I want to start off by saying that I'm leaving this review from a guest-of-a-wedding perspective, and I am only reviewing the venue, but not the services from each contractors. For privacy reasons, I can't post too many photos either. The pros: The view is breathtaking, The indoor facilities are beautiful Thank goodness for multiple restroom stalls The cons: The parking lot and the paths from one place to another within the venue are not paved, so it's extremely difficult and not too safe to walk in heels. The entrance is sort of hidden. Had it not been the sign for "event entrance" and the off-duty cop standing there, we wouldn't have seen it. read more

Fox Hollow Farm - Attraction Farms Near Me - Issaquah, Washington

I will preface that the venue itself is gorgeous. However, there were too many red flags to feel comfortable moving forward. We traveled over an hour and a half for our scheduled wedding venue tour, only to find that the Fox Hollow representative was a complete no-show, which was incredibly disappointing. One of our initial concerns came from other Yelp reviews mentioning theft, robbery, and poor security. Based on our experience, it doesn't seem like those concerns have been addressed. Since no one was there to meet us, we ended up giving ourselves a self-guided tour--and noticed that a large ground-level window was wide open. It would've been easy for someone to climb in. Even before the tour, communication was poor. Some emails went unanswered, and overall responsiveness was lacking. I can only imagine how frustrating that would be after booking. I really wanted to like this venue. It's a beautiful space, but unfortunately, the lack of professionalism and ongoing concerns made it an easy decision to pass. read more

Very affordable and much more beautiful than any venue in Seattle. After working in catering for 20 years. This venue has every type of space, barn, two types of tented areas and loads of cute tiny homes for a kids play area Rent a bus in town to pick up your guests and bring them out to this oasis for your next event. read more

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We were ROBBED!! Literally. Don't use this venue! The cars get broke into and they know this and has happened before and they didn't have security or anyone on stand. What kind of venue does that ?! 40K and you can't even have a secure event? The biggest day of your life ruined- ROBBED AT A WEDDING! UPDATE it is now 9:00 pm same day of the wedding and the bridal suite was broken into and all the purses and credit cards stolen!! Is this a sick joke? I'm absolutely baffled this place is a crime ring. I don't even feel safe walking around anymore. How does this even happen. We are scared and are leaving early and walking each other to cars IN THE PITCH BLACK mind you because they have no lights in the parking lot that was robbed earlier in the day. Do not. I repeat DO NOT have a wedding or any event here! I've never experienced such violation someone is watching your every move to steal from you. read more

Dont come here unless you want to get robbed On October 6th, 2024 I got my purse robbed at this location, along with the decorators phone and wallet. Since I am from Canada visiting my friends wedding, I had all my ID's, cards, iPad, wallet and my passport in my purse. Once it was stolen from my car while we were loading & unloading, we finally found a security guard. He looked so confused and he began repeadingly defending himself, that he had no way of noticing any suspicious activity (he sat in his car in the parking lot). I found out later it was his third day on the job. There were no cameras and this security gave no further instructions and followed no safety protocols. This is likely a case of negligent training. It dissapoints me the most to hear that this happened again, and even worse, the next week at the same venue. No couples were informed from this venue. Although this place seems quaint and calm, its absolutely not safe. read more

Review for 4th of July open farm today. Pros --can enter the pen and pet bunnies, goats, pigs --the bque meal served was actually pretty decent for only $10. Bque chicken , chips, drink, watermelon, red vines. --can bring in whatever with you- your own lunch etc --corn pit --kids driving ATVs and watching parents dodge out of the way --beautiful property Cons --We could not figure out how to enter ! It was 10:45am and no one else was trying yo enter same time as us and I swear we went back and forth trying to find where someone who worked there was to accept our entry ticket --the playhouse with the 2 slides ( coolest looking one according to my almost 5 yr old) was locked. No sign to say out of order or anything though so I watched a ton of frustrated parents and kids try to break in or run up slides instead --the line to get ice cream is same as entrance. This was really frustrating. --i miss the train and big bouncy houses from years ago and the corn pit use to be bigger. And there use to be pony rides! And horses to pet in the barn. Now its just an entry area with snack. Just not the same. --hard to tell who staff was. No one wearing any shirt or badge that i saw. Could have used help when I was telling a girl Not to pick up bunnies. read more

