Pretty disappointed...We drove all that way for the cliche pumpkin patch experience and left 10min. After getting there. Before making our way north we checked their website, Facebook page, Instagram account, and yelp reviews/page for something/ANYTHING about a dog policy and there was nothing stated, at all. Maybe it's just me, but thinking that it's a farm and everyone is outdoors I could only assume that bringing our puppy out with us wouldn't be a problem...it is a problem, apparently, so don't plan on bringing Fido. This was somewhat irritating, but whatever, I get not all places are pet friendly, family farms included. What really got under my skin was the staff and how rude they were approaching 'the situation'. An older lady started screaming at me while I was holding the puppy and my boyfriend was checking out tickets. Screaming...making a scene out of nothing... it was really uncalled for, it didn't need to be that big of a deal. Since we drove all that way, we put the puppy back in the car and proceeded to go and pick out over priced pumpkins. Being that they didn't come with that cliche, happy fall y'all kind of family fun experience, we felt a little ripped off. This was our first and our last time at Stocker's family farm. read more

Their stalkers farm attraction this year was not worth it. The no scare was 21 a person after tax and nothing was like how it was advertised on their website. They also had no food vendors which was a huge disappointment. It's a Friday night? Their was barely any lighting anywhere so it was hard to see and take pictures. read more

Was so disappointed to see the thin blue line flag being flown here. Will never be going there again!

Where do I even start? No social distancing throughout the farm, way too many people (even with online ticket reservation), corn maze was impassable in some areas due to EXTREME amount of mud, almost all listed attractions were for toddlers or just places to take photos, attractions that were in the park seemed to be very old and not well maintained, majority of the place was not wheelchair/stroller friendly. The one thing that I appreciated was the amount of hand sanitizer throughout the farm. Overall disappointed, definitely not worth the price. read more

I would never go here again. Not only were many of the attractions closed, but to compensate for them they offered me pumpkins for my entire group. I purchased the full package deal but was only able to take advantage of 2 of the mazes and shoot the apple cannon. They offered me more shots of the apple cannon as additional compensation. They clearly state no refunds given and while I understand that, I payed for a service that for not performed as almost all of the attractions were closed by 1040. We asked if we could even come back another day to make up for our lost attractions that were closed and they spoke to "the big boss" and he said no, as they have had issues with it in the PatI had to wait in a very long line for a maze and that consumed most of the time anyways. I am so dissatisfied And disappointed I had to call my bank to dispute the charges for services not rendered. Bring your friends and family here but only if you would like to wait in line , overpay , and have unmotivated actors try to scare you. Update : I went through my bank and only then did I finally get a refund . read more

My husband and i got our christmas tree from here today and it was a wonderful experience even in the poring rain. The tree selection was great, lots of full big trees. The guy working at the front who shook the trees out and got them ready was wonderful as well. He had such a good attitude while working in the pouring rain and was very helpful with out tree read more

Got our Christmas tree here today. Great experience. They provide you with a map of the farm that shows where certain types of trees are located as well as a saw to cut one down. They also offer pre cut trees but we love doing it ourself so we opted for that option. Beautiful trees, lots of options, really fun staff! Highly recommend and will definitely be back. read more

While this place is really popular and seems like a great place to spend a fall day, it's pretty much highway robbery! We rented a firepit which was cool, but didn't realize this was on the bottom of the page to reserve the site: *Please note*: All campfire attendees still need to pay regular daytime or nighttime admission prices to our farm. So if you are going to go there, plan on spending a good long time doing all of the activities so you will get your money's worth. If you only go for the firepit time, you have pay for the corn maze which is $12.95 per person JUST to go into the firepit area that you already PAID for! So it was a waste of money really, but I guess they have to make a year's worth of income in about 3 weeks. Buyer beware and only go if you don't care about spending a lot of money and getting your shoes/boots dirty. read more

Saw a blue lives matter flag. So happy to support a business that supports those who risk their lives for others every day. We will be returning year after year! Thank you Stocker Farms. read more

