Great experience overall, fun activities and some small/kiddy rides with a cool market. Although there could be some better preparation for rain ie. the "slide ride" blankets were completely wet and soaked, could've made a set up shading them from the rain, along with dry rags to wipe down seats before getting on the rides. Terrible experience however in the dining/restaurant area. Just straight chaos and no proper management it seemed. Waited 1 hour and a half to two hours to get our food, turned out their system had went down and they had lost numerous orders, things happen which is completely understandable but no type of announcement or notice was made, things would've been at least a little smoother with some type of an announcement of "hey everyone our system has went down, come back to the front if you've been waiting long and haven't received your food with proof of payment" or at least something similar and let people know what was going on. People including my family and I, after waiting a long time for the food would go back and would need to wait in another long line of people who hadn't received/got the wrong order. Not to mention they weren't checking receipts if you went back up looking for your order or if it got messed up, people would go up saying "hey I still need this ___" and they'd just hand it to you if they had it ready, so you could've definitely went up and just grabbed some food for free or swap out for someone else's order lol. They definitely need to make some preparation/back up plan for when their system goes down plus some type of plan for the table buzzers(some were dead or had issues). The dining area might be better if it was an actual restaurant style with the sit down, with the waiter and waitresses. Besides the dining experience cutting our time there, it was nice but could've been better. read more

The pony rides were definitely the highlight of the whole trip for our daughter. The staff are so nice and my daughter felt so safe. My daughter loved all of the rides and we had a great day. Remlinger Farms is a fall tradition. A big thank you to Paula with Remlinger Farms for supporting the Norpoint Soccer Club and giving back to help the club purchase new equipment and uniforms for players. read more

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I bought frozen rhubarb this week to make a pie. Something wrong. Rhubarb tasted like wood. Ruined the pie

Closed on M and T. Good for ages 3-10. Roller coaster - We only road it once and it was closed for maintenance. Ice cream was $5. Mini corn dogs with fries were decent $7. $30 day fun pass for all day use (10:30a to 4:30pm). As an adult, if you aren't doing the rides, you still have to pay for an admission ticket of $30. $8 pony rides - not included in your fun pass. This is an additional $8 you have to pay. The pony ride is by the entrance on the right hand side. 3.50/U-pick for raspberries. The space is huge and berry were large but did not have too much raspberry flavor? read more

First and foremost, the kids who work here (and yes teenagers are everywhere manning the rides) are the most amazing, sweet and respectful kids I've ever met. I mean they are working with young kids for hours on end and have such sweet patience for each of them. This is the most amazing family friend establishment around. We will continue to support them as long as my kids are young enough to enjoy it! read more

Will return yearly, maybe 2x. July 5th, a weekday, we had our run of the park. Arrived shortly after opening to beat the heat. No waiting at any ride. Did everything twice, some 3 times. Visited the onsite restaurant. We got burgers, chicken sandwich, fish and chips, hot dog, grilled cheese, salads. It was okay. The soft serve ice cream got compliments. We did enjoy the craft beers, worth checking out. Kids played in a play area for almost another. Great local venue to put smiles on the kids. read more

Remlinger Farms - New ride on the way - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Carnation, Washington

Place is cute but outdated. No posting of pricing to enter the park. I honestly just came for the pie as I really enjoyed their Marion berry pies but they no longer offer the big ones like they used to. I had never actually been through the park and asked to purchase a ticket and was met with a $32 price tag including tax. The staff was really nice, however if you're looking to just walk through a park really quick $32 is a bit high. I thought this place was going to have animals kind of like 4H club which looks like they do have some thing like that, but it was completely closed . The rides are nice for kids, but I just came by myself. Honestly, I walked through the entire place in under five minutes came back grabbed my pie paid another seven dollars. I guess there's a discount on Sundays which my small pie would've been $10 and told the lady at the registers that I came through really quick and she said next time I come, my visit would be free. I told her that I probably won't come for the park, but definitely will come back for another pie as I do really enjoy their marionberry pie. So all in all I pretty much paid $40 for a small pie, read more

Remlinger Farms - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Carnation, Washington