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I'm actually pretty surprised at how low the rating for Fox Hollow is... What the hell?! I actually was drawn here because of a vintage/estate sale that I saw advertised on Facebook - it was also advertised that the price was dropped to $5 for the day so I wanted to check out what the farm had to offer since I'll have a little one of my own here soon and need to know what kind of family-friendly places I want to take him too. The sale was trash and not as great as the FB advertisement made it seem, but I'm not letting that effect my review rating. I just had to get that out. Right before the entrance to the farm, and where you buy the wristbands, there's a little coffee/snack shop where you can buy ice cream, small snacks, beverages, etc. I got an iced Raspberry Latte - not good by any means but whatever. The farm itself is such a fun little spot! For three adults coming here, we spent a little over an hour exploring. I think that's a pretty good amount of time - if we were to add our little one in (I mean it'll be a few years til he actually enjoys somewhere like this, but still) I think we could manage to get an hour or two out of it again. There's macaws, horses, pigs, goats, birds, bunnies, you name it. The goats were my absolute FAVORITE. These guys were NOT shy with humans at all and definitely had such little personalities! They love to suck on your fingers and will straight up eat your clothes so don't turn your eye on them for even a second. They have no shame in their eating game - even if it's shoelaces or heavy cardigans. There's also little gardens to check out as well as a corn pit. Corn pits are always fun to play in when you have little kids with you. LOL. There was a big field with different games & activities going on, but it was for kids, so naturally we stayed away. I definitely had a great time here and can't wait to come back! If you want to make a full day of being in this area, Fox Hollow is literally RIGHT across the street from the Poo Poo Point trailhead - hit up the trail or picnic in the fields and watch the paragliders! read more

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A beautifully magical, breathtaking backdrop. Incredible food. Wonderful day-of event staff. The venue embodied these qualities on the day of the most memorable day of our lives, all qualities to expect in a highly ranked, new property that celebrates the union of two people for life (or work gatherings, social events, etc). But, leading up to the day of, we'd like to share our constructive feedback with the aim that it will help improve the experience for all future events, organizers, hosts and guests. The Sales and Event Coordination teams created stress, problems, inconsistencies and frustration constantly. Their general lack of property knowledge, inability to express empathy or compassion, and incredible ability to say "No", and to change agreed upon terms was impressively appalling. Our site tours were led by someone that couldn't express personality, excitement or enthusiasm (she was our Event Lead). Let us preface our review by stating that we have prior experience in Event and Wedding Planning as a profession, and we completely understand that things come with a cost. What we were routinely blown away by was the complete lack of personal engagement we received from the staff. Take, for example, the event space and tents. For a venue in the Pacific Northwest, prone to rainy and wet conditions, the property had no solutions - their event space didn't have walls, We were promised they were working on it, until we were told we'd have to rent these (and pay for install) from a third party vendor. It wasn't until our final walk-through that the staff said they installed their own walls, with heaters. But, Fox Hollow left an installation charge (of several thousand dollars) on our invoice that we caught after getting written confirmation that the walls were installed and up for the season, at no charge to us. We then were told days out that they did not in-fact have heaters (even though they charged us for them on our invoice) and we'd have to scramble to get them from another vendor. If we hadn't asked one final time to confirm, we would've shown up expecting heaters, and had none, despite this confirmation in writing. It's hard to express the months of inconsistent communication we had on this topic in a paragraph - but suffice it to say, the staff needs to improve their communication and their internal training, knowledge and understanding of what the property they are selling has, and can accommodate. Further, the concrete floor in the reception tent is not level, and is surrounded by dirt that quickly became mud on the day of our event. We had standing water everywhere at our tables, food stations and dance floor, an obvious safety hazard and not what you pay tens of thousands of dollars for (bridal and guest dresses were soaked up to knees by simply walking around on the concrete floor). The site isn't properly equipped with lighting along the walkways or near the Manor house, which led to one of our guests slipping and breaking his arm - not the experience you want for any of your guests. Wedding venues and the event staff should be gleaming with excitement to sell the opportunity to share their property with you. The Event Staff certainly does not do this. We viewed ourselves as only inconveniences to the Event Staff. We sincerely hope this review highlights opportunities for improvement, to focus in on customer service skills, hone in on property training, consistent communication, and above all else - property safety. Standing water and lighting absolutely need to be solved before anyone confirms this venue for their special day. We'd be happy to discuss this with Landmark Events Management in further detail with the hope that our constructive feedback is received and heard read more

