We had a fine time. It was fun having our now walking son play in the mud and walk about on his…read moreown. I enjoyed the all natural aspect of this patch more than others that typically have nice neat rows and whatnot. This one just felt more farm like and messy, in a good way. My only issue was the paying to get in part, then 3 pumpkins being nearly $60. I thought we HAD to pay admission to get in, but afterwards it seemed as if I didn't need to. Admission is $10 a person & you get unlimited bouncy house and hay rides. But later I noticed you can pay separate for hay rides, so overall I was kinda sad I paid entry cause we could've done without. Oh well. Anyhoo, not a bad little pumpkin patch that's local and not too out of our way.

This place is amazing the guy that owns it goes beyond just the pumpkin patch my granddaughter…read moreloves coming here every year it feels like you're coming home he's always like put a piece of wood on the fire take some corn to feed the goats they have a blow machine out here where the kids can play on they never stand around and bug you they definitely let the kids go more than a couple times this is absolutely the best pumpkin patch and Washington thank you for all the good memories that we're going to have with our granddaughter and my granddaughter is going to have with us and you and your pumpkin patch

What a treasure! The berries aren't ready, but I will definitely be going back in a few weeks. The…read moreline of car/houses can be worrisome, but we experienced no problems. I recommend this for a fun outing alone or with kids.

I was very disapointed going here. As someone who professionally pruned for a while, they seem…read moreseverely neglected. Some looked like they had died from underwatering, underpruning, or fire. Smallest berries I've ever seen (even for smaller varieties) and we went mid season+ many were fermenting on the plant. Super high bushes and hard to pick, which is a nitpick but some of us are disabled or have musculosckeletal disorders and cant reach easily into the bushes. If you do go, bring a bucket and ladder.... you can also add a harness to the bucket to make it easier to pick, but I still don't recommend going if you can afford to visit a farm upick or grow your own. Just as an fyi to people going there, if you do go, please be aware there are thorns in some places. Lastly, I do appreciate that these are free, but I would also love to see them taken care of better... it is great if you really can't afford berries, but I wish it would be better taken care of, it is really sad to see them in such a neglected, and I probably won't be back because it depressed me and I feel sad for the plants. Its also time expensive, since the berries are so small and there are so few ripe berries even mid season, so if you're simply trying to cut costs in general, I don't think this would be the solution. If you just want to spend time with someone and the state of the blueberry bushes don't bother you, then this may be something you'd enjoy. I still don't recommend for my own personal dispute with how the bushes are taken care of, at least for now. For context, I believe we went in either 2024 or 2025. Thank you for reading.

We met Mr. Gile himself, nice guy. He gave us buckets and told us where to pick the ripe…read moreblueberries; the last 15 rows to his right and that is where we started! Gile's price per pound ($2.00) was perfect, compared to Safeway's 18oz for $10.99, totally insane! I didn't realize I picked so much until I gave away two containers filled with rinsed blueberries to two of my neighbors. Make sure you wear closed toes shoes! Have fun picking!

I have been going here a number of years along with a lot of other regulars. This blueberry Farm,…read moreis a real gem.... The fruit is always excellent until is the service ! Wonderful farm and we always have a good time.

I had apple picking on my bucket list, so we made it here last weekend. & well by looking at the…read moretrees, we were late. There are cute baskets to put your apples in & a few pickers. We didnt see the pickers when we got there as they mustve been in use. Although majority of the apples were on the ground, we did find some good ones. We were on a mission to find the pink pearl & the worker let us know that it was the ones with the pink ribbons around them. The property is huge, with a play ground, animals, & bees. You pay by the pound, i believe it was $3/lb. The owner was really nice & let us know that season starts early-mid September. She let us sample the apple cider, & wow so fresh & delicious. We added a bottle of that too to take home along with our 5lbs of apples. We did end up getting several different kinds, each with its own texture/ taste. Some did have some bruises/brown spots, but it was easy to just cut off & enjoy. Such a fun experience. Will definitely be back next year, earlier this time.

This place is a hidden gem that needs a little buffing…read more Family friendly with a trampoline, swings and outdoor playground. Chickens and turkeys roaming the property and a petting zoo area with alpacas, goats, a horse and pony(this one is a biter so be careful)... o and bunnies. We came the 2nd week of October and most of the apples had fallen or were turning but we did find a few good ones to enjoy the experience and bring home. They provide the baskets and stick to grab the apples. Pay inside to weigh and they bag the apples up for you. On-site is a coffee vendor. The coffee was disappointing to say the least. I ordered their seasonal pumpkin americano and it tasted like burnt black coffee. Also, it was piping hot and they filled my cup so much that when I sat down it spilt on me, burning my leg. Had a few sips and called it a lose. There is also a small gift shop which sells local honey, apples and freshly made apple cider. Porter John for a bathroom and nowhere to wash hands. No hands sanitizer. There was a Home Depot bucket filled with water with a soap bottle aside it but I'm hoping they don't expect anyone to use that and I'm hoping nobody is. This was part of my reason for 4 stars. Also parking was slightly complicated but eventually a worker came to direct me where to park as the only marked parking area that I saw was full. In all, we had a great fall day. Expect to spend about 2.5 hours to let the kiddos explore and play. Everyone who worked their was kind.

The hours of this place change I've been wanting to go to this place for a few weeks now. When I…read morewent to look a couple weeks ago, they were open on Sundays. Now I looked the other day and they're only open Tuesday through Saturday. Today they are not open until Wednesday. And my appointment. This is very frustrating since I like to pick my own blueberries maybe be easier to go across the bridge to get fresh fruit. It's very frustrating.

A great place to make lifetime memories with the family!…read more Gorgeous setting, lovingly tended farm, and well managed to ensure each picker leaves with as many berries as they'd like. Her scheduling is great- to avoid bare bushes for each picker. Lots of cute, handmade goodies to purchase at the farm stand to help fund schooling for children in impoverished nations. Also beautiful plants for sale! While picking I heard everyone compliment the beauty of the place- and what a great job they have done!

this place is awesome! We had an incredible experience at this beautiful spot- we picked the…read moresweetest blueberries while admiring some spectacular views too. We were greeted with a warm welcome from the minute we arrived and the hospitality didn't end there. Would definitely return again and again, a must visit in Enumclaw!

They are open and have lots and lots of blueberries. The staff is friendly and the price is right…read more They have lots and lots and lots of Duke berries. Join the bucket club and save money.