Pumpkin patch super fun. Nice trees but they don't have Noble trees to cut. The website states they have them and workers said when we got there that the Nordmad Firs are the same. They are not. read more

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We visited today and it was alright. It's a well-known pumpkin patch and there are a lot of activities to do. Traffic was pretty bad on the last short stretch of road both coming and going. The place was PACKED and my main complaint is that many of the activities are too close together so we were surrounded by and running into people. Some of the activities weren't really supervised, like the kids trike area, and I saw a few collisions. We waited in pretty long lines for everything and didn't get to ride several things because they closed before 6 (cow ride and hay ride). The gift shop was expensive and had a lot of random fall trinkets you might find at the dollar store. They had a good food area with different trucks but again more expensive than other similar places. The corn maze was really fun. Overall this won't be on my list to return to but it's not awful. read more

So much to do for such a great price!! Loved all the activities provided for both kids and adults. The hay ride to the corn maze was great! The corn maze was a tough one but made for many laughs as we tried to find our way through. Food selection was amazing. Family brought items home from the fudge shop and the farm shop. read more

TRAFFIC WARNING: Getting into the farm's parking lot took an hour yesterday (Sunday). I had 1pm timed tickets, didn't get to the gate until after 2pm. The problem is that the left turn light on northbound Highway 9 at Marsh Road let's maybe 3-4 cars in at a time because it's so backed up getting to the parking lot. I sat in stop and go traffic in the left lane on Hwy 9 for so long I saw two different groups of skydivers parachute to the ground from the nearby skydiving place. I would recommend approaching from the north so you can turn right off Hwy 9 onto Marsh Road. Or head north in the right lane, go past the farm, then do a u-turn in the middle of the highway. Seriously, that would've been WAY faster. Thankfully, there was a beer garden at the farm, which was my first stop after spending an hour in traffic with jerk drivers trying to cut into the left lane at the last minute. The pumpkin ale was tasty. There food trucks were good, the corn maze was lots of fun (plenty of signs along the route so we didn't get completely lost), and there were some cute displays to pose in front of to get your classic PNW fall pumpkin selfies. The pumpkin patch itself was pretty big, but there were no spare wheelbarrows when we got there. I ended up just buying a single pumpkin in the red barn because that was all I could carry. TLDR this was my second year visiting Stocker Farms for pumpkins, and I probably won't be returning again next year because of the ridiculous traffic. Luckily there are many other great farms in the area to visit. read more

Loved visiting my son and I had fun! There were many places to take pictures and so much to do my boy didn't know where to go first. It was very packed. I will say the only downside was the food truck we went to while there. They were very rude not only with myself but all the people in front of me and behind me. Other customers waiting in line turned to each other in disbelief. read more

We bought tickets to the pumpkin patch and then sat in a two hour traffic jam and never even got into the place, the entire parking lot was full and wby that time it was 2:45 and our tickets were only good from 1-3pm. The farm obviously oversold tickets when it should only reasonably be first come, first served. Go buy a pumpkin literally anywhere else. read more

This is a great pumpkin patch and farm! My family and I have gone for their sunflower days as well as just for their pumpkin patch and other activities. Our toddler loves it there, since there's plenty to do...and a ton of photo opportunities for parents. Sad I've missed the Apple cider donuts each time though! I've heard they're delicious. read more

My family of 3, had a blast today! I see in a lot of the reviews here on how expensive Stocker Farms can get! But I also noticed how no one mentioned that its free admission for those who chooses to only go to the pumpkin patch. Its the kids activities and the corn maze that costs money. My son is less than a year old, so for us, its pointless to do other big kid stuff. But to go walk around the area and also enjoy food and the view, its totally worth your time! I highly recommend taking a visit here. read more

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We had lots of fun! There were good snacks and cool games. The haunted maze was just the right amount of scary. I highly recommend taking a few hours to go try it! read more

The strawberry Lemonade is just sparkling water with whip cream for $10 and the lines are so ridiculously long. If you are looking for a fun date or to go with friends do not come here. Go to bobs or anywhere else. read more

What a fun pumpkin patch experience filled with many, many activities to do!! RSVP tickets early because the popular times do get sold out (2-6pm). I got tickets for 2-5pm and it was right amount of time because I didn't finish the corn maze. Lots of games, activities, food and pumpkins there :) my first official pumpkin patch experience was sooo worth it here! There are a lot of photo worthy spots so bring camera!! Oh by the way, thinking about doing a corn maze? Please wear boots or bring extra shoes- It was supposed to last 20 minutes for the first route and 40 minutes for the 2nd route, but I had to step out after 5 minutes in because mud was accumulating on my shoes :p still, it was fun to experience that. read more