Super disappointed in the Halloween event. If you want to spend $55 for smores then please proceed. I found the staff to be rude and not really wanting to fulfill an additional ask for smores when it was listed as "all you can eat. Also WARNING-dont attempt to to buy a main coon cat from here (LUXE KITTENS) They border on unethical with how they handle the process...very misleading in their dealings. read more

Attended a wedding here and it was honestly the most boring, unspired, basic wedding ever. If you want your dream wedding, don't do it here. It won't be special or anything to write home about. But if you have a limited budget, beggars can't be choosers. It's pretty well suited for the crunchy granola rustic girl who wants a wedding on a farm. No offense. read more

Just went to Fox Hollow for a wedding of my niece's. The setting is pretty and plenty of buildings and covered areas to get in and out of the rain. Plenty of clean bathrooms and plenty of parking. Here are the cons... the parking lot is not lit at night nor do they have security cameras or any type of surveillance on site. I know of three vehicles that were either unlocked and ransacked with items taken or windows broken out in order to gain entrance to steal all the belongings. Police were called at 10:15pm and chose not to come out to the venue to take a report. Victims were told this type of theft has been a problem at the location in the past. One of the vehicles, which was locked, lost a firearm to the incident and that still wasn't enough to make the trip out to investigate. So disappointing to what was a beautiful and enjoyable evening. Price for value, in my opinion, is severely lacking. read more

A very small, but cute family run farm that I try to always come visit in the fall with my toddler son. By fall, it's cool enough that there's no bugs, and no poop smell lingering... that I'm comfortable hanging out in barns and animal coops ;) Lots of cute bunnies, goats, chickens that can be pet and fed! Mini ponies, and some not so mini pigs! There's a tiny clean pumpkin patch that is great for photo opportunities, especially with the fall color back drop! My sons favorite is definitely the mini atvs! He just turned 2, and he's pushing the pedal to the medal! Definitely lots of good fun. Come during the weekday, to get the most bang for your buck... as it is $10/pp. and another $$ to get some food to feed the animals :) read more

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BEWARE: Extreme risk of theft during weddings - do not book. We're learning now that this venue was aware of the risk of theft from vehicles and from the bridal suite (because it has happened multiple times in 2024), and yet they never communicated these risks to our wedding party. The venue was responsible for providing security in the parking lot during the ceremony, but they didn't have their security guard scheduled to arrive until an hour after the ceremony began (because it was still light out). During this time, at least 6 cars had their windows broken and were robbed. Separately, the venue told the bridal party that our belongings would be safe in the bridal suite throughout the day. Later in the evening while everyone was in the reception area, robbers went through the bridal suite and stole several purses and wallets, including the IDs of people who needed to fly home the following day, and proceeded to spend thousands of dollars at nearby stores before we could cancel the cards. The venue's manager on site directly lied to us by telling us that this had never happened at Fox Hollow before. Our unaffiliated wedding coordinator was personally familiar with a similar situation in August. This venue costs over $40k and does not have a lit parking lot, no security cameras anywhere on the property, does not provide adequate security (one security guard in total for several acres of property), does not secure the bridal suite, and has not provided assistance after the fact. The robbers somehow knew precisely when vehicles and the bridal suite would be most vulnerable, they gained access deep into the property to rob the bridal suite, and they made it out without being seen. Do not use this venue! read more