We wanted so much to have fun here. $50 for 4 of us to get in. food places weren't open and we were continuously asked to leave areas because of field trips. "They paid for their time." Well so did I. My daughter was so excited for the bounce thing. We were on it for 5 minutes before being kicked off. The employee said we could come back in 20 minutes. We picked out pumpkins and went back. Not allowed in. Left with 2 kids in tears, and my husband very angry. I (politely, I swear) complained and was given free passes... we have no plans to go back and no one else wants the free passes! Interesting. $80 for 2 pumpkins. Won't make that mistake again. read more

We came here on a Saturday to do the corn maze and it was actually much more fun and enjoyable than I expected. You could definitely "taste the fall" coming here and I can see why families make this outing an annual tradition. We bought our passes online and ended up coming a little earlier than our friends, so we got our wristbands and walked around. I first noticed that Street Donuts were on-site and quickly got in line for a bowl of donuts and some hot apple cider. There was also a taco truck and kettle corn for sale. With donuts and cider in hand, we people watched. It's a little on the creeper status side, but it was kind of nice to watch the little kiddos simply... enjoy life. It wasn't raining that day so the maze wasn't super muddy, then we walked around, saw the goats, went on the hay ride, saw pumpkins get blown out of the pumpkin launcher, and picked out some pumpkins. There's also some fun activities, but it's definitely for the kids. We felt bad if the kids had to wait for us so we didn't do any of the activities (even though we really wanted to). The service was friendly throughout the Stocker Farms. Definitely a good place to take your family or some out-of-towners. read more

18.00$ 18.00$ 18.00$ Screw That ! I could see charging that for the kids But parents and Grandparents there to just watch the youngsters have fun ! Come on man ! You can't discount my 80 year old grandma screw You!! read more

This is a pretty cute farm stand located on Airport Way. It has a variety of a lot of produce for a reasonable price. We got some small pumpkins for $3. At the local grocery store, you'd probably have to pay $7-8 for this. We also picked up apples and squash. They also produce their own local honey. Not a bad place to stop by you want to get some farm fresh groceries! read more

I wish I could give 0 stars. We went on a Friday... you'd think that would be a peak day for them? But after paying $30 for two people to get in, NOTHING was open. none of the booths or attractions. And the pumpkin patch and corn maze was so sopped with water and mud you couldn't go in. We stayed for a whole 30 minutes, walked around, and went home. Total waste of money. read more

I gave it a 4 because it was really hard to find. i thought it was just me but when our 2 other groups met up they all had a hard time finding it too (we all wound up at the store then realized we had to be at the wrong place cause there's no way we'd pay $10 for that!). So if you go turn left onto Marsh from WA-9 N/Woodenville Snohomish Rd and the farm is on your right. I also wish there were 2 jumping pillows.....1 for toddlers and 1 for like over age 6. There were so many little ones that wanted to jump and people just didn't warn their kiddos to watch out for the little ones. Other than those 2 issues this place was fantastic! Our kids loved the jumping pillow, the nailing station, and the corn maze a lot! I loved the human hamster wheel, that was really fun!! Oh! And the pumpkin cannon...something you've definitely got to see. You do have to go on the hay ride to see it but totally worth it. read more

WEAR BOOTS! There's very fine and slippery mud the entire maze. It is really fun and only $8! read more

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Worst place to take anyone! My wife and I only wanted to go in for the food and walk around, some guy working there said they don't allowed that. Very disappointed. read more

