I very much enjoy this pumpkin patch / haunted corn maze! We went during the later of the evening and it wasn't that crowded! We experienced their Double Dare haunted maze for around $20 and I'd say it was worth it! The staff made a lot of effort in their costume and trying to scare people. There were a lot of activities here! Like riding tricycles, basketball, football, corn maze, food trucks, swings, tug of war, etc! This is definitely one of the best pumpkin patch I've been to! They also had a good amount of food vendors! They sold apple cinnamon donuts and it was good! The size was big, however, I'd wish they served them warm and fresh. I also had their apple cider which was refreshing. The ambiance is great. It's a perfect activity to do to get into the fall season! The staff were nice as well. I can't wait to come back here next time! read more

We were on our way home from Snohomish last night when we passed Stocker Farms, saw the slide in the cornfield, and decided, on a whim, to stop in and see what the place was all about. It was already late, about 9pm, when we arrived and the parking lot was full. We wound up purchasing a ticket to the opening night of the Stalker maze (non VIP) and walked through the gate. There were still a lot of people there but I can't imagine how busy it gets during the day. I was really impressed by the number of activities they had for kids, the selection of food trucks, and the fact they had a beer and wine garden. We didn't arrive in time to walk through the day time corn maze and followed the signs through the fog to the Stalker maze. Mind you, I've never been to a horror corn maze before and I'm not a huge fan of horror in general. We were the last two people throught the gate and only had a small group of twenty-somethings ahead of us. We essentially had the maze completely to ourselves ... Wow. I loved every minute of this experience. It's not cheap, but the effort they put into the costumes, their characters, and the environments is simply breathtaking. The entry tunnel was disorienting as hell with its spinning visual display ... Perfectly sets up the rest of the maze because your head doesn't stop spinning which has the effect of dulling your senses for first experience. The only time I literally jumped out of my skin was when a short, creepy-as-fuck girl popped out of a dark corner in the "cannibal" house to ask kind of sweetly "are you staying for dinner?" Otherwise, it was just a ton of fun. After the Maze, we ambled over to the kids area to ride the short zip line, toss footballs and baseballs at/through targets, and throw tennis balls at iron ravens. I was very pleased to discover that I still have my pitching arm and accuracy all these years later! Absolutely worth the visit and a super fun way to end our adventuring on an unexpected note. read more

Had a great time, my daughter went through x2. Screamed so much she had no voice the whole car ride home, highly recommended! read more

I had so much fun at Stalker Farms! Paid about ~ $25 for the Double Dare pass plus there were so many fun free things to do. The haunted attraction was thorough and long, and free activities included ziplines, carnival games, adult tricycles, and photo ops! There were food trucks and stands at the front too, I got corn on the cob and apple cider. read more

With all the attractions at Stalker Farms everyone had to get there before or when the houses opened. The lot was getting full when I got there! (Second Saturday of the month for a 7pm slot.) There was an officer directing traffic to get into the lot as well as flaggers within at 7, but by the time I left at 8, they were gone. This year and the whole concourse was packed with children (guessing middle school aged), which made me not have a good experience. Too many kids running around trying to get access to all the attractions as well as acting the same throughout the houses. Unfortunately I'm not sure if I will return next year. read more

Great place to take kids under 11 Not the scary and the activities are so much fun. We enjoyed the corn maze, food and drinks read more

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I enjoy this haunted maze a lot. I used to go here a few years ago but haven't had the opportunity to go back until now. The actors and the sets are awesome and creepy. We went the day after Halloween, it wasn't too busy but still busy enough. Brought my 2 older nephews (14 and 12), the younger of the 2 got pretty overwhelmed early on. So lesson learned with that one. I had a lot of fun despite keeping him close and making sure he was okay. I will absolutely go back again next year and probably leave the younger one at home now that he's properly traumatized. read more

Brought my kids to the haunted house and was told to pay $30 just to escort them to the haunted house. I'm pregnant, can't do anything. Thomas farms is superior read more