Alright it seems like this place has a bad rap from a few years ago. Went to a wedding this last weekend and it was a good looking venue. The groomsmen stayed at the venue. The place COULD be immaculate IF they painted some interior, buffed the floors, updated some plumbing fixtures and re finish the deck. This rating is strictly based off of atmosphere and location. I do not know what the rate was but if more than 15k paid I'd rate it lower. But for the location and amenities... owners, invest another few thousand in to said upgrades and you're sitting on a gold mine. Overall, great place for wedding and reception! read more

This review is specifically for their current Country Christmas and Festival of Lights event that should be adhering to COVID protocols. To be honest, it's closer to a 1.5 star for me. This place always felt slightly poorly run before COVID and now it's even more clear perhaps because of the pandemic. I read some comments on FB before deciding to come to this event that said the pumpkin patch did well with COVID restrictions so I thought it should be fine and we'd give it a try. First, we came around 3pm where we had paid more for the "lights". Since it was still bright, not much to enjoy here sadly and there was definitely not enough to do here to get us to stay til dark. So it felt even more overpriced. As for COVID, there were way too many people not wearing masks. Entire groups in line for the Santa tractor ride were not wearing masks. Most kids were not wearing them, even those clearly over 5 years old. The outdoor food court was too small - an area where most people would naturally not be wearing masks because they are eating/drinking. Pre-COVID there were actually more picnic tables and areas open for eating that would have actually improved this situation. Also they had someone doing balloon animals which is a great idea but the person was also in the outdoor food court / seating area. Which meant that the line (that was not socially distanced) was also congregating along with all the unmasked people eating and drinking. The whole area was a bit scary. They also had 3 fire pits for smores which would have been a great idea but since it was just so close to all the other people standing around, it was not good. Also the smoke smell was very strong, even though I was only walked through this area a couple times. The Santa tractor was disappointing to see. I had read online that it'd be different where the Santa would be in front of the manor and you could ride the tractor to his area, but I guess they had changed how they were doing it a couple days before. Instead you actually could ride on the tractor w/ the Santa. I was not comfortable with this. I realize that there is open air and Santa is masked but it felt like there was a lot of people that were getting closer to Santa than they would have been throughout the day (and these people that I saw were not masked) which meant extra risk to Santa. Overall there were also just not enough activities to warrant the price. The saving grace was my son really enjoyed feeding the animals (there were 2 emus, 1 pig, 2 reindeer, 1 cow, another couple guinea pigs I think, and 3 rabbits). Each food cup for the animals was $3 and the emus can eat one cup in 15 seconds. I bought 2 cups so that did not last us enough time to stay til dark to enjoy the lights. I felt like I got a bit jipped paying extra for the 3pm timeslot. I understand it's tough to operate under this environment and since my son did enjoy the animals, I give 2 stars but there was a lot that can be improved. At the very least mask wearing needs to be enforced, the outdoor food court should be expanded or they need to sell less tickets as it was super crowded, and they can move the balloon animals to another area where people can actually line up and be socially distanced. read more

As a huge supporter of local businesses, do not waste your time or money. A great cute idea, but horribly mismanaged on the COVID front - zero markings of distance (people on your back in every line), unmanaged large populations of people in small enclosed space (such as the market, which I believe was about 4 vendors), shared and crowded fireplaces and no signage. Absolutely worth $5-$10! While understanding the need to make the work worth the time, this experience is absolutely not worth $23 a head! You'll see a cow, some rabbits, 2 reindeer and 2 emus. Then have no idea how to engage in s'more making, wait in a balloon line for 30 minutes for only 2 kids to get a balloon and give up, and ride with Santa in a circle (super creative idea!!) after waiting in a 30 minute line with people breathing down your neck. We were able to keep occupied 10 minutes and then became so frustrated with the crowds that we had to leave. There's not much to do beyond 20 minutes anyway. I wanted to love it so badly! Maybe for early school aged kids, it'll be magical. But I was so disappointed! read more

Fox Hollow Family Farm had one of their Macaws sitting outside in the rain with a straw umbrella covering that seemed to be leaking in certain spots... and the bird was literally shivering, wet, and looked depressed. Many families noted that it looked miserable as they walked by. It was obvious to me that the bird shouldn't have been out like that. I was already cold with a Columbia jacket... can't imagine how the wet parrot felt. read more

