We love the Hunters family farm! We've been here 2x since buying our home right down the road 2 years ago. It's a beautiful little farm. We love coming here and walking around. Every staff member we encounter has been wonderful and very hardworking. We went on Friday, as soon as they opened to avoid the crowds and just enjoy being outside. It was $15 per person to get it in, not horrible. There is a petting zoo, and I think the food to feed them is like a quarter, in the little turn machines. There is a big bounce pad for kids, which I believe is included in the price of admission and a train for kids. There are food trucks additional cost obviously , a slide, corn maze and photo ops. It was a beautiful day. We love all the pumpkin and gourds. All our pumpkins was around $60 and I'll include photos of the lot of them! 10/10 recommend! I do believe they do something for Christmas as well, we will have to check that out! read more

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Came here on a weekday and bought our tickets online. First thing we did was the big purple slide which really gave me anxiety when I was looking down but as soon as we slid it was so fun! I've never slid on a slide that high before and Jay sat on my lap and he loved it. We next visited the train ride station which was appropriate for my son (2), he liked the surprise dinosaurs and dark tunnel. We watched the alpacas, goats, turkey and pig. My son loves tractors, backhoes and farming machinery so all the tractors we perfect for him. We really enjoyed our time there and we didn't have to wait in line for anything since they're limiting the amount of people at a time. Bonus was all the cute places to take pics of the kiddos read more

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Week 44/52 in my endeavor to try one new (to me) local spot per week! Every year, a group of my best friends and I take our kids out for Halloween activities - and what's spooky season without a trip to the pumpkin patch? They recommended Hunter's and I'm so glad we were able to check this place out! Tickets were pre-purchased online and you check-in at the front of the barn. Quick and easy process. Ample parking. When we entered the patch I was pleasantly surprised to see how much there was for the kiddos to do! There was a corn maze with an pretty big slide at the top, different spots for petting & feeding animals, a big trampoline, a train ride, guided ATV rides, and of course the patch and photo opportunities along the way. Everything was tons of fun. My three year old really enjoyed the big slide within the maze as well as all of the animals - the goats and donkeys were a hit! On top of that, they had a cool little food cart selling all fried foods - fried pb&j, fried pickles, elephant ears, fried s'mores... You name it, they had it! Great pumpkin patch trip for the 2021 season. Definitely recommend checking out next year! read more

First off, they charge 20$ per person and that's JUST the entrance fee. Every activity costs a crazy upcharged amount. The food was over priced. And lastly we were ignored by staff on multiple occasions, resulting in us dropping our hand picked pumpkins and walking out mad. I sat patiently waiting for the man to measure our load and was ignored 3 times in a row. At one point i was standing directly in front of him, with my pumpkins in the air and he looked at me and stepped around me to help somebody who cut me in line. Thanks for ruining our first pumpkin patch experience in WA. I do not recommend. read more

What an amazing family farm that is open for all of your family holiday needs. From pumpkin patch fun to Christmas trees of all types and sizes, this farm is great for everyone. This years pumpkin patch was ran a little differently due to COVID. There is an online reservation system now with a flat rate the includes all the activities minus the cost of pumpkins. You do have to pick a time slot, and pre pay. The Christmas tree farm still has precut trees in the barn and you cut trees in the field! Santa is in the barn for pictures and there are no reservations required. This has always been our family farm favorite, and we frequent here every year. Plenty of vendors on site and food options available in case you get hungry. If you don't want to eat here, grab a burger from vans down the road! read more

Here to pick out some pumpkins, plenty to do for the kids, and good food too! staff is really friendly. Great family time