I haven't done a haunted corn maze in a long time, and visited Stalker Farms after some recommendations. I did buy the VIP passes which includes 3 mazes and paintball. The times were the earliest you can enter, so I recommend getting earlier times then you can enjoy the midway and other attractions besides the mazes. They are not open that late and time does pass by quickly. The VIP also got us shorter lines and less waiting. The line to check in was long but went fairly quick. It is a farm and muddy so wear boots. They did try to fill in some of the worst parts. The first maze is a nice warm up, and really the only maze. You can to find your way out and avoid getting "attacked". The other two mazes go through a series of haunted attractions which I think were done well with some creativity and visual appeal. Sometimes actors will make noise and jump out, but they are fairly tame compared to some other places which makes it a good family event. Once you get into the maze area, you are mostly on your own. The first one they space people apart but not the others. If you don't want to be right next to another group you need to watch out for it and time it yourself. The paintball line was long and slow to move. No VIP jump ahead here. You fire from fixed guns into a small area where two actors fully padded come out and taunt you to hit them. Kinda fun but if there is a long line I'd skip to do other things. I've seen this place listed online as Stalker Farms and Stocker Farms. The first seems to be the official name. read more

This place is really great! The haunted attraction has 3 maze for the VIP (41 for 2 online). All three of them are fun. Also VIP could play paintball. All the stuff are professional and give you the best experience. Great Halloween fun! (Prepare coat that are waterproof and anti-wind. The maze could be muddy) Online tickets should check in to get the paper bracelet. read more

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I came here last weekend and it was a blast! I bought tickets online a few days before. The online price is slightly less than buying in-person, plus we didn't want to risk it selling out. The VIP package for 2 people came out to about $95. We arrived during our time slot and waited in line for about 5 minutes to get a wristband. It wasn't too crowded while we were there, but it seemed to really pick up as the night went on. We went through the haunted corn maze which was amazing!!! The decorations were so detailed and the staff really sold the part. I generally don't scare easily but they had me jumping and screaming! There was an additional corn maze section for VIP only which was cool. We played clown paintball which was fun too! My only complaint was waiting in line for 30 minutes for 3 minutes of paintball, but it was still a fun experience. The beer garden was just okay- pretty much just a tent with long picnic tables but beer was cheap and they had a variety of options including IPA, light beer, wine and cider. On our way out we bought a couple pumpkins. I also noticed many games and activities for kids while walking around. Overall, I had a great time at stalker farms and will return in the future! read more

This is our second time going, our first being about 6 years ago. The haunt is in a corn field. VIP pass is worth it to cut wait. I do wish they would space the groups more but overall great haunt. Love the scenery and scarers. And the food and shopping options are a plus read more

A good sized Haunted House. Lots of activities, a series of vendors with good food. It was pretty entertaining just to come here and get the general admission. But there are more options if you choose to spend more time. read more

Stalker Farms - Paintball Near Me - Snohomish, Washington

Very subpar experience. The haunted corn maze was super crowded, as you were constantly behind someone and someone was behind you as well. Easy to expect what was going to happen. Very overpriced for what they offered, would absolutely recommend going somewhere else. read more

Went for the haunted corn maze. Wasn't scary but was fun and good experience. Lines are very long & don't bring your purse or backpack they won't let you in read more

Stalker Farms - Paintball Near Me - Snohomish, Washington

Really fun coming here last year. Can't wait to come back again. Kids loved it too, can't recommend it enough

Extremely over priced, not scary, stack the groups so thick you can't even enjoy, double charge for attractions. Myself and my 4 friends will never be back. Has changed over the years. read more

Stalker Farms - Vip band - Paintball Near Me - Snohomish, Washington

Fun times at Stalker Farms! The actual name is Stocker Farms; but for Halloween every year, they rename it to a more appropriate name, Stalker Farms, just for kicks and haunts. That's just the beginning of it. We came to Stalker Farms for the famous haunted corn maze and we had a blast! Get here early, as we did. The line went by fast and we were able to find a decent parking spot. But I kid you not, once we left three hours later, the line was super long and cars were waiting around in the lot, hoping to snag a spot once a car left. Stalker Farms is one of the most popular haunted corn maze attractions in the area, so get here early and prepare. The haunted corn maze was definitely scary, especially since it's super dark. I recommend bringing a flashlight and prepare for those in costume to jump out at you from the stalks of corn! It's fun though. Our ticket also included an inflatable jumping pad, an apple blaster alley, and there's a live performance of a magic show in the outdoor dining area. There's even a small shop where you can buy the local items that the farm sells and they do have food and coffee stands. You'll spend a few hours at Stalker Farms, going through all the attractions. Stalker Farms is a fun way to spend an October evening, especially for those who love Halloween! If you haven't visited before, I recommend doing so, to see for yourself why Stalker Farms attracts a crowd, particularly for the haunted corn maze...if you dare! read more