Fox Hollow Farm - Cold, Wet, Shivering, Bird. Seemed lethargic and unhappy. - Attraction Farms Near Me - Issaquah, Washington

The quality of this place really is about luck. This time we came here for their Fall Festival. Cons: There were barely any baby animals. Their false advertising through pictures is frustrating. Sometimes there are four goats and babies. This time there were two goats, no babies. Sometimes there are five little piglets. This time there was one pig, and it was definitely not a piglet. The chicken coop area was closed, as was the apple orchard. The turkey was NOT happy to have people around. We were all guided away by the turkey's grunting and chasing. The miniature horse was biting children's hands, but that was more because kids don't know how to hold their hand flat. The play house area was overrun by wasps on the roofs. The tractor ride you pay for is just a short drive through the farm, which you walk around anyway. The bonfire is a great idea, but the fire was out and it just billowed smoke the entire day. Pros: Staff are really nice! The farm has cleaned up a lot, including having the corn bin inside, and the bounce houses being clean. The rabbits now have their own enclosure. There a handful of baby bunnies, which would let you pet them... as long as they were asleep, haha. There are electric ATVs for kids to ride. My son loved those the most. read more

The farm is beautiful however the fall festival is not catered towards toddlers. Save your money and go to Bobs corn maze or The Swan at farm trails. You do have to buy tickets online (check in times promote social distancing). But it was still so crowded ! The whole thing is mapped to follow a line but everyone was still very close. Maybe some have more patient toddlers then me but mine didn't want to wait in line to barely see the animals. There is not much space to run around. We bought the 3-4 slot time ticket and they promptly close at 4 and will ask you to leave. I feel like this is a better place to take a date to rather then your family. read more

Loved the Fall Festival here. There are lamas, big pigs, birds, guacamayas, goats, kittens, big rabbits, and don't know what more! Lovely pumpkin patch with a nice structure at the end. Hay for a group pic and doll houses for children. There are two fireplaces outside with couches so you can enjoy your cocoa, pumking coffee or hot cider. Guacamayas fly all over. So cute!! But to cold for them :S the state is very pretty. You can take a walk through the game places and get to the creek and have a snack. They sell cake pops and have a truck ride!! The staff is very friendly. Be early because it gets busy and line for coffee is attended only by 2 people that will deliver pues to other rooms too. They are understaffed. I guess because is a family business. But a huuuge recommendation would be to watch for the animals because they might get stressed and frightened by too many people :( Prices are good during the week and on weekends they charge more because it's per car. But totally worth it :) read more

Fox Hollow Farm - Attraction Farms Near Me - Issaquah, Washington

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Such a cute family farm. They have lots of decorations, animals to feed for the 5 dollar feed cup, kitties to pet. They have a play house area. On the smaller side and a little older but my kids loved it. I just wish they would have worn gloves in the food area. They did good trying to get people to wear mama though read more

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This place is awesome. There is a 10 dollar per person charge up front and I believe horse back riding costs extra (which we didn't participate). This is a great price imo for what you get to do inside. There are bunch of farm animals and cats(!! Cute and some fat ones !!) kids can observe and touch, mini full B ball court, corn.....pool, and mini race track with battery charged cars that kids can ride around. Last week when we went, it was perfect for taking photos with all the Sakura flowers fully bloomed. So pretty here. Highly recommended if you have kids! read more

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I went to Fox Hollow for the fall/pumpkin event. It was a bit pricy.. Should be around $40 for what was offered however the Layout and structure of the activities should of had a bit more engagement from the farm on things like the bounce house. The farm is beautiful! Just walking around it was serene. The coffee's offered were incredible! I had the bear claw mocha and it was delicious. All-in-all its a good deal if you have a big car (you pay for the car load not per person) filled with family and friends. I'd like to visit the farm if they have a Christmas program. read more

The family and I went there for the Pumpkin Halloween season had a grand oh time! Great theme! The Halloween decorations was good for the kids and not to scary. Animals was cool and chill! Hugely recommend this place! I don't know what people are talking about with the bad reviews! Staff was nice. read more