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Spent the afternoon here with my family and had a great time. It was clean, well kept and organized. Staff all wore masks and we're constantly sanitizing surfaces and equipment. There is a full range of activities for kids if you pay for the wrist band option. My kids enjoyed shooting a basketball, tractor rides, trikes, swings, duck races etc... And the corn maze! We went on a Friday afternoon and prebooked and I have to say the numbers were great, good atmosphere but not too many people around to create any bottlenecks. This was our first time here and I have to say it was well worth the money and short drive to get there. It's a little gem! read more

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David and I visited Stocker Farms in Snohomish in mid-October and it is quite possibly the most picturesque pumpkin/fall farm I have ever seen! The fall colours are so vibrant and the landscaping is done so thoughtfully that it makes for a beautiful backdrop for all the fun activities they have set up. They have a huge selection of pumpkins that are both pre-picked or available for picking at their patch. They have a good variety of foods as well as plenty of seating both covered and uncovered. What I like about them is that they had an espresso stand and a taco truck along with their in-house hot food tent, so there was a good selection to choose from. We were only able to do their shorter corn maze side it was later in the evening, but from what we saw it seems well-made. We absolutely recommend Stocker Farms for fall family fun and will come back next year! read more

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Lovey setup for the large part, your kids will have fun, plenty of pumpkins during the Halloween time. Now a serious talk, I hate (and you will hate it too if you think judiciously) the fact that they use pumpkins for the shooting game. In a world where world hunger is on the rise, 10% of world is undernourished (700 million people) and 21.3% is is malnourished this place does a shameless, ostentatious display of wasting food. It's nothing but criminal. Very capitalistic. Last year they were using Apple for the same. I carefully looked at the pumpkins and they cannot come back to me and claim that they chose the rotten ones because they didn't. As I said kids will love because the creative team has done a great job setting things up. I also tried out the scary corn maze and it was fun. That said, the staff here is pretty lousy, rude and I did feel a hint of racist attitude. You have to buy a ticket to enter the play zone but not for the pumpkin patch. I was walking around the "pumpkin patch" which is not a ticketed zone and one of their staff talked to me very rudely and asked me to buy a wrist band. I told him that I don't intend to go to the play area and she shrugged her shoulders, said "whatever" and walked away. I was surprised to see that she was nice to the white people. Not sure what was her problem with me. read more

Year after year we've always gone next door to Thomas Family Farm - this year we switched it up to Stocker Farms and it was so much better! My only complain is the steep price of $20+tax per persons over the age of 3... a family outing of 6 to the pumpkin patch with admission, food, drinks, popcorn made it easily a $350 for a few hours out in the afternoon. Other than that, the area was very spacious, parking is easy. Lots of activities and plenty of photo opportunities to be had. Everything was very well decorated and setup for everyone to enjoy. There is no cost for the pumpkin patch but the kids activities and the maze has a cost - in which the $20 ticket price covers all activities. The tables and wagons were all being sanitized prior for usage which is great, plenty of staff roaming around to assist. There is a taco truck, burger truck and roasted corn and coffee truck for food options as well. Overall - it was a pricy outing but one of the best patches i've been to over the years and I'd recommend it to anyone! read more

Wasn't aware I had to pre-purchase tickets online. I tried to do it on my phone once we arrived but the website would not work. I spent 20 minutes trying to purchase tickets with no luck. The staff was not helpful and offered no other solutions to the problems. Ultimately we had no choice but to leave and go to another pumpkin patch. Cravens was wonderful. Extremely disappointed in their service this year. read more

Lots to do, see, and buy! The pumpkin prices were very reasonable, too. The field is relatively clean and hasn't been overly crowded any of the times we have visited - this year it was the Saturday before Halloween. Stocker Farms is very kid friendly. Your kiddo won't run into anything too aggressively scary here. They also have pumpkin and boot rinsing stations. We were in a hurry so it was pumpkins, photos, and go. I would have loved to grab some kettle corn. Definitely recommended. Great middle of the road patch between the insane carnival farms and the more traditional U-Pick farms. The location is perfect, too! read more