Stalker Farms - Apple Blaster Alley - Paintball Near Me - Snohomish, Washington

This place wasn't for me. There is a lot to do, but the activities are geared more for young kids or families. We went for the haunted house. The parking lot is difficult to drive through and wet and marshy. We almost got our car stuck in it. There are little to no lights in the actual parking lot, so it might be worth it to bring a flashlight with you. No signs in the parking lot either to let you know where to park. Once you get your wristband, you go inside and there are a lot of food trucks and some beer garden stuff. We went straight to the haunted house area since our tickets were for five minutes from when we arrived. We had to wait outside the line area until exactly our time. Then they let everyone walk to the other line waiting area where we waited for 45 minutes in a curvy line to go through the maze. No actors or scary things came out during that time. It was very boring. The actual haunted house portion was ok at best. Not a single actor did a jump scare to us, they mostly just stayed back and lurked. It was a creepy vibe, but not that fun haunted house jumpy feeling. The maze is much shorter than the others in the state. Overall, I think that maris farms in Buckley is ten times better than this, however if you had a family with older kids and younger kids this might be a better choice for you. Stalker farms was not for us as two adults. read more

For anyone trying to get a real scare, this is not the haunted maze to go to. Not only were the effects less than impactful, they hold you in like cattle. Not scary, over crowded, don't waste your money. read more

Honestly this sucked, we were expecting a lot of people obviously but not to the point where we were literally waiting in line through the whole haunted part... the whole scare part was literally a line of people through the whole thing which ruined the experience for everyone in our group and people around us. Almost everything was VIP only, and it doesn't even seem like VIP was worth it reading other reviews. The haunted maze was SUCH a let down, the actors seemed like they didn't want to be there and the whole time they were just starring at all of us making weird comments that weren't even creepy just major wtf vibes, idk how this place is number 1 in Washington it's not even top 5 in my books, I rather get my arm ripped off and beat with it tbh waste of money and rlly not even a good atmosphere. read more

We definitely got our scare on during the Halloween events! The first time we went the lines were insanely long and some of the actors didn't seem like they wanted to be there. It was early in the season so I figured we would give it another shot and I am glad we did. The second go round we had a blast and the lines weren't too unreasonable. The ticket prices were a bit on the higher side but it was so worth it!!! The food they had at the trucks were delicious (omg those tacos are to die for), and the corn chowder was delicious too! Overall we had a great time and got our scare on. Our new tradition for years to come! read more

Generally quite awful 1. The haunted events are not very scary nor creative 2. The actors are.... subpart 3. They close at 10p?? On a friday/sat in october? They "Open" at 7p so that is like 3 hour to try to enjoy everything? It's a rip off. read more

My family and I attempted to go to their pumpkin patch. To our dismay they wouldn't let us buy tickets because they were "at capacity". Keep in mind this is in a giant open field. When I asked to nice lady at the ticket booth how they were at capacity when I just watched 150 people leave. She replied with " well we are just sold ​out, you could hang around just the pumpkin patch and try again in 2 hours." Keep in mind I have 2 small children. No I will not be possibly wasting their whole day. We also waited 30 minutes in our car just to get in the parking lot. When entering the parking lot there wasn't a single sign letting anyone know that they were sold out. Atleast let people know and don't waste their time. Needless to say I won't be back and I will be warning every person and parent I know read more

WANTED!!!... a psychiatrist for the following symptoms: Benzos for my intense anxiety... Public humilation from peeing in my pants... Scratching hoarse throat from screaming... Flashbacks... Injury to friends in the form of hand print impressions on their arms... Hypervigilence... Panic attacks and agoraphobia... Clearly a night at the Stocker Farms Field of Screams will gladly offer and present more of these terrifying symptoms to you and your party! $20 will get you entrance to the vast corn maze with no sudden surprises AND a corn maze in the Field of Screams. Two seperate experiences for a great price! BEWARE: my friends and I waited 45mins for the Field of Screams, but it was worth the wait. The Field of Screams is located outside within a corn maze with spooky vistors hiding to delight you with their surprises. You will find yourself navigating in the dark both outside and inside spooky rooms each with its own surprises. I highly recommend going with friends. PLEASE NOTE NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN 12YRS OLD AND YOUNGER! Be also warned to wear rain boots because it is muddy and there is also spooky unexpected surprises where you walk. Flashlights not needed if you want that unexpected surprise, or if you are like me dont want to see what is coming! read more