The park is very nicely laid out with lots of rides for younger kids may be up to 12 or 13 years old. It's very clean. Unfortunately many things were closed which they do not indicate on their website. No zip line unless you come on the weekend. All of the concession stands were closed. I don't understand on a hot summer day why they don't have at least one concession stand with cold drinks open. You have to walk all the way back to the main entrance. The one porta potty serving the end of the park was absolutely disgusting. The employees were very lackadaisical, not very friendly. The parking was easy and free, the farm kitchen walk up counter restaurant had a nice variety of food. Re-entering the main building to leave with a total maze of extremely overpriced stuffed animals, games etc. Probably 100 feet of those types of items. Not appreciated by this parent. read more

I love this place, I feel like it is a little hidden gem in Wa. I grew up coming here as a kid & now to be able to bring my kids back was such a fun experience. The prices have obviously gone up since I came here as a kid. It is $30 per person, which is a good chunk of change. They have so many rides it is totally worth it though! We spent 3.5 hrs here with my 2 yr old & 6 week old. All the rides were open, clean, and the employees were super friendly to us. We arrived right when they opened so there weren't many people there so we got to go on many of the rides over and over until we wanted to move to the next ride. My favorite rides: rollercoaster, antique car, canoe, pedal cars, & of course the steam train. The horses are a fun thing to do too, but for the extra $8 and only being able to go around once it isn't as fun as it used to be. When I came here growing up you could go around as many times as you wanted. Obviously they are more busy now so they can't do that. I loved the new rides they have added since I last came. The carousel, big swing, giant slide, & zip line, just to name a few. If you want somewhere fun to take your kids, grandkids, family, this is the place to go! read more

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Do not even think about going here on a Saturday! It's a nightmare! We waited about 30 minutes to do the cars. In an hour and a half we did 3 rides. This isn't Disneyland folks. The people at the pony rides were not nice to us and snapped at me when I was trying to juggle a baby and a 4 and 6 year old. We ordered lunch in the restaurant and an hour later had no food. Thankfully, they refunded our money and we left with starving children to find food elsewhere. This place used to be so fun but now it's just overcrowded and unenjoyable. read more

This was a fun experience going to Remlinger Farms! Granted in December there aren't as many things to do here as what I've seen in pictures of the place during the warmer months and during different seasons. From the looks of it when it's fully functional there are carnival type rides, animals to admire and walking paths on the property. It looks like they even have a pumpkin patch during the Fall. When Steve and I went here it looked like really only the main building was open, where the restaurant, store and brewery are. That was the primary reason to come to Remlinger Farms this time of year was to try their brewery as I only recently discovered there was one here. I wanted to make a trip here before Christmas because I wasn't sure if the facility closed after Christmas, once they finished selling Christmas trees. Even when we left I wasn't sure and didn't get any further answers on that so further investigation of their website is needed in hopes of finding winter hours after the holidays. Despite most of the place being closed we were still impressed just with hanging out at the main building. We ordered lunch at the restaurant along with beer from the fairly new brewery and really enjoyed our meal. The beer was pretty good. The lighter beers we liked pretty well. They also had their own cider on tap but we didn't try any on this first outing here but the options look promising. Super cute dining area and designed to have a lot of occupancy but it wasn't busy at all. Love the model trains that go around the tracks above your head while you eat! The shop was really great too as there was all kinds of canned salsas, jams and so much more under the Remlinger Farms brand name. We bought a couple cans of salsa for future recipes. Definitely a fun experience and worth returning too. I really liked the lack of crowd here but no it isn't likely the case in the summer as it's probably very crowded. read more

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Not great and overpriced. The music we heard the day we visited was loud and not that good. The kids wanted us to leave and it didn't take much persuading. read more

I wish I would have visited on a weekday or really read the website more closely to know what to expect. If you have small children, this is probably such a fun family outing - if you're prepared for long waits and crowds, the setting is really picturesque and the little ones seemed to be having a great time. I visited without children and felt like $27 each for entry was a bit much, given that it's essentially a bunch of old carnival rides and geared almost exclusively to the under 7 crowd. If I could go back, I'd skip admission, go to the free pumpkin patch and be on my way without feeling the need to get my moneys worth by waiting to ride a boring train ride. read more

Remlinger Farms - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Carnation, Washington

Concert venue is sweet except for the security they have standing right infront of where people are sitting and block the view. read more