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Very unfriendly, when the entire point of an experience like this is to be have a good time. They told us we could enter the food area for free, so I dropped my wife and kids and went shopping, then came to help her manage lunch. Turns out you cannot enter for free even to eat. Ok, so they made a mistake, I explained the situation and asked to go to the food area. And... no dice. No apology, no nothing. They see all people as just a bunch of potential cash. We paid something like $50 (before food and extras) and they were not sorry at all and refused to make any accommodation. Go elsewhere. read more

Website and ticket information is inaccurate. So double check what you purchase case they will not assist you or honor anything that's even listed in their website read more

Stocker Farms - What is in their website but is not accurate. - Christmas Trees Near Me - Snohomish, Washington

We went to stockers farms for the first time for pumpkins and just to spend a nice day out with the kids. Their kid area was amazing! So much activities and picture taking set ups. The price for activities was affordable compared to other farms. The only Disappointment was we went on a Friday so we could avoid the weekend chaos and the hayride was closed. Other than that my kids really enjoyed all the activities and getting pumpkins. We will definitely be back next year! read more

Sooo crowded and felt overly manufactured. Lines for everything. Short rides that go nowhere. Expensive. Pick another patch!

We found and cut our own 6'douglas fir tree at an extremely reasonable price. Staff provided us with a map and tree cutting saw. Checking out was quick and easy. Parking was a piece of cake! read more

Very expensive. It's beautiful but $66 for my husband and I to bring my 3yr old to the sunflower fields. Plus the price of a pumpkin and food if you eat there. Apparently you can pay for just the pumpkin patch and corn maze which is less expensive. I was just surprised at the cost. You buy tickets online and they charge an additional $2 each ticket. Save up before heading here! read more

This place is so incredible, I have now been several times. We got our Christmas tree this year from there and it's honestly perfect. The whole experience of finding holiday joy during a pandemic was here! The tree once home snd set up has an amazing shape, healthy, smells great and looks even better with lights on. Beautiful tree from them, great customer service and friendliness all around. Will always recommend this farm and worth the drive from Seattle!! read more

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My family chose Stocker Farms as they had many kids activities listed. WOW, we were impressed. My 8 yr old grandaughter had a great time from the apple cannon - her favorite, to playing tic-tac-toe with pumpkins and of course the corn maze. The staff was always cleaning. Even with the rain we had a blast and would definitely go there again. We chose the wrist bands which were easy to do. Yummy kettle corn and of course, COFFEE! The bubble area was genius, great for kids to chill and just smile. We even had a proposal take place, my daughter is now engaged, the gazebo was a beautiful place to get down on one knee. Great memories! Thank you Stocker Farms. read more

I searched the best places to go pumpkin picking in the Seattle area and was not disappointed in Stocker Farms! There were a variety of places to take fun photos, there are two options for the corn maze (a quick 15 minute maze and a 30 minute maze), corn hole, tether ball, sunflowers, a giant jumping pillow, tons of vendors selling yummy food, and of course a giant pumpkin patch! There are wheelbarrows before entering the pumpkin patch so you don't have to carry around multiple pumpkins because you will for sure want to get more than one once you see all the cute little white ones. They place a bunch of pumpkins in the front of the patch so you can have access to some great options when first walking in and then there are tons more all throughout the patch if you care to spend the time looking for the perfect pumpkin! There gift shop was adorable, I bought some jalapeño stuffed olives and apple butter along with about seven pumpkins (two to carve and a few to decorate), in total I spent under 40 bucks for 3 medium sized pumpkins, 2 sugar pie pumpkins, and 2 little white ones! After I checked out there was a cute little washing station to get all the dirt and stuff off the pumpkins, which I LOVE. All and all I had a great experience and look forward to coming back next year for more pukpkins and cutting down a Christmas tree in the next month or so! read more

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Pretty disappointed we drove out for an 1 hr and a half and they decided to shut down the patch early and activities early. Even though our previous year was nice I wouldn't be going again especially because they kept stopping us from doing anything. We drove our way too far for them shut it down. Anyhow lesson learned. read more

Stocker Farms is a great family and friend destination for the fall and beyond. We enjoyed the night corn maze so much that we went came back with to the day time family fun with my little cousin who has the best time. For the night maze, you should pay the extra money and get the VIP pass to access the shorter line and the special "challenge maze" (which seems impossible to beat to me). When we went, the evening had a much shorter food line vs. daytime the lines were extremely long so suggest eating before or bringing a snack with you. Both times the highlights were the jumpy platform which was a blast for kids and adults alike. And cousin loved all the other kid attractions esp the candy canyon. Only suggestion is for Stocker Farms to find a better way to redeeming online tickets since you still have to wait in the same purchase line to redeem and you can't apply teacher discount online. read more

Bring kid to the haunted trails, make an appointment, wait an additional hour to get in past the time. Never coming back.