Stalker Farms - Paintball Near Me - Snohomish, Washington

Can't believe I wasted $130 on this, in my opinion, this isn't even worthy for $20. it was so terrible that the free haunted house in our neighborhood does a better job than this. Complete waste of money and time! read more

We went here on a Sunday night. It's was an interesting experiences. $120 per car. As many people as you can fit. It is a drive through haunt. With like little "stage areas." Before each stage area you had to snap chat some video that was supposed to explain the story line. The story line was weird and hard to follow. It was like a mini play that you drive through. The actors come up to your window and make noises and try to scare you but there is only so much they can do. Some of the props where cool and costumes where generally creepy. The bunny person(no assuming gender here) was my favorite costume. The sloan skinny of it is that is was corny, but in these covid days it was cute and there was some legit effort and thought and love that went into this. Minus one star because the plot was weird and we had no idea what was going on. Plus snap chat is for 16 year olds and looking up each URL got lame. read more

Been coming here the last three years and love it. They made some good updates to the haunted corn mazes, with a lot of good jump scares throughout. A key is to keep your pacing slow so that you're not bunched up watching the people in front of you get scared. We always get the early sale VIP ticket in September which includes a ticket to zombie paintball. This is a little underwhelming. They have a 21+ beer garden and trucks offering donuts and kettle corn. A highlight each year. Side note: we also went to their competitor across the street. Stalker's is cheaper and haunts are way better- better costumes and better scares. The other place however has a leg up on the zombie paintball. read more

This place is fantastic. We'd been to another pumpkin patch earlier and this one makes it just look like babyshambles nonsense. The midway area is so much fun, the whole place is gorgeous, and the haunts...well, I can't say much because I got too scared and had to be led out by THE SWEETEST young woman who was one of the clowns. I'm mostly just writing this review because I didn't get her name and she was an absolute angel helping me out of there. The rest of the staff were also really lovely about it. read more

I went to Stalker (normally spelled Stocker) Farms on Halloween for the Groupon deal that they had - my parents bought my boyfriend and I tickets so we all went. Upon arrival, I also saw a sign that said Yelp check-ins would give you 25% off their VIP experience! There were two different haunted trails that we did. One was clown themed while the other was called "Blood Rot" and was just a mix of different scary things. The clown one was decent and had quite a few parts that scared me, but I think the Blood Rot one was scarier. My only complaint was that the trails were pretty short. I've been to haunted houses that take you like 30-45 minutes to complete, and I'm pretty sure both of these took only about ten minutes each, if not less. Outside of the haunted houses, there were different games that were set up around the farm, as well as a lot of different food options! They had a taco truck there as well as a grill where you could get food like hot dogs, burgers, and roasted corn. I'm glad that I tried them out this year! I love visiting new haunts every year so this is just another that I can mark off of my list. read more

It's basically a Halloween festival at a pumpkin farm. Lots of activities. Good food trucks. Make sure to buy tickets ahead of time to get a discount, and get there as soon as it opens! There's only 3 hours to do everything. I also recommend hitting the paintball/shooting gallery first, because the line was huge by the end of the night. read more

The haunted corn maze was fun. We went on 10/29 so it was definitely packed. We purchased VIP tickets and we basically stood in line everywhere for at least an hour. Our time slot started at 9PM. After we completed every attraction the food trucks closed down. A little disappointed for the money we paid. read more

Please go someplace else Bc this place is a time waster! Bought a general admission ticket Bc we were going early enough in the October season not to be that busy. Got there right after "dusk" but we weren't even allowed to get in line until our "zone D" was made available. There should be a text system in place if this is the way they do it. Who has time to wait around til all the others go through?! They only allow fast pass and VIP holders first which to me is way overpriced to spend $30-$40 per ticket for just a corn maze. They recommended going to spend more money on overpriced food(its past dinner time) or playing the free activities(which we already did while you wait a couple hours for your time slot to come up. I'm sorry but we have better things to do than spend hours on end waiting around on a crappy corn maze. read more