Fox Hollow Farm - Attraction Farms Near Me - Issaquah, Washington

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I went here a few years ago - it's expensive but in my opinion, worth it. I didn't actually participate much in activities but as an observer I think this was so worth the costly price for kiddos. I would say expect to spend a few hours here and take your time! Get your money's worth and enjoy. Pack snacks. You may get corn kernels in your shoes. read more

I'm taking time to write this review out of concern for the safety of the animals at Fox Hollow Farm. I was there with my daughters this morning after pre-purchasing tickets. We immediately saw that the parking lot was jammed packed and total bedlam, as it's unclear where designated parking spots are and no one bothers to direct traffic. There was a line out the door due to a special event of seemingly several hundred people. (BTW you never have any idea of such events when you buy tickets in advance on their website.) We would have left had we not bought tickets, but decided to wait in line and go in. The first thing we saw once being admitted is people pouring into the animal pens with no regard whatsoever to the posted restrictions on the number of visitors at one time. The animals looked completely miserable. Two baby pigs escaped. When I reported it to one of the teenage staff members, she said, "Oh, they do that all the time" and went back to her cell phone. Kids chased the animals who were trying to run away while parents smiled and took pictures. My eight-year-old actually said, "Mommy, I'm scared for the animals" and started crying. Everything else in the negative reviews is true: long lines, insufficient (and frankly incompetent) staff, overcrowding, diminishing attractions, bratty kids, aggressive parents, etc. But it's the lack of care for the animals that was most disturbing. And the problem only seems to be escalating as the area gets more crowded. We used to love this farm, but after this morning's visit, we feel it would be unethical to patronize it further. I gave it two because the grounds are beautiful. read more

I don't even know where to start. So many, horrible, horrible things happened. One of my best friends got married here last night - we were all so excited and over the moon to celebrate at this beautiful venue and their love. It's voted the best in the state - let me just say, that should be thrown in the trash and burned. This place is HORRIBLE. And I mean absolutely AWFUL. It's an absolutely stunning venue but if you don't care about getting your car windows smashed, rummaged through, and having your personal belongings stolen out of the HOUSE. Yes you read that right, THE HOUSE. Then sure this is your place! Cars were broken into during the ceremony (before security shows up - strange right?) and then the house gets broken into during the reception. How suspicious - all perfectly planned for when people aren't around. It's as if someone working the venue or for the venue knew the schedule and knew when people wouldn't be around.. multiple purses, phones, and belongings got stolen. Thousands of dollars were being charged on their cards. Cops were called and they didn't show - probably wondering why huh? It's because this happens ALL THE TIME AT THIS VENUE! Are you joking? We were told by the wedding coordinator that the last time she worked there, 10 cars got broken into and she was shocked they didn't up security after that. And you guessed it, those 10 cars were broken into during the ceremony. This is a regular occurrence at this venue. This hasn't happened only a few times, this has happened MANY times. You have to dig deep for the reviews that warn you. This was my best friend's dream venue. Her dream day. It was ruined by the events that took place. Your dream wedding day and wedding now has this memory. I'm heartbroken and so angry for her and her husband. The venue is well aware of these events and they don't do ANYTHING. They didn't warn them that this is a regular occurrence. For how expensive this venue is, you'd think they'd have security everywhere and cameras. Not one camera in sight and one security guard. DO NOT BOOK THIS VENUE!!!! read more