Remlinger Farms - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Carnation, Washington

This is for the concert venue only. Arrived about 30mins before gates open. Line already formed. Took us like 25 mins to from the time the line started moving until we got to the gate. Total time in line was 55mins. There's a large area in the front that is no chairs allowed. It's like a big dancefloor. No flush toilets but there's a fair amount of portopotties so no lines. There's a little playground to the left of the stage. There's no ice cream or anything cold except soda and booze. It's a flat, open field. We were in full sun from 4pm to 7pm. Bring sunscreen. We could see well enough sitting about 20ft back from the dancefloor area. Worst part of the venue: Food line got absolutely stupid long. I missed one entire band just waiting in the food line. They need to expand the food or allow people to bring food their own food like every other outdoor venue. So if you get there early before the line gets bad, order everything you might want all evening then you won't miss any big part of the concert. Packed up about 10pm Got to car about 1015pm Out of the traffic about 1035pm read more

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Review is for the concert venue. The music was the only good part. The capacity needs to be cut in half. The food and restroom lines were absolutely insane! We had seats in the front reserved section and shortly into the show people rushed the stage, forcing everyone in that area to stand in order to see the stage. One security person tried to tell people not to, but then another waved people forward allowing them to stay there for the remainder of the show. The worst part was it took 1.5 hours to get out of the parking lot. That was a literal nightmare. Will not be back. read more

Well, I have ti say that the food and beverage lines were insane , missed a few of his hit songs :( , eat before you go ! Paid a lot for the leon bridges show and he came out and didn't even address the crowd! Seating was super crowded i felt like a sardine! The worst was the traffic trying to leave , Sat over 1 1/2 hrs waiting to leave !there was no order in exit ! It was a mess , Get some planning please ! read more

It was really great picking pumpkins! We had a really great time. After grabbing our 5 large pumpkins we began walking back to our car. As we entered the main road (we were parked near the main restaurant barn) the tracker ride went by. We stood to the side to allow its passage and the driver shouted with anger at us. We were taken aback since we just purchased pumpkins from the farm and were being polite. I won't return since this is the main vibe of the entire place. The bathrooms were also weird. The door to women's room was wide open providing an entire view of the bathroom to the outside cafe while then men's room was closed. When I closed the door for privacy someone proceeded to prop it back open, again exposing the women's rest room the cafe. Very cringe. I will drive to Oregon for my pumpkins from now on. read more

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Just had to finally leave a review for this amazing and family friendly farm. The singular word that comes to mind when I think of this place is "TRADITION." My wife and I have been taking our kids here since they were in strollers. And now on this trip, my oldest son is bringing his first born in a stroller. Something very sentimental about that. And that's why I love this place. It's full of memories for all 7 of our kids and us. Over the years, we have seen changes with attractions, layout of the store, added eateries and coffee stands. They now have an area for adult beverages, and of course, the pumpkin patch is still available. Absolutely loved being able to take the kids on the train ride over the years, and now it's the hayride pulled by a tractor. The pony rides were not up this year, but the older boys loved riding the barrels (teacups). We miss the haystack maze. We have done everything possible here in the last 25 years, and hope to continue to do so in the years to come. Thank you Remlinger, and to all the staff that has provided a quarter of a century of memories!!! The pies, the jams/jellies, and entertainment will forever be cherished. *Note- pretty much every ride is geared towards the very young, however my boys have found a way read more

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Over crowded with limited resources. Food or ride, expect atleast 45mins wait for each. I was here for a private event so we did get to bypass the long entry queues, thanks to our host, but once inside, its the same long lines. The farm in general is fine but its not worth disneyland equivalent lines. Also the road to the farm is a nightmare that stop sign at fallcity carnation rd right before the farm, is a traffic hazard specially on the way out when people are tired and unruly. Saw 2 cars get hit on my way out. Am sure for someone running such a big business and driving crowds in, they should ask for a traffic light there read more

I can see why this farm is so popular! It basically things you can entertain yourself or the kids for hours! We decided to come for the raspberry picking and it was great! The raspberry was ripe and it's nice that we each get our own row! We also went into the market and it has a restaurant as well! We were able to buy some pastries and pie! And they were delicious. The crust was flaky and you can tell it was homemade and filled with love :) I really wanted to grab cherries but they ran out of the bing cherries :( next time!!!! read more