As someone who is perfectly willing to pay well for a quality experience.. you do not get what you pay for here. As others have stated, the overall experience at this patch was WAY overpriced for the expected experience and purchases. And, sad to say, the staff were consistently not happy and apathetic (with the exception of the expresso gal and the man who ran the pumpkin cannon). I went with a teen and a tween. Paid $15 in admission for each of us and that was the discounted price for ordering online. According to the girl I spoke with when I called a day prior, that would get you through the entrance quicker. Sad to say, we waited in line with all the other people who purchased tickets then and there. Another issue they could clearly fix is lack of signage in general. As we walked along looking for something semi-fun to do before the wagon ride to the sunflowers, kids were hangry. Coincidentally and right there, we caught wafts of chili in the air. We, along with a steady stream of other visitors, followed it to an area where it wasn't apparent it was for private parties.. only until we were able to read the sign 3 feet from the awning. And being a sibling of a handicapped child, the prior review about being unable to navigate a child in a wheelchair broke my heart. Like the reviewer said, if the patch is not accessible for the handicapped at least have a sign stating so at the front "gate". It's 2019...come on already! We decided to do the sunflower "hay" ride first. Not sure why they called it a hay ride when there were only like 5 bales in the middle to squeeze a few more bodies in. Gal told me over the phone the day before they were still good to go on the sunflowers. NOPE. 80% of them were dying. Which made it difficult to get a good photo in. 'Twas what I was most excited about doing there. And contrary to the listing...no wine. We also had to wait a long time to hitch a ride back to the main area, as no one was getting off to even see the sunflowers...for obvious reasons. Relieved to be back to the barn area, we were excited to eat. Big disappointment there, also. The taco truck didn't have half the items they advertised. Which slowed the line down significantly. I ordered 3 soft tacos. They were tiny, dried up corn tortillas with only a couple tablespoons of unseasoned beef in them along with some milky, greenish sauce that also had no flavor. Unsatisfied, we moved on to the other food vendor who seemed to have more variety. The line there was huuuuuge. Spend 20 minutes in that line. The kids wanted donut holes. And I pumpkin pie. I get up to the counter. After hesitantly asking the 2 cute little kids if they could move so I could see the 3 foot tall menu, the woman unapologetically proclaims, "we're out of holes". Okrrrr. So I order 3 donutes for $3.50 each. They were basically sponges holding up several ounces of vegetable oil. I'd asked if their pumpkin pie was homemade, to which they proclaimed yes. Ironically, it tasted exactly like the pumpkin pie sold at Costco. I'm calling their bluff there. By this point, I feel my patience and understanding running thin. I say to the kids, "let's get our pumpkins and be on our way." I look over at the field and omg...it was uglier than sin trampled on full of mud ugly-ass pumpkins. Then I looked at the price, and that was it! I wasn't going to spend upwards of another hundred bucks to dig in a pig pen for decent looking, way overpriced pumpkins.. and wait in another long line to be checked out. I said to the kids, "we'll get pumpkins at the grocery store." In order to get to the parking lot, they made us walk through the tiny barn. Nothing cute there if I wanted to blow more money. Couldn't get out of there without spending $6 for 2 small packages of sugar candy they'd taken the label off and replaced with their logo. By then I was fed up, feeling ornery and sarcastically asked the unfriendly woman at the register, "are these made here?". "Nope". At least she admitted it there. We spent upwards of $100, got no pumpkins or sunflowers and left dissatisfied. And finally I must add..I am a person who appreciates beautiful, scenic photos. Nope, none of that here. NEVER. AGAIN. I must tell you..Remlinger Farms is everything Stocker farms is not. And ironically, we would have spent less! You will at least get beautiful field photos over at Craven Farms. I now feel a combination of a bad decision maker and incredible dissatisfied to the point I am contemplating a glorious foggy, romantic drive to Carnation to recreate sentimentality.. and erase the sad experience we had at Stocker. I must add, also.. we went here last winter to get our tree. We were there by the end of November. And yet had the hardest time finding a decent tree. At the time, I assumed perhaps their crop was bad that year. I gave them 2 stars for being incredible at making good money out of basically nothing. And for providing a place for the kids at least chat to play catch up. read more

Great time getting the annual tree. In spite of the rain and mud, my family (Wife, 3 yr old & toddler) had a blast picking out and cutting down our tree. VERY reasonably priced!! read more

Did the Zombie paintball experience. For the price paid, I was disappointed. The kids between 7-13 may like this but older teens to adults will be very disappointed. The experience was quick and they had mostly mechanical dummies. Even moving mechanical targets or pop up would have been better. The only great part was the last zombie was a real guy that rushed up to the truck causing everyone to unload...He caused a quick adrenaline rush that made you wish the whole experience had that same feeling. read more

