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    Spooner Farms

    3.7 (102 reviews)
    InexpensiveFarms, Pumpkin Patches
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    The patch!
    Gina S.

    Our friend group has been doing an annual visit to Spooner Farms for over 15 years. We chose it because of its beautiful pumpkin selection, relaxing atmosphere, fun decorations, and friendly, engaging staff. Unfortunately, this patch has become overly popular, and thus, over crowded and over commercialized. This year's visit we found parking to be virtually impossible. Staff harried. Pumpkin selection disappointing. Food trucks almost completely generic. And, prices - for everything - borderline offensive. It should be noted that there are still some beautiful decorations and photo ops throughout the property. And, the homemade fudge was still a highlight. But, even those things were a bit tainted by the hordes of people and aforementioned prices. If we visit next year, we will definitely try to choose a time that is not as busy - so we can really enjoy what this patch once offered us - a fun, relaxed day of pumpkin hunting and classic treats. Pro-Tip: Avoid this patch on weekend afternoons in October, unless you (and your group) have an abundance of time and patience.

    Great pumpkin for the win!
    Rachel W.

    Affordable and fun for all ages. Great place to enjoy the fall harvest festival. Pumpkins, games, animals, food, shop and soooo much more!

    Baby slug

    So disappointed by the strawberries this year. We have been buying produce from their store for years, but the quality has gone down. Last year we bought raspberries and a little bit later both my kids started throwing up and they were the only ones to eat the raspberries. This morning we went to buy fresh strawberries and got home and they were full of baby slugs! This is only 2 pics of the 20+ we found in the berries. They were all over. Besides disgusting slugs, half the "fresh" berries had mold or dark black lines across. The other half had the white/green ends. Someone needs to do better at making sure these berries are ready to go home with customers. We will not be back.

    Vanessa B.

    We originally tried to go on a Sunday but it was packed! The overflow lots were completely full and we waited on the road for 20 minutes in line before pulling in. Needless to say, we came back another day (Wednesday at opening) and had a much easier time! The food options are many, but some are cash only so be prepared. We snagged some fries and lemonade as a little treat before wandering through the pumpkins. My kiddo loved the big spiders and seeing the chickens - next year we hope to check out more of the kids activities and the maze. The gift shop was so cute with lots of themed items and delicious cookies. Best part was there was no entry fee! This was our second year coming here and it's becoming a family tradition for sure.

    Entrance area
    Damari P.

    Such a cute spot in Yakima for a fall pumpkin patch visit! I found it on Instagram. We showed up on a Sunday and it was packed! Great food options, perfect pumpkins to pick, and different activities for all ages. I'd recommend getting the squash. We got some and made perfect butternut squash soup.

    Corn Maze check point
    Michelle R.

    Tons of fun!! We've been visiting Spooner for 20+ years. We've seen it grow. This year there is lots to experience. First off, parking is organized and plentiful. Once you make your way to the farm you'll find tons of photo ops, a huge food booth area (corn dogs, brick of fries, ice cream, shishkiberries, coffee, and more), shops, pumpkins (of course) and..... the reason for our visit......a CORN MAZE!! We brought a big group and split up inside to tackle the maze. We're very competitive. The maze was easy to follow work the map provided. The theme in 2021 was Alladin. Loved seeing all the props inside. Mazers hunt for different checkpoints inside to mark off a gem on their map. We had a great time, some yummy eats and a beautiful day!!

    George C.

    Picked up their berries from the farmers market in Tacoma once, had to go back every Saturday. They are delicious!

    Fun!
    Rose B.

    Lots and lots of fun. The corn maze was by far the coolest thing ever. It can take from 30 minutes to 1 hours trying to get through this maze. We did it as a family and we had a blast, your given maze gem card and what's better it's Aladdin themed! So much fun. Additional cost. $36 for 4 of us to go to rough the corn maze. This place has tons of pumpkins and all kinds of pumpkins. Lots of parking. Muddy for sure, expect the unexpected =rain Food trucks, animals, pumpkins, food, cafe, and more. There's a lot to do here.

    Pumpkin Patch
    Jacques I.

    We were on our way to Lake Tapps when we passed by Spooner Farms and saw the huge pumpkin patch they have here! We had to stop by; it's the season after all. Since we were visiting in the afternoon on a weekday it wasn't too busy, so parking was easy. Once you enter from the main highway there are signs, indicating where to park at a large gravel lot. The lot is close to the entrance. After you enter you see the large pumpkin patch area, gourds for sale and a store inside with gift items and refreshments. However, the space is larger than that. We walked around and noticed they had food stands of typical carnival food with some food trucks, a corn maze and other game areas, ideally for smaller children. It's really a nice place, especially for families. The pumpkin patch had Halloween decorations, with huge spiders in the middle of the patch. Plus, you can't beat the view of Mount Rainier in the background! They have barrels for you to use for gathering pumpkins, which they have all sizes of. Lanes were easy to walk through and the patch is pretty spacious, with a ton of photo opportunities. Even though we visited in the day we did see some people go through the corn maze, with an admission fee of $7 during the day. But the farm has a lot more activities. There was music playing in the background and saw many different games, including pumpkin sling shot and a raceway for kids for a small fee. The gourds for sale were such great deals! Many of the gourds were two for the price of one, and everything seemed to be priced at less than five bucks, including spaghetti squash! Loved how affordable everything was, especially in comparison to other farms and grocers. They also had a unique selection, of some gourds I had never seen before. I would recommend if you're in the area to visit Spooner Farms! Located right off of state route 162, it's easy to find and there are lots of fun activities for the whole family. This was a fun side trip while we were in the area; I'm glad we visited.

