very cheap, atmosphere was really awesome and everyone was very friendly wish they had cold cider and fresh mini donuts, Maybe that's not a thing here maybe that a Michigan thing but could really bring a lot of people here read more

Went to Carpinito's Pumpkin Patch with the fam last weekend and had a great time! The main hit was the corn kernel pit for the kids. Even if they left with corn in their britches it as well worth it! Highly recommended for a family fun putting. Weather was perfect and not to cold. Overall a great place to visit!! read more

This is a great pumpkin patch! One thing that sets it apart from the others is that there is a lot of pavement in the kids areas which would be very great prevent the whole place from becoming a muddy quagmire when it rains (which it always does). Another thing that is great is the produce that they sell. Super fresh and (today they said) everything but the onions were grown on the farm. There were lots of animals to interact with and fun activities for the kids plus an extra long and scenic hay ride. Here's a pro-tip from me: go early in the season before it gets too crowded! read more

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Awesome pumpkin patch! Super busy though, but they have a great selection of pumpkins and lots of really cheap veggies for sale! Got a bunch of spinach for $1 and 8 large peppers for $2!! They also had really good looking popcorn and cider:) read more

Just FYI....Carpinito Brothers charges you to get into the pumpkin patch where you are going to buy your pumpkin. Never been charged to go look at pumpkins before. You can apply the fee to your pumpkins but what if I just want to look? You pay for ever person in your party whether buying a pumpkin or not. They also have signs posted that face mask is required. If I had a dollar for every person here without a mask I would be a millionaire. You could argue that it is outside but their are so many people here in a small area it's like being at Disneyland without a mask. Thanks for keeping everyone safe Carpinito Brothers. read more

It would be a fun place to spent some time, but only If you don't need to use bathroom. There are only portables ones and they are all disgusting! Not a good experience if you have kids! read more

Overview: This was my first time visiting a pumpkin patch in a long time and this place lived up to my expectations and memories as a kid! The patch is quite large with plenty of parking and lots of pumpkins to choose from. They have a corn maze that you pay separately to enjoy. Friendly warning that pumpkin patches can quite muddy so wear appropriate shoes! Saw several people struggling to walk through the pumpkin patch. If you're visiting the patch halfway through the season like we did then many of the nicer looking pumpkins may seem to have already been claimed but some people miss the other pumpkin patch located behind the corn maze which still had many nice pumpkins when we went. Lastly, this place also provides free wheel barrels to grab your pumpkins so that's very convenient. read more

Adorable and filled with activities! The staff are super friendly and greet you to provide an overview of the facilities when you arrive. Activities include: barn w/ petting zoo, apple slingshots, two corn mazes, hay ride, human foosball, and a sort of mini-golf setup. This is in addition to the pumpkin patch, espresso, and cider stand. Overall, we had a great time! read more

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The kids love going here every year. Big open field, organized and polite staff. At checkout, we always grab a bag of kettle corn for the drive home. read more

Excellent location and parking is on site! The west side location is for Hay Ride, animal sightseeing, snack shops, and Hay Maze while the East side location (across the street) is mainly a pumpkin ranch with a produce department. This pumpkin ranch is truly a wonderful place to take kids and families. The ranch ends on October 31! read more

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I was disappointed in our visit to Carpinito Brother's Pumpkin Patch this year. The 'Fun Yard' had less offered (which it to be expected because of covid) but they charged $6 per person to get in - even for adults... The goat feed was broken again and the cost of the Hayride was $5 per person (additional) which seems absurd especially when you have to pay for preschoolers. Additionally, their website was misleading by only listing admission for the pumpkin patch.... our preschool group was under the impression the Fun Yard was included. When I brought this up to upper management I was treated so rudely to the point where I will never return. If you add up the Fun Yard, Pumpkin Patch, and Hayride it comes to $16 per person which is ridiculous. I strongly suggest driving a little further out and paying $13 per person at Thomasson Family Farm where everything is included. Even laser tag!! To make matters worse, my kiddos talked me into purchasing a bag of kettle corn on the way out and it was burned. Another wasted $7. read more

A great place for families! It's conveniently located right off the highway and is easy to find. There's a wide selection of pumpkins in all shapes and sizes and they're constantly restocking. The larger pumpkins are sold by the lb and the smaller ones are cheaply priced. I bought 60lbs of pumpkins plus 4 small ones for $30! They also have a fun corn maze for all ages. It was nicely maintained and not crowded. I definitely recommend coming on a non rainy day because it can get very muddy. There's also food in case you get hungry and a fresh produce section. Overall I was very pleased and impressed with this pumpkin patch. read more

Carpinito Brothers Pumpkin Patch - Small pumpkins in front and large pumpkins in the fields - Farmers Market Near Me - Kent, Washington

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