Oh gosh this was one of the best times I've had in awhile! We had some friends who were headed to the corn maze and invited us to come along so we said why not? Last time I was here was a couple years ago and that was for the haunted corn maze. This time it was during the day and I thoroughly enjoyed myself. The corn maze was actually quite fun and challenging. Luckily it hadn't rained much that week so the ground was fairly firm and dry. On to the adventure! With our group we found ourselves progressing through the maze pretty quickly until about the middle where we found ourselves going in a loop for some time. We finally took a peak at a map and found the one turn we kept missing that would advance us through the rest of the maze. From there it was a clear shot out of there. Whew! We made it! On the property they also have a pumpkin patch, kids bounce hill (so awesome, I wanted to jump on it!), a hay ride, horse rides, mini petting zoo, kids games, and fishing (real trout in a catch and release pond). The pumpkin patch is pretty large and had a decent variety of pumpkins in many assortments of color, shape, and size. The most enjoyable part for me was the hay ride where they took us on a short trip on the other side of their property where the Christmas trees are grown. The real surprise is when the tractor truck comes to a stop and lets you get off and watch..... A PUMPKIN CANNON! Yes.. pumpkins get shot out of a cannon and land a QUARTER MILE AWAY! I have video which I may upload and link on this review in the next couple days. They shot a single one for us and ended off the tour stop with shooting two at the same time. It was a lot of fun and I can't wait to come back next year. It may be too late this year but do come visit this place next year! You won't regret it! read more

Normally we adore stocker farms. We make it a point every fall to support them and always try to use their pumpkin patch! This year we decided we also wanted to support them further and grab a U-cut tree. With covid and everything going on we triple checked the website before heading out (we don't live close) and we're sure they were open today for the U-cut trees. We get there, ask a worker and they have "no idea when the u-cut trees open, maybe in the next few weeks". We were pretty disappointed as we wanted to go when it was less crowded and this is our weekday off. Still trying to figure out if their website says the U-cut isn't open but at very least we were a little bummed read more

$50 for two people. Parking was a joke. Waiting for the hamster wheel activity and we are in line for 20 minutes. Guy behind me decides he's over it because a lady and her daughter have been on it since we walked up (super inconsiderate!) he walks up and tells her she needs to let other people use it. Then two become free at the end and as I'm walking my daughter over to get on it and family walks up from the side and jumps on it. I politely told her we've been waiting for over 20 minutes now and pointed to the line of people who are also waiting. She told me I was being "nasty" because I wouldn't let her child cut in front of us. It's pretty sad that at every point through out the pumpkin patch where you have to PAY you can find an employee but not for any of the activities after you've paid. You're just expected to duke it out with others apparently. The line was also so long to pay for pumpkins we just left to get some at the grocery store. First time at stocker farms and I most definitely will not be returning read more

Love this place! We come back every year! The kid area is a blast and everybody is super nice! Getting to go pick your own pumpkins is great and wheeling them back in your own wheel barrow is such a fun experience for the kids. We look forward to going back again this year!! read more

This is a decent place if you have kids. Otherwise, the only things you'll be moderately interested in are the overpriced food, the overpriced pumpkins, and the overpriced market goods. I paid $50 for 1 large pumpkin, 1 medium, 5 little ones, 1 jar of apple butter and a jar of chipotle honey. They don't charge by weight but by size. Adding some background here, we're originally from MD and we used to go to a place called Butler's and it was tucked away in the woods. It was huge and their store was massive and filled with local goodies, including art and pottery. And their staff was way better. The minute we walked in one of the ladies was like "OH, you don't have little ones?!" Talking about us not having kids. First of all, no we don't and we don't want any children. That's our right and we don't need to explain that. But imagine if I'd wanted kids and couldn't biologically have my own, that would have been real awkward for her, wouldn't it? Rude. Frankly, because we don't care for kids, and their prices, they don't really have anything of interest here, so we're not coming back. We were going to come here for Christmas trees, but it looked small. Nothing impressive. read more