This was literally the BEST pumpkin patch I've ever been to. They had so much to do, and thought of everything; it was so worth it, especially for the price. There was a shoe cleaning station for when your shoes get muddy as well as a cleaning station for your pumpkins after retrieving your pick from the patch. There was even a little house for baby changing stations. And the amount of photo opportunities were much appreciated as well. I will DEFINITELY be coming back. read more

We went for pumpkins at Halloween-time. The parking lot is large but well organized. I paid for my granddaughter and I to play in the main field. Really, she did all the playing, I just watched. There was lots for her, the bouncing pillow, tire climb, duck races, tractor slide, and hamster wheel. Me, I just monitored. We also went through the corn maze for the same entrance fee. My granddaughter had a wonderful time, me, maybe I've been to a few too many pumpkin patches. We did pick a pumpkin. The wheelbarrows were hit or miss, and it took us forever to find an empty one. I will admit, it was nice to be able to clean the pumpkin before we took it home, but the water was reused and dirty, plus there was nowhere to dry the now-dripping wet pumpkin. I think the pumpkins were overpriced, especially considering we'd already paid an entrance fee. Actually, everything in the small gift shop (check out area) was overpriced. However, sometimes you just pay for the atmosphere, and making someone happy, and that's the case for us. But I think next year we'll go elsewhere. read more

Disappointed and Frustrated Stocker farms have been a huge part of our family traditions. My sons birthday is in Oct so for the last 4 years we celebrated it at stocker farm. For years our family and several of our closest friends go to the farm, grab trees and lunch afterwards. HOWEVER 3 out of the 4 years our tree is dried up and quite honestly a fire hazard within weeks of us getting it. We have the bottom cut, take it home and get it right into the water, we have even taken it out after it not soaking up the water for serval days and cut it again. We buy the tree treatment stuff but nothing ever really helps. We bought our tree Saturday, it's now Monday and little to no water has been sucked up and I can already see it's sagging. This will be my last year buying an expensive tree from stocker farms. read more

Beautiful farm but overly crowded and can spend 30-45 mins getting out of the farm. Only buy tickets online. Took 25 minutes to get into farm and went to buy tickets after being in line for 10 minutes and they stopped selling tickets and we couldn't get in. Why couldn't they let everyone in line know no more tickets and had tickets window open (I turned around and let the 20 people in line no more tickets) even though an employee was letting people line up. Soooo odd?? Why have open windows, line just for tickets (separate area for online tickets) ect anx not tell these customers not allowed. No signs anywhere that they were sold out, didn't know before hand to buy/require tickets to enter. Took 35 minutes to get out of farm at 3:30pm. With all the employees and signs and flags to get into the farm, why don't they put up a sign saying sold out, need online tickets. read more

So fun to go here. It is such a fun experience and I always enjoy coming to take photos and pick out pumpkins here!

They had tons of beautiful trees to choose from, but we weren't allowed to cut any of them down. They said "you can only cut down trees that are tagged", but only about 5% were tagged and they were mostly uneven/thin/ugly. I tried calling from the field several times to see if they'd make an exception or if someone could come measure and tag the tree we wanted, but no one would answer! I ended up walking back to where they hand out the saws. I explained the situation and the woman (semi-politely) told me there was nothing she could do. I ended up pulling a tag off of an ugly tree and putting it on the one I wanted! (Same height and type). I hope they figure it out read more

Not worth it. Family went on 10/23/21. Pumpkin patch is small. The activities need updated. Expensive and not worth it. There are so many other pumpkin patches that are superior to go to in the area that are less expensive and worth your time. read more

The fall carnival around Halloween was fun and had lots to do for kiddos but was incredibly expensive and moderately crowded. We spent $175 for 2 adults and 1 child on the experience - entrance at the gates was $84 (we did not know we should pre-pay) and then the rest on food/drink. If we go again next year we would bring our own food and drinks. read more