Welp, I've done the Christmas tree thing here and the pumpkin thing, and I can tell ya they are both spendy. Like, crazy spendy. I got a tree here a couple years ago and paid over $80... I thought I was going to die at the cash register. I'm still here, obviously, and didn't learn from that experience. Fast forward to pumpkin patch 2018 with friends. First, they're supposed to open at 9:00... it was 9:15 when the gate opened. Went to the office and bought our tickets for the different rides and such. $1 per ticket and you can get money back at the end for any not used. There were some adorable baby goats that my kiddo couldn't get enough of. They were for sale, too. I'd love a goat! We left the barn and went out to the ATV ride. Where we waited, and waited, and waited. 9:30 and someone tells us it'll be ready in another 15 minutes. Okay. So much for being open and ready to go at 9am. So, we moved onto the giant slide. It was wet and being wiped down. Not ready. Giant jumping thing... wet and not ready. Corn maze! Yes! 6 tickets for the corn maze. Stupid me gives the attendant both sides of the tickets equaling 12 tickets. It took me a hot minute to realize what I'd done. I asked the person for the six tickets back and she said she couldn't help me. I had to go to the cashier. Okay. Annoying but I got the tickets back. Off to the pumpkin picking. They have plenty of carts for you to haul away the goods. We spent a long time finding the right ones. Once you're done they'll "measure" them by looking at them and then hand you a slip of paper with some gibberish on it. You then take that piece of paper to the cashier where they tell you your three pumpkins and a carving kit are $49. What?!?!? I wish I had the nerve to say no thank you. Thankfully, my other pumpkins came from a store for $5.99. The pumpkin patch is great for some family fun but is hard on the pocketbook. It'll be a hard decision to make in the future. read more

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They refuse to endorse Covid 19 regulations. Large groups of people are roaming around the indoor hay maze unmasked. Our kids almost ran into a family not wearing masks when they turned a corner in the maze. I asked the family to put on masks so that we could safely enjoy the maze. I was told to mind my own business. I asked the employees to ask the family to put on masks and I was told that there was a sign at the maze entrance requiring masks, but they were absolutely unwilling to enforce the regulation. They gave us a refund and allowed the family to wander around infecting everyone that crossed their path. This is a great place to go if you want to infect your family and everyone you come into contact with with a deadly virus. Completely ignorant and careless morons! read more

This place is great! Not only do they do Christmas trees but they also do a huge pumpkin patch. This place is more of a holiday destination. They have many animals to see and pet, as well as a huge goat petting area with the goats walking on planks to the higher part of trees. We love coming here as a family and making an event out of getting a tree or pumpkin. They have convenient tractor rides that go all over their acreage in order to pick out exactly what you want. They have rides for the kids as well as other events for the family. Be sure to go early as possible to pick up the best pick of the crop. We have been going here for years and look forward to it every year. read more

Hunter Family Farm - Christmas Trees Near Me - Olympia, Washington

My wife and I got our beautiful 6 1/2 grand fir Christmas tree for a really reasonable price. Everyone there was super nice and friendly. I would definitely recommend this place to everyone. Just make sure you get there before dark if you want to cut your own tree down. read more

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Went here for the pumpkin patch, was much more than just a pumpkin patch, grandkids had a great time seeing the animals, riding rides, and running through the corn maze. Great place for a family outing for a few hours. read more

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We took 5 young kids and 5 adults to hunters farm. It cost us $18 dollars per person which is $180 for 10 people to go in and see some goats, slide down a the little slide, ride a little tractor/train for 5 minutes and pick out an overpriced pumpkin. We let each kid find $5 dollar pumpkins so our 1 hour of fun at the farm for entrance into the place and 5 pumpkins at $5 dollars cost us $205 dollars. The big slide they called a "European" slide was $4 dollars per slide per person. We skipped the slide. They have finally priced my family and friends out of having a fun day at the farm with our kids. We cannot afford to spend that much. I spent many years taking my daughter to this farm but it has gotten way too expensive. read more

Got our pumpkins from here this year the second week of October. We set them on our covered front porch until we were ready to carve. The weekend before Halloween and we were going to carve the pumpkins we bought and lo and behold they are ALL rotten now. Just a disgusting liquid mess on the inside and the bottom practically falls out picking them up. Very unhappy after spending $40 on pumpkins to find I can't carve them with my Wife and Son. read more

Hunter Family Farm - Christmas Trees Near Me - Olympia, Washington

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Don't come here. Ton of people. No social distancing. Half the people no masks. It makes zero sense they are selling online tickets. The number of people allowed in is not being monitored. My immune compromised husband had to sit in the truck the whole time. What a waste of money. read more

Fun spot for pumpkins and Christmas trees. The staff was friendly and the animals look fat and happy :) we really enjoyed our visit here. read more