Went here to get a Christmas tree and even wore boots (as others suggested), but I was in no way prepared to swim! Granted it had been raining that day, but I hadn't anticipated having to wade through a flood since I was only browsing pre-cut trees and not actually walking through a u-cut field. They seem to have a small farm of u-cut trees, and I think that area would have been less flooded than the pre-cut barn area. As soon as you got out of your car, you had to battle lakes of water that were at least a good half-foot deep, and Stocker Farms even had a water pump running in the pre-cut area because the flooding was THAT bad. These water hazards made getting around the property (either by car or foot) and parking vehicles pretty chaotic. Parents had to carry their small children in arms because the water was just too deep and everywhere. The prices for trees are on the higher end, so I guess I was expecting a nicer experience. They do take credit cards and they do bail shake and bail your tree for you, however they didn't make a fresh cut on our tree prior to bailing which is a bummer. If they can level out their potholes or locate their pre-cut area to higher ground and hire more staff to help manage the crowds I will consider returning again. read more

This review is for the Stocker Christmas Tree Farm. Amazingly beautiful "perfect" Christmas trees for reasonable prices. Noble firs, Scotch pines, Grand firs, Douglas firs, etc....i.e. variety. Giant lot. For years, my husband and I have had hit-and-miss experiences buying fresh cut Christmas trees. We have driven hours away to U-cut Christmas tree farms only to find the trees with irregular shapes, "holes" in the one or more sides, crooked trunks and unhelpful "help". You would think that Christmas trees would be easy to find in Washington, a state with millions of trees. I found Stocker Farms via Google...we have seen their fresh field-to- market store and their Halloween corn field maze but didn't know about their Christmas tree farm. We ventured out on a freezing foggy morning, arriving really in the morning rush of tree-hunters. As soon as we pulled up, an employee greeted us with a map of the farm and a hand saw...very very friendly, cheerful...upbeat. We were looking for a nice "fat" and uniform tree around 6 to 7 feet tall. We found it in a record 5 minutes...roamed in nearby surrounding areas to make sure there wasn't a better one. My husband took the saw to it and we were out in 10 minutes after the cut. Very easy. We paid $40 plus tax...I have paid double that for not as pretty a tree. This one was shaped beautifully and we had very little trouble getting it into the stand (a miracle, actually). The best part is the aroma. The employees told us the grand firs are the most fragrant. Anyway, a great place to get a tree if you live in our area. Popular tree farm because it is closer in. I recommend you get there early in the season for best selection. They take credit cards. Wear waterproof boots and dress warm, bring a tarp in case you need to kneel on the ground to cut the tree. read more

We really love this place! Thankfully we've always gone on nice days so it's beautiful and "the little" can jump her heart out on the bouncy pillow. read more