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I wish I knew about the Fun Park at Remlinger Farms earlier!! All this time I thought the farm was just for veggies and fruit picking, today we finally visited the Fun Park. Me and my toddler LOVED it. (Note: we visited on a VERY rainy Sunday so I expect much bigger crowd when the weather is good) My 3-year-old loved the carousel and went on it 5 times lol, we also did the wagon ride twice. She enjoyed the giant swing and giant slide, and the jump pad was very fun to get your kid's energy out too. We spent 3 hours there but didn't go on all the rides. My suggestion: go at 10:30am and stay until 3:30pm! Have lunch there since they sell food (the food court looks very family friendly too). I'm sure your kids will sleep very well that night. read more

Pleasantly surprised. I went here on a weekday and was expecting a small farm with not a lot to do. Boy was I wrong. I got admission tickets online. Easy process. Walked in, saw all the awesome pies and farm things in the shop and made my way to the theme park area. There is a lot packed into a decent sized space. Top favorites was the slide and the mini roller coaster. Can easily spend a half day here followed by going to the you pick area and getting whatever fruit is in season. This was a great day trip. All around great experience. I gave only 4 stars because the staff wasn't helpful or very friendly. I wasn't expecting Disney world for sure. But I also wasn't expecting the majority of the communication to be non-verbal. I got a lot of finger pointing if I asked a question. Example: I asked the slide staff what I do. He pointed at the burlap sacks and then pointed to the top of the slide. I'm almost sure he, and a lot of other staff, didn't want to be there. I think the staff was just teens doing a summer job. No biggie. No one was rude. It just felt transactional. I bet in peak hours/season/days it's different. Either way, I would return for another day trip. Website doesn't really do this place justice. Theme park, market, you pick. Great combo. read more

Remlinger Farms - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Carnation, Washington

The ponies for kids & the attendants were great. Lots of rides. I would highly recommend more signage to direct people where to find things. Helpful staff. Nice day for my 3 guests. The remodel is great! read more

Horribly overcrowded!! The farm is beautiful but too many people ruined the experience. The restaurants and restrooms were stretched beyond capacity and lines were ridiculously long. Is there a maximum cap for the Farm Festival event? There wasn't even room to walk it was so crowded, very disappointed. Not worth the price and distance when there's zero crowd control. read more

Sure this place is great for my kids but their concerts are really screwing over anyone who lives in this area. Remlinger has no consideration whatsoever on how this affects locals and they use a loophole to host these concerts. My family will not be supporting your establishment anymore. read more

Really unfortunate how much the price has gone up from just last year, it adds up quickly when you are bringing a family. We had made Remlinger our annual extended family pumpkin patch visit, but we all agreed it is much too expensive now. Also, kind of ridiculous that a 2 year old needs to pay to enter, even Disneyland lets 2 year olds in for free. read more

Concert venue only review: One of the worst venues EVER to see a concert. 2 miles of cars backed up in three directions for over an hour. We left 90 minutes early to get to the venue and it was not enough. Nobody has any idea what they are doing. Will miss half the show because they have high-school students but really directing people to parking. Never again. read more

My boyfriend and I came in with our 2 year old daughter. She was having a normal toddler meltdown because she wanted to run free and I have a backpack leash for safety purposes because she is a runner. This employee proceeds to whisper to my boyfriend asking if my daughter is on the spectrum. She's not, but I find her having the audacity to even ask something like that is beyond offensive. That is so inappropriate in so many levels and even if she was that is none of her business and not something you just ask people. I think she felt the need to ask because of her having a crying fit and being on a backpack leash. We immediately left and I will never return here! read more

Remlinger Farms - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Carnation, Washington

Hi Grey, Thank you for your response. We decided to visit your farm on that morning, so we didn't do much research before heading over. However, we did check your website after being informed of the closure, couldn't find any relevant information. But what really shocked me what the attitude of that lady. I think it was very rude of her asking us to just go back to our car and leave. Of course we would leave, but there was a better way of saying it! read more