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    What a fun family experience and the corn maze is a fun thing to get lost in!!! Great fudge and fun slinging pumpkins.

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    Ask the Community - Spooner Farms

    Are dogs allowed?

    No sorry.

    Is there an entry fee to this patch?

    No there is not but I dare you to leave without buying any of their tasty, Seasonal, fun offerings?! They have been our go to the last two years for Fall.

    Is there good phone connection there? I have T-mobile if that matters.

    Yes. Works well. I have T-Mobile also.

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    Review Highlights - Spooner Farms

    They always have a large and fun themed corn maze, lots of activities, great food, and of course pumpkins!

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    Knutson Farms

    Knutson Farms

    4.3
    (56 reviews)
    1.5 mi

    Spring only in Knutson Farms!…read more Tulip town in the south, our go to destination for every Spring. this is the second time we are here and we love it. what we love is the number of activities to keep the my toddler occupied - the cycle track, large bouncy area, bubbles spot, the new hay pyramid was a welcome addition, the barn and the cute animals, the corn pit, the tractor ride to the tulip farm. the tulip farm isn't as grand as the skagit valley but does pleases you heart especially with small props like benches that are kept on the field. the flowers display throughout the farm is very cute. the food scenes could be improved with more additions. the restrooms are the cleanest porta potty you can find on any farm! the lemonade stand is amazing. the OG lemonade is without much sugar and tastes perfect. buying ticket online is recommended as it gives you faster access to the farm than waiting in the line to buy the ticket. plenty of parking available!

    We love this place! We went with two octogenarians and a kiddo and everyone was able to move about…read moreand enjoy activities from a tractor pull ride to the tulip fields, eating warm blueberry donuts, to gem stone mining and bubble making. The ground is flat and walkable, though I will say the bathrooms are less than ideal: a bit hard to find and all port o potties (they were clean though!). Everyone was very nice and helpful, and the cost to attend and enjoy so many activities is affordable. We went home with a few bulbs in a pot from the nursery, and enjoyed checking out the cute store.

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    Perfect tulips in various stages of opening
    Perfect tulips in various stages of opening
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    Picha Farms

    4.3
    (43 reviews)
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    My family and I have been waiting for Pica to open and go there for over 15 years. We travel farter…read morebecause they are locally owned The main reason is that they are THE BEST TASTING STRAWBERIES THAT WE HAVE HAD NEVER TOO RIPE BUT ALWAYS JUST RIPE. We buy them for ourselves and our neighbors. Lot of of pies and of berries and whipped cream or ice cream or cookies. The best.

    We came to Picha Farms for U-pick strawberries with a couple of friends. The actual picking…read moreexperience was okay. The field was small and the strawberries were on the smaller side, but that was expected and similar to other farms we've visited before. The reason I'm writing this review is because of an uncomfortable checkout experience. While we were waiting in line to weigh our strawberries, we noticed the staff member at the scale zeroing out the container for the customers ahead of us so they wouldn't be charged for the basket/box itself. She even explained it out loud, which we thought was considerate. However, when it was our turn, she did not zero out the scale. We didn't say anything at the time and assumed maybe it was an honest mistake. What felt disheartening was that immediately after we paid and stepped aside, she zeroed out the scale again for the customer right behind us. My friends, who are of Hispanic ancestry, felt very uncomfortable and singled out by the interaction. I don't want to accuse anyone of racism or say this was intentional, because I don't know that. But I do think it's worth sharing because these kinds of small differences in treatment can really affect how people feel in a space. Our overall experience was okay, but that checkout interaction left a bad impression.

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    Box of mini warted pumpkins
    Box of mini warted pumpkins
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    Box of mini pumpkins
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    McMillin Farm

    McMillin Farm

    4.8
    (13 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    My girlfriend and I attended the Hot Sauce Festival at McMillin Farms over the summer…read more McMillin Farms has acres of free parking. During our visit, there was a few fresh produce products available for purchase such as nectarines, peaches, plums, zucchini, watermelon and corn. Packaged items such as honey and chips were also available. The Hot Sauce Festival was the main attraction of the day so there was a food truck on-site as well. Blistering hot pepper starts of several different varieties could also be purchased for those with green thumbs. Unfortunately, that isn't me. After sampling several fiery hot sauces and marinades it was refreshing to be able to order and consume an ice-cold craft beer from McMillin Farms brewery on-site. Red and white wine is available for those who do not care for beer. Beers were pricey at $8.75 each; however, keep in mind that you are supporting a small and local business. I look forward to attending future events at McMillin Farms.

    A nice little farm balancing gentrification/tourism with growing produce. Also the home of the…read moreWashington State Hot Sauce Festival (2026 was the 6th year). While that name is somewhat aspirational (for now, it IS the only hot sauce festival in the state, but using that name is still brash), it's a nice festival 2026 saw about 40 vendors. And the location lends itself well to the festival. That and events are what drive this place, so the farming is almost a secondary business.

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    Pano farm with store
    Pano farm with store
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