Halloween fun! Not so much. The zombie paintball is $20 to do a 10minute hayride and then a 10 minute shooting gallery. Instead of people coming out of the Christmas Trees (or old corn field) which would have been awesome they have a "village of zombies" 6 zombies is not village. It was fun but not as much fun as it could be. Pro tip: if you go, sit at the front of the ride. In the back you might get a "kill shot" if the underpaid target doesn't go down before your locked in gun comes into range. Plus when you exit they turn off the air before you have a chance to unload all your paintballs. They have haunted mazes which some people loved and some hated. They have food sellers and the night I was there Wreckless Freaks who did a good freaks sideshow. Food Pro Tip: if you think you want 2 ears of roast corn tell them. If you ask for 1 but then say 2, they ring you up at full price then try to sell you another at full price and not at the special price. How hard is it to cancel and redo an order? Plus, the corn isn't really roasted, more like baked. read more

Thin blue line flag at a pumpkin patch?? Lol we immediately left. There's much better places to go

There were hundreds of people here while we were there. With ticket prices between $12-$20, they really need to spend a few bucks to keep their attractions functional. There is a lot here, and this place 'could' be great, but sadly it just isn't right now. My family of one 4 year old and 2 adults, despite having fun with a few of the attractions, felt like we paid far too much for what was available. I have put an attraction list from the website (these are the things we thought we were paying for) below, with comments. U-Pick Pumpkins: Exactly what it says. Pumpkin Barn: This is just a barn with pumpkins for walls, neat, but nothing really to do here. Corn Maze: The maze is large, and in good shape. Muddy, but that is to be expected of any corn maze around here. Unfortunately the maze has no character whatsoever. No landmarks with the exception of 2 bridges, and even the 'You are here' boards were missing the stickers that show where you are in the maze. Because of this, there is no way to utilize your map unless you literally mark every corner you turn on it. Add some landmarks! Maybe even some fun stuff to find on your journey. Giant Jumping Pillow (weather permitting): This was the star attraction. Really great. I feel bad for anyone that pays to visit while this is closed. Duck Races: 3 ducks for 4 lanes, one of the ducks was too big to float down the lane. The pumps were broken/breaking and most of them didn't pump water at all. This needs maintenance. Corn Box: Great fun for the 5 and under crowd. The only bad thing I can say is that there were rusty staples sticking out of the supports for the barn this was in. That is *really* bad and needs to be addressed. Steer Roping: Ropes and plastic steer heads. It's fine, but really just a short distraction for most. Tug-O-War: Just a rope on muddy ground. Tire Swings: These are neat, but small and really only good for little kids who have trouble hanging on to them. Hayrides: Closed. Farmer Foosball: Didn't see this anywhere. Tractor Slide: This is pretty cool for kids who like slides. Candy Cannon: Closed. Barrell Train: Kind of neat, but anyone over 6' can't squeeze into the barrels. "Train" just laps around a gravel loop/figure-8, but kids will like it. Sport Ball Arcade: My biggest complaint is right here. These games would be very fun except for a few problems. The netting is torn and the balls that are there fall below it where you can't get them. The balls themselves are either non-existent or about 10 years past usable form. They had 3 lanes of football, but there were only: 2 foam balls that were riddled with holes, 1 flat rubber ball, 1 good looking rubber ball that we couldn't reach, so was unuseable, and 1 'normal' stitched football with the stitches all torn and fuzz coming out of them. With at least hundreds of people paying $12+ entries each day, please replace these $5 rubber balls at least yearly. It's not too much to ask. You are losing paying customers over this small expense. Also, patch up that netting so the games actually work. Hoola Hoops: Didn't see this, but not sure I would call it an attraction anyway. Billy Bob's Blaster Alley: Closed. Pumpkin Washing Station: This is an attraction? Really? Pumpkin Tetherball: This was fine, just tetherballs with pumpkin faces drawn on them. Smile-0-Meter: Neat little joke telling thing with a button. Pumpkin Tic-Tac-Toe: Didn't see this. Jenga: Didn't see this. Corn Hole: Corn Hole is fun, this was in good working order. Gourd Tunnel: Like the pumpkin house, this is just a little arch with gourds around it. Nothing really to do here. Tonka Truck Pit & Tractor: Fun for the small kids. Wall Ball Games: These are neat, but they don't put any extra golf balls out so when one of them bounces away from the game, it can take a while to track it down and continue playing. Please put a few balls in each of these. Spookley's House: Just a small playhouse. The small kids might like it. Pot-Shot Paintball: Closed. Photo-Ops!: These are fine. Konk the Crow: Neat. Needs more balls. Roller Bowler: Didn't see this. Straw Bale Hoist: This is fine, but nobody really used it. Not something many will consider an attraction. read more