So much good Halloween fun. Admission covers all rides (except the ponies) and one free pumpkin. My 7 year old granddaughter was running from ride to ride. There's a hay maze inflatable jumper, giant slide, hay ride, swings, climbing wall, pony rides, and of all things, an apple cannon. Check in was a little disjointed, some people didn't understand how you had to add on the apple cannon or that the pony rides are scheduled and limited. If I could offer a suggestion that families who purchased online could go through a separate line to speed things up. The store has a wide selection of jams, honey, pickles, salsa, pies, treats, and the like. I'm sure I could have spent a lot time looking through all the items, but kids, not so much. The pumpkin patch itself is about a quarter mile down the road, and very muddy! It was pretty picked over by the time we got there, but that's to be expected. The apple cannon was a blast ... literally! For $10/bucket you get apple's that are slid down a chute the shot across the field at targets (an old fire engine, a metal cow, and the like). The pressurized air could shoot the apples pretty far, and it wasn't too loud. We had a wonderful time and look forward to coming back again. read more

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I was really excited to take my little here since I had fond memories of coming to Remlinger Farms as a kid but honestly it was so overpriced with not many options for toddlers. I have an 11 month old whose not walking yet and my friend had a 15 month old and there weren't many little kid rides or activities minus the canoe ride. We purchased tickets online which were $28 per person which was pricey and the total ended up being $88 for 3 people with the online fees for the Fall festival! Kids 2 and under are free but we were questioned at the gate if our babies were under 2 since they were wearing shoes and jean jackets so I guess they looked older. The entrance to get in wasn't clear or where to enter the park and no one mentioned the U pick pumpkin patch nor was it listed on the map. You also had to be 3 and up for the pony rides which were an extra $5 anyways. It would have been better if they had an option to pay for rides as you go or purchase a pass for older kids like other farms have. We were only able to ride the train, canoe ride and see the farm animals but all the other rides: roller coaster, big slide, bikes, jumping area were really for older kids 3 years and up so it was a little disappointing for us. Overall it's a really great park with tons of rides for older kids. Also you have to drive to the U Pick pumpkin patch across the parking area which wasn't cleaned up at all and definitely not kid friendly with the pumpkins still on the stalk which made it really hard to get off (tip tilt it the the side and put your foot on it to get it off the stalk). The top of the pumpkins were also really spiky so not safe for babies or toddlers to take pics or touch. One free pumpkin was included with each ticket which was nice since I didn't want to pay additional but not a very aesthetic pumpkin patch for pics. read more

The good: Kids have fun here! Especially the 3-7 year old kids. Go early when they open- there are still lines but they are shorter. The food was good too! The cons: The people who work at all the rides seem to be very very young. Like younger than high school. Maybe middle school kids? Some of these rides like the bungee ride and Ferris wheel seem to be solely managed by young kids. Because of that, there were multiple safety concerns I had. They aren't friendly either as others have mentioned- but then again, they are young kids! The one adult we saw was the train driver and he seemed perpetually annoyed. Also the carousel was out of service. Overall, the kids had fun. No one got hurt. Not worth the price to go more than maybe once or twice a lifetime but it was a good way to get out of the house. read more

Over 30 minutes to get a plain jane cheeseburger. Sheppard's pie served barely warm. Fine place to visit if service in the weeds is your thing. Unlikely to visit again. read more