Please do your self a service and DO NOT get married at this venue. One of my closest friends got married there Saturday, October 12th. The venue itself is absolutley stunning with gorgeous views, food was amazing, and plenty of parking for guests. It was her dream venue. Multiple times throughout the day, I asked her how she picked such a perfect day because you could not ask for better weather in October on the west side. Her perfect day was very quickly ruined when at least 5 cars got their windows smashed in and belongings stollen, perfectly timed to be during the ceremony and later in the evening (again perfectly timed to be when no one was around, busy eating dinner at the reception) 6+ purses with everything in them (credit cards, ID's, keys) were stollen out of the bridal suite inside the house. (where we were assured everything would be safe in the house) Thousands of dollars were spent off multiple people's credit cards at nearby stores before people realized from getting unauthorized charge notifications. The groom suite was not touched so they obviously knew what they were doing. The venue tried saying this has never happened there before when there is literally reviews from a little over a month ago of the SAME situation and the independent coordinator that my friend hired, said it happened at the last wedding that she helped at this venue in August. We're finding out now, a previous bride just a weekend before, had the same thing happen at hers as well. So please, unless you're ok with your dream wedding being ruined and you and your guests car windows being smashed and belongings stollen from the bridal suite, DO NOT host your wedding here!!! read more

My family and I have been to Fox Hollow several times and always had a great experience however this year the trip was disappointing. They're transitioning their focus from a family experience and farm animal experiences to a full on wedding venue. There once was an abundance of animals to interact with, bounce houses all ages and adventure around every corner. If you look at the website it's clearly misrepresents the current environment read more

Just an okay time. Our drinks took forever, the animals were sad and no one was making sure they were okay with the hundreds of people all over them all day long. We saw maybe 2 people who worked there the entire time. There were a few things missing that were on the website also which was annoying. read more

Fox Hollow Farm - The best thing we saw the whole time! This guy has major personality, super funny - Attraction Farms Near Me - Issaquah, Washington

I regret coming here for Easter event this year, was hoping better experience for $50. The front door staff didn't explain anything we were confused walking around. It was understaffed, staff were not friendly, disorganized, too many people, no one enforce social distancing, don't feel really festive there (lack of decors for a special event). There were no egg hunt just a bunch of dirty open egg shells laying on the floor. We were instructed to get the egg shells then go redeem candies with Easter bunny. And we were instructed only grab 12 pieces of candy for each child ourselves and if you touched it you have to take it. The candy was less than average, in fact we got some melted/bad candies. It was a long wait to meet Easter bunny, no real photo just taking picture with personal phones. Easter bunny was not escorted, no staff helping to manage 1 family at a time with the bunny. I do not feel the advertisement is accurate "each family will have a personal meet and greet with the Easter Bunny himself (who will be handing out treats!) " -- I guess I had high expectation with that price tag, left disappointed. Will not come back again and will not recommend to friends and family. The venue is nice, lots of opportunities. But definitely job NOT well done there. I should have researched it before booking, looks like there are plenty of 1,2 star reviews. read more

Fox Hollow Farm - Very small candies, each child is allowed to only have 12. $50 admission I was expecting better candies. - Attraction Farms Near Me - Issaquah, Washington

This is definitely worth the drive from wherever you are! We came from Puyallup just to visit this farm. $10 per person to get in, which I thought was a pretty good deal considering everything you get to do. The main reason why I wanted to come today was to see the less than 2 weeks old piglets! Man oh man, did they steal my heart right away! The best part is you get to go inside the pen & actually interact with them. You can pet them & have them eat out of your hand, chase them around & completely let them melt your heart with cuteness! They also have rabbits, goats, horses, kittens (yes, 5 week old kittens!) & chickens. They have an area where you can ride quads & little john deere gator tractors. Cute miniature houses with slides are available to play on & you can throw birthday parties & rent out space. Overall, I think this place was amazing for a family day. Theres so much interaction with the animals & just a lot to keep your attention. It's a good activity to do to spend a morning or afternoon killing some time. Plus you get to see some amazingly cute animals. read more

Fox Hollow Farm - So cute - Attraction Farms Near Me - Issaquah, Washington

Came for Olde Christmas. There was a candle shop, a petting "zoo" with a few bunnies and a couple pigs, fire pits with no seating, and a walk through some inflatable Christmas figures. That's it. We left after 20 minutes and didn't miss anything (we asked). read more