Hunter Family Farm - Christmas Trees Near Me - Olympia, Washington

Finally got to check out Hunter's for their pumpkin patch even though they have been open since the end of September and I live fairly close. They sure pack a lot of things on their farm. If it had been better weather we would have done the corn maze, they had one for adults and one for kids plus a hay maze with a pretty cool slide. They have thee cutest baby goats that you can feed. I probably spent too much time hanging out there, but wait there's more, they have a very plump pig with a sweet disposition, we became friends NBD. Despite the rain the patch was not muddy at all and my family enjoyed searching for the perfect pumpkin! They have some really cute places to take pictures too. Every single person who helped us was incredibly nice and i felt like they were genuinely happy to have us stop by. We will definitely be back around Christmas time! read more

Hunter Family Farm - Christmas Trees Near Me - Olympia, Washington

The Christmas Holiday is not nearly as festive as the Halloween Holiday. There was an abundance of trees, a Santa for the kids and reindeer. But, it lack the festive environment of Halloween- no food or music. Still, the kids enjoyed it and we drank hot cider while searching for the perfect tree. read more

I was very disappointed. I came here in the past for a Christmas tree and this place was amazing but as a pumpkin patch it sucks. There was no one and no excitement there. I have week days off so I took my almost three year old here to have some fun and she didn't want to stay. I should have chosen a different pumpkin patch to go to. read more

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This is a fun farm for a family visit. (Pumpkin patch pickin' for Halloween) and reasonably priced trees for Christmas. They have a friendly Santa Claus the kids can visit and you can snap a photo with for free, as well as free hot chocolate. You can take a tractor pulled wagon / sleigh ride out to cut down your own tree - or pick one in the barn - that has been pre-cut for you. A boy scout troop is on hand on the weekends to shake the loose needles and wrap the tree with twine for easier transport. Plus there is a small area to pet goats, pigs, etc. All-n-all not bad for being just on the outskirts of Lacey. read more

Hunter Family Farm - Emma with Santa - Christmas Trees Near Me - Olympia, Washington

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This is a nice pumpkin patch with plenty of activities. Went there yesterday with my kids and 6 Grandchildren, unfortunately the weekend prices break the bank. It's really hard for the kids to see what all is there, but they could only choose a few activities due to the prices. $8 for a camel or pony ride? $3 for a slide, $7 for 3 slides. $3 for the pillow jump. When you have 6 little ones it adds up quickly. Having to say no and limit the activities, spoils what should have been a great time. Plus the cost of pumpkins. We will find a different pumpkin patch next year. read more

Hunter Family Farm - Christmas Trees Near Me - Olympia, Washington

We went there yesterday with the family to get pumpkins. There is lots to do for all ages however it is Way too overcrowded and lines for everything. Not a good selection of pumpkins either most were damaged, rotten or smashed. We won't be back. read more

I think that this is a great place for families to visit when looking for a tree. I have heard that the prices are considered high, but you get a lot out of the visit. It's not just a tree farm and even if it was, the trees are very well maintained and pruned. I went on opening day this year and was a little disappointed that there wasn't more going on. I know they save most of that for the weekends but I thought that opening day would have had more things to do. read more

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My family and I enjoy this place and went for a couple of years, but last year all of a sudden their ride and other prices skyrocketed... so much that we avoided it this past Halloween because we couldn't afford to put our kids on the rides. We ended up at a smaller but more cost-friendly family oriented pumpkin patch. I would love to go here again if they make the prices more reasonable. read more

We go here for our Christmas tree and love it. We went here for the pumpkins patch today and enjoyed it. The only complaint is there are no food stands like other pumpkin patches. We got pretty hungry and left earlier than If there were vendors. read more

Great spot to take the kids for live tree cutting! Santa, tractor rides to the lots if you don't want to take a pre-cut tree, good saws for loan, Boy Scouts to shake/wrap/cart to the car (on Saturdays), complimentary hot drinks, and . There's goats to pet, checkers, and hot drinks to enjoy around the wood stove. They've got several varieties of short-needle fir trees, and when you come back, someone will measure the tree, hand you a note to pay, and then you come back out and claim your tree (shaken and bundled if you choose). Cost was around $45 for a 6.5ft fir, which is a bit expensive, but you're paying for the overall experience, not just some parking lot with a bunch of pre-cut trees. You can pay with credit card or cash, no checks. They have an ATM on site. We've been there 3 times and will return. read more