Review for Memorial Day 2018: -First time here. -Arrived 10:45am and left at 3:30pm. -Me + 3 year old son I had seen a few friends bring their toddlers here but didn't really get full recaps from them so didn't know what to expect other than what I saw on website or Facebook photos. I dont know if it was slow today or if its normal to not wait in line ( although the coaster we waited for just a couple minutes though) We just came back from disneyland a few weeks ago where my son did literally none of the rides and then all of a sudden here- he did them all!! Its as if the place was made for a 3 year old. I had a hard time navigating once we were inside. For some reason we missed the pumpkin, coaster, ferris wheel, carousel, barrel ride section after completing the canoe, steam train, corn ride. The show was a hit. I guess the normal lady is traveling so we had a fill in and he was great. The whole scene reminded me of the possum show from goofy movie though. My son loved it so thats what mattered. The snack area before the theater was empty. At first i thought that was the reataurant but no - that was before we entered. So we had the Coffee + pizza slice + lolipops. I was a bit confused why i couldnt find like toddler snacks im use to- pouches, juice boxes, little milk containers, fruit. It was whole pies, suckers, etc. basically sugar. I wish we had done the restaurant instead but we did it at very end. The ice cream was delicious. Even had cotton candy and other not so common flavors. The seating is huge in here. Tons of places and the soft train to jump around on in back + train tables would be a huge reason to sit and enjoy a meal. My son was in awe of the little toy trains making their way around the restaurant on their track. Made it fun to try and spot them while eating. The bathrooms in the restaurant were clean and empty too. Better than the ones in the ride section. The little hut food stands were closed in ride the area. Like the burger or pumpkin etc. seems like maybe for fall or later in summer those open. So recommend grabbing water bottles or juice once you walk in the main shop before wristbands as even the vending machines were out of order by the steam train. The conductor at steam train was awesome- offering to take pictures while train was loading up for us. Another employee- Jacob - at the ferris wheel was one of the reasons i give this place 5 stars. He could tell a little girl wanted out sooner and was so prompt with getting her out and to her mom. And he did it with a smile and making sure it didn't affect the rest of the ridegoers. He was also so outgoing and caring with the kids. Telling them how many more times and engaging with them , each one cheerfully as they entered and exited. And in a genuine, not fake way. It was like he was plunked in carnation from disney. Couple notes on the rides: My 3 year old did all of them but i dont think some are for those under 2. I saw a few parents kind of push their too young kids on some of the rides and they ended up not happy during the ride. Maybe start off with the steam train and other ones parents can go on with the kids before shoving them out on their own? -The steam train ride has a little tunnel at end that could be a little creepy to some. -the coaster is a little jerky -tell kids how to use the joystick on the corn when you buckle them in. I noticed every time we rode it parents yelling on the sidelines to " move it up" and the kids were clueless It's totally worth every penny. Great afternoon and memories made. read more

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Now they added a brewery. What's not to love!!? They have food you can order either at the brewery counter or at the counter where you order your food. It's real casual and meant for families. There a play area close by for little ones. There are NO tv screens as they are not aiming to be a sports bar. I like the outdoor area where there are picnic tables with umbrellas. And who doesn't like to come here when they have the fun park open in the summer?? A real cute country vibe read more

I love this place and my kids did too. Admission covers most of the rides and they are unlimited, arcade was fun, and the restaurant and brewery had a live band that we loved as well. Great family place for the kids. I have little ones and was hesitant to take them to puyallup fair due to how busy it would be. I am glad we came across this and is the perfect "mini fair" for their age. Definitely recommend this place. read more

I was invited to Remlinger Farms by a good friend of mine during a private event - his company had the entire place rented out for the day, so we really had an awesome time. There's so much to do here! It's the perfect place for a family day. They've got a little train that takes you from one end of the farm to the other, little pedal-powered boats in a small lake, a petting farm, playgrounds, and more. It's seriously like heaven for small children. There's no bathrooms here, but they do have portable stalls and do supply sinks (that produce warm water!) and soap outside. I know during the fall they've got a pumpkin patch here, which I'm sure is a blast. If it wasn't a little bit of a trek for us, we'd definitely be back regularly. Highly recommend checking out at least once though! read more

A toddlers dream is right! So much fun with lots of old school kid rides including ponies. You have to book those in advance. Our 5 year old had fun here for hours. No animals to pet though, it's mostly rides right now. No picking either. We had lunch in the restaurant which was limited and could use a little love but other than that we had an awesome time. There is limited shade so bring hats and sunblock. read more

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Came here on a Saturday in mid/late July for raspberry picking. We arrived around 10:30ish and while there were people around, it wasn't crowded. They didn't have good organization for the parking, so we parked on the wrong side (which was unclear, since someone has literally directed us to do so), where there was no staff, no baskets, so instructions about where to go. We'd brought our own containers though, so we just entered the rows and started picking. It was easy enough to get plenty of ripe delicious berries and also stay away from other people (cuz Covid). Then on the other side of the berry field, we found the weigh station. This is also where they had baskets set up for people to take, and staff directing people on where to go. Price was $2.50/lb, which is super reasonable. They had signs about no dogs, but people still brought their dogs and had them in the parking lot. read more