A group of friends and I went to Stalker Farms last night for their two haunts and it was a hugely disappointing experience. 4/6 of us had bought online tickets and so went to the "etickets line" - it took us 20 minutes from the time we arrived to get through picking up our wrist bands. It took our two friends who hadn't bought tickets ahead of time 5 minutes. Most of us thought buying ahead would make things faster which definitely wasn't the case. It took another hour or more for our haunts group (Group D) to be called. From there it was an hour and a half wait to actually get into the main haunt (which we decided to skip based on that wait time) and an hour wait to get into the smaller haunt. We didn't go for VIP tickets because the website had marked our weekend as "moderately busy" and didn't recommend VIP tickets so we thought we'd save the additional $20/ticket. Here's the thing, even if we had bought VIP tickets there was a huge VIP ticket line backup for the main haunt, seemingly defeating the point. The smaller haunt, Pogo's Funny Farm, was okay. They managed to startle us a few times but it was a pretty hokey set up. Despite waiting for somewhat over an hour they didn't stagger guests well enough so ultimately it ended up being one long line through the place - you were running into the group ahead of you and the group behind you was running into you. Ultimately a very, very disappointing experience. They need to take a page from Thomas Farms' (across the street) book and have tickets with time entry. We arrived at 7:30 and didn't get out until 10:20, and the haunt we itself was about a 9 minute walk that wasn't all that scary. Far too much waiting for what it was. read more

We had the VIP. Not worth it. Go somewhere else. The ball toss zone has the majority of the balls under the net. The tetherball had most of the balls down because they were broke. The corn mazes...Pogo was okay, Slasher was the best but not super scary, scarecrow literally had one person jump out at us and it didn't even scare us. The paintball told you to shoot sparingly as they were running low on air. Save your money! read more

shout out to Jon and magnum for being the best bodyguards​ in da whole wide world. Awesome epic time, the maze was so fun that I didn't even go in but other than that it was such fun. The cider slapped and the pumpkins were super cute!! They had an awesome time and would go again. also, the kid's part was super cute and got some dope install pics. read more

This review is for the Blood Rot and Abra-Cadaver scary corn mazes. My friend and I went on a Friday night and got there shortly after it opened. They have different groupings; such as A, B, C and so on. What's nice is that you can walk around until the board displays your group letter to go in. Once it's your group, you walk back and there's several lines for VIP, and then general admission for each of the mazes. We were just GA, but we weren't in line for a long time. They did an amazing job of spacing people!! My friend and I were walking alone the entire time through the maze, which is perfect because then we don't know when the scares will come. We went on a clear night when there was a lot of moonlight, but I can only imagine how dark it would have been in between scenes without that. The actors were really creepy and also followed you. This was my friend's first time going through a corn maze and she had a blast! This was my second corn maze and definitely one of my favorites now. Check to see if there's a Groupon available. I was able to buy two Groupons and we each saved $5 or so. read more

Stalker Farms - Paintball Near Me - Snohomish, Washington

My teen/tween kids and I met up with two other moms with their kids Last night. It was a wonderful night for a Spooktacular experience. Upon arrival, we ended up in a long line just to get in. However, they provided crowd control to guide us and the staff stayed incredibly friendly and helpful. Every employee from the food trucks to the wrist band checkers continued with the welcoming service and guidance. Then there was Chris. Chris went above and beyond the call of duty to create a memorable experience for our group. The night was filled with jump scares, laughs, screams, and culinary smells to wet the appetite. We will be enjoying this experience next year and onwards. read more

This was my first time visiting Stalker Farms and my expectations were high. Especially since the price was so steep. ($120 per vehicle + tax) This year because of COVID, it's a drive-through haunt... expect long delays - we had to wait an hour... there are six 'scenes' that you drive through, and not a single one had anything remotely scary... zero jump scares... no blood... no severed body parts... no demonic entities... nothing that resembles a traditional Halloween haunt - regardless of the storyline... my SUV full of people couldn't have been more bored... we actually felt duped spending that kind of money and not getting a single scare... we laughed more than anything. Sorry for bad review, but when you're charging that kind of money your customer expects something in return and all we left with was a huge helping of disappointment. read more

In the Seattle area this is the bang for the buck best haunt out there. They've really pulled out all the stops with food, games, freaks, a great big maze and excellent scary dual haunts. Don't miss the fun drive to the middle of nowhere. Haven't laughed that hard in a year- thanks SF! Update 2016- down two stars. Insanely deep slippery mud. WEAR HIKING OR RAIN BOOTS!! pretty much the same thing this year. Not much had changed- same themes and similar props. Still fun with lots of laughs but not as captivating or surprising. No chainsaw guy at the end either, which was disappointing. The wind storm last weekend wrecked the no scare maze- it was a total mess; incredibly muddy and no real trail to speak of. I know it's not their fault but they should have shown the courtesy to let their guests know how bad it was or just not charge for that portion anymore. At $25 a head, they need to invest and step it way up next year. As a professional haunted myself, They can do better. read more