Great place for toddler photos. We went during the Fall Festival and there were cute areas with pumpkins and hay bails set up. Plus, all the cute animal petting areas. The surrounding nature and the farm buildings all seemed perfectly positioned for photos. Both the 3yr olds in our party loved it. They loved the animals, the bouncy houses, the kiddie tractors they could drive. I was disappointed in the "train" because it was so small. But over all the place was do cute, we enjoyed ourselves. And the smores was an extra nice touch. Each smore kit is $3, so kids pricy for 1 marshmallow, 2 crackers, and a bit of chocolate. But you could cook it over the log fire yourself. Totally worth it so that I don't have to build my own fire, since my kid is always asking to do smores. We purchased tickets online for $10 each because we heard they have been selling out on weekends and turning away ppl who did not already have tickets. They only allow a limited number of people and cars in per each session. There are two sessions a day to choose from: 10-1pm or 2-5pm. Most everything is included in the $10 entrance fee. So it's comparable to visiting other pumpkin farms. Pony rides are an extra $5 and the line is super long. A cup of veggies to feed the farm animals was $4 Wear boots because the cute farm animals do leave stinky messes every where. And restrooms are limited (lots of Honey Pots). By end of day, there was not water left for washing hands. But there were lots of hand sanitizers throughout the farm. Luckily I brought my own baby wipes. We ended up stay the entire 3 hours, got great photos of the kids, and I know they will talk about this place for a while. We will definitely cone back in the spring. read more

Fox Hollow Farm - Petting area with lots of cute goats and ducks roaming around. - Attraction Farms Near Me - Issaquah, Washington

Let's start with the parking- it's awful. If you go on a rainy day or you know the ground is mush DO NOT COME! If you don't have a truck I wouldn't even attempt it. It's a mud pit. The entrance for Fox Hollow is also confusing af. Put if you reached the mud pit, you found it. Now, we haven't even gone in to see the little activities they've got going on but the parking alone is throwing everything off. They opened this in '09 they could've rocked it or paved it. Such a huge disappointment right off the bat. read more

Fox Hollow Farm - Parking for Fox Hollow - Attraction Farms Near Me - Issaquah, Washington

I thought it was a nice place to visit, despite my uber cranky child who wouldn't wet her feet on the muddy ground or touch any animals. It's a working farm so there is poop and mud. They have chickens, horses, peacocks, parrots and macaws, cows, goats, rabbits, pigs, cats. There are play structures but they were wet and my picky kid deemed them "dirty." The corn pit was fun. She refused the bouncy house. She rode on the pony and after some drama about wearing the helmet she decided the pony was ok. She refused the train as well. It's not really a train, it's a carriage towed behind an ATV thing. $10 to park in an empty field and $20 for kiddo to enter, adults are free. It has lots of areas to explore, a salmon river running at the back, and beautiful spaces to stop and admire. It would be picturesque for a rustic wedding or party. I'd like to go back when it's dry and warm, but only mid week when school is still in session. I can imagine it gets very crowded. read more

Not surprised at all this place have such a bad rating. I got intimidated by owners for posting a review on google. About the price? Enough said in other reviews, Ripoff!!!!! Its like paying to breathe air. Got a handwritten piece of paper as a receipt for paying cash :) Total garbage!!! read more

Fox Hollow Farm - Attraction Farms Near Me - Issaquah, Washington

Not wroth the 55 bucks. I would go somewhere else. Don't worth the money. Didn't had a corn maze like the say. Everything over price

Bummed. Lovely spot and has decent bones to make this place great! But understaffed and unfriendly staff. Went to the "beach party"-- which were inflatable balls and tubes and one semi-broken sprinkler. Splash pads? Not a single one. They said "lots of activities" but that's not true. The picture on their website aren't accurate in real life. Overpriced too. Animals seem well taken care of. Great location and we loved the creek. But we feel like we paid $50 to play at a creek because that's really all there was to do. Will we return? Meh, probably not honestly. read more

Despite having time slots to space out guests, it was absolutely packed when we arrived. There was no enforcement of social distancing whatsoever. They had people packed into the enclosed animal structures, there was no one limiting how many people were in at one time. It made my husband and I extremely uncomfortable to be there with a small child. There were also several people not wearing masks. I did not see any staff enforcing the mask rule they state on their website. Extremely disappointing experience. read more