My boyfriend and i come here every year to buy our pumpkins for Halloween. They have a great kid friendly set up with small rides (carousel and giant slide). This year they added a mini pumpkin slingshot game. They also have a few vendors on site selling elephant ears, burgers and the like. You can pay $1 to take a tractor ride out to the patch or walk (5 minute walk) with a wagon that you can pull your pumpkins in. If you don't want to pay or walk they also have a small selection of pumpkins near the entrance and at the tractor stop you can purchase. They don't charge admission but their prices on pumpkins has gone up over the years. The baby goats are always the highlight of our trip. read more

What a sad experience for my family After organizing our families schedule to come out and cut a tree we arrived one hour before they closed A kind employee who was wrapping trees told us to go inside and get a map and we could go to the u- cut area I went inside and was greeted by a woman who told me he was wrong and we could not cut our own tree I went back in to purchase our 63 dollar (average size) tree and told her I was very upset that the u-cut area was closed The woman at the desk was very impolite and when I finally was fed up with her attitude I asked for her managers name She told me she was the owner I explained we were used to the wonderful service at Ames Christmas tree farm and she told me to leave I mentioned that I would be leaving a yelp review and she told me they had wonderful reviews. When I mentioned they had quite a few complaints about their customer service she told me she was too busy to discuss further (no one else was in the building with me) As a business owner myself I would be embarrassed to treat my customers and employees this way. For how much this tree costs I am very disappointed with the lack of service, disrespect for her employees and inability to listen to customer feedback. We will not return and I would encourage anyone who cares about others and likes to be treated with a little bit of respect to also not purchase anything at this location read more

They offer a pumpkin patch in fall with activities for the kids and a cute farm shop and Christmas trees in winter. We loved getting to go out into the field and pick out the pumpkins! Family-friendly in every sense of the word!! read more

My son went here for a field trip with his preschool and I tagged alone. Nice little farm for smaller kids as it's all fairly close together. They leave the smaller pumpkins in The fields for kids to look through. read more

Went here for their pumpkin patch.. the pink slide is for 2 yrs and older.. the old man with the white beard refused to let my 2 yr old on with her Dad because he felt that she wasn't 2 yrs old. Treated my husband like crap while he was at it. Complete jerk and inappropriate. We left and will not be buying or pumpkins or our Christmas tree from this place. Will never return. read more

Used to be great but I think they are getting ready to sell the place and build houses, most of of the land is no longer has trees planted, and so there is every year less of a reason to make the trip. This place will be gone by 2016. read more

Our first time getting a real tree and what a great disappointment. The staff were rude, especially the boys. We got there at 4:30pm and no one offered a warm welcome or directions on what to do. We then got a paper map that dissolved in the rain as we walked to try to find our tree. We walked up the hill to where the map said the Douglas fir were only to lug it back to be labeled a noble and a 6.5 foot tree cost us $50! There were no signs saying which tree section your in. There is no reason to go back to this place and I would suggest finding another tree farm. We were hoping for the whole tree cutting experience with the wagon ride, hot chocolate, Christmas music, and a festive atmosphere. This was anything but that. The first clue should have been getting the saw which we had to wait around for a few minutes for one of the boys to notice without so much as two words other than asking for our keys, as leverage, and giving us the saw. read more

We have come to Hunter's every year (except 1) over a 10 year period for both trees and pumpkins. Every year the prices tend to go up. It is one of the most expensive farms for what is offered. Bring at least $90 for 2 children to do the activities. Pumpkins are very expensive and sold by size. The trees are over priced as well. You pay by the foot and our Noble always ends up costing us $75 to $90. Another disappointment is during the week M-F not all of the activities are open. When you come back on Saturday or Sunday the place is uncomfortably busy. This Farm needs to offer an activity wrist band that includes every attraction in the Farm (no exclusions) like Remlinger Farm in Carnation. It will be our last year visiting this Farm. Time for new traditions. read more