Before I start my review i need to make one thing clear. There are 2 separate locations for Stocker farms, no more than 5 minutes away from each other. The10622 Airport Way Snohomish, WA 98296 location is just a produce stand. They sell pumpkins, gourds, honey and other things. Now the 8075 Marsh Rd Snohomish, WA 98296 location is where the pumpkin patch, children's activities and at night; zombie paintball happens. The 8075 Marsh Rd Snohomish, WA 98296 is fantastic for kids. There are a lot of things for you and the kids to do. They have face painting, bracelet making, rubber duck races, and many more. One of the larger attractions there are the giant hamster wheels. Basically there are 3 giant hamster wheels that people can walk in a designated path. Its perfect for kids of all ages ,even adults have fun in the hamster wheels! Many people will race one another in the hamster wheel. If you have real young kids (ages 3-5) the people running the hamster wheels will probably recommend you go in the wheel with your kids. Another popular attraction at Stocker Farms is the giant bouncy blob. It's basically what it sounds like. It's a giant blob that the kids jump on. It's a lot like a trampoline. Kids can seriously jump on it for hours, its fun for them and easy for you. It is asked that you keep your smaller children on the right side of the blob and the larger children on the left side of the blob just incase if collision happened. The hammer and nail station is right by the giant blob. The hammer and nail station is also pretty self explanatory. You just hammer nails into wooden stumps. It's actually very relaxing for the children and adults. The nails are already started for your kids so all they have to do is hit the nail further into the log, making it safer for your children. I saw several proud mothers and fathers at this station, seeing there children hammer nails into stumps all by themselves, they are like little future carpenters! Another station that was quite popular was the fishing station. The fishing station is catch and release with real live rainbow trout. People catch fish pretty regularly, i would say once every 5 minutes or so. WATCH YOUR CHILDREN, they are given real hooks with power eggs hooked on to the bottom. Kids can easily get pricked by the hooks so please save a trip to the hospital and hold on to your kids hooks. They also have a petting zoo. At the petting zoo they have two turkeys and two goats. You can pet the goats but you don't want to pet the turkeys, THEY PECK! The turkeys are fun to look at and they are way bigger then you would think. If you are lucky the turkeys will gobble, the kids love it. At the farm they also have the corn maze and a tracker ride in which they have a pumpkin canon. To be honest I didn't actually get a chance to do on the tractor ride or go in the corn maze but I heard nothing but great things about it. While at the farm make sure you get your hands on some kettle corn and hot cider. It's delicious and just smells of autumn. Also make sure you hit up the pumpkin patch before you leave. It's tons of fun and they have a huge variety of pumpkins ranging from small to big, to short to tall, to wide and thin. They also have a variety of colors! we picked up a white pumpkin while we were there, they're supposed to make great pumpkin pie. All in all the service is great, the people at the stations really care about you and your families over all experience at the farm. This is a great place for you to take the kids and get in to autumn holiday spirit. It doesn't cost very much and there is tons of things to do, your kids will have a blast. read more

Super fun during Halloween. I check out the Corn maze every year. The lines can be insane sometimes so you have to time it well. Also, the zombie paintball is dreadfully boring so I don't recommend that but the rest is fun! read more

Pretty bummed Reade farms is closed this year which brought us to Stocker. The u cut tree selection wasn't great and way overpriced. They don't have a good payment solution as the line was super long with only one person working. If Reade farms is closed again next year we will be in search of another tree farm. read more

Looked forward to going during the bloom of the sunflowers just to realize each person had to pay general admission just to go to that area. Definitely was not about to pay 80$ for four adults JUST to go take a few pictures with the sunflowers. read more

Went here for zombie paintball. Nuf said. They had an awesome ranger guide that really played up the part. Had a great time, will go back again. You really need to try this. Wear boots due to the mud and dress warm, or youll regret it. read more

Clean, well organized and a lot to do with kids. For sure the best farm I been for pumpkin patch.

My husband & I are new to Washington, so we yelped tree lots near us. Went to Stocker Farms because of the great reviews.... Glad we did! This was a fun experience! We found our tree within 5 min! Cut it down & we were driving off their lot less than 10 min later! Quick, inexpensive & fun experience. Not to mention TONS of friendly staff to help load up your tree & ring you up! We will be back next year for sure!!! :) :) read more

Are we late to get a tree the first week of December?! I wouldn't think so. Visiting this farm, I feel differently!! Selection was minimal. Very few decent sized trees. Those they had weren't great looking. Expensive!! There are other places in the area with a better selection, for less money. read more

Went to stocker this year for a U-cut Christmas tree. Went a few years ago and weren't happy with the selection/prices. Our old tree farm (Reade) essentially shut down. Went back here this year. Doug Firs are gone. Grand firs (which we got) were dying or diseased. Poor quality. Prices aren't great. Need to find another place for next year sadly. Won't be trying for a third time. read more

A great place for fresh fruits and veggies as well as local frozen fruits (i.e., berries) in the fall and winter time (just when you think you would have to wait until summer, you can buy more blueberries!!). This is also our go to place for our Christmas tree each year. read more

We go every year for Halloween. Every time we go, the events are mostly the same such as duck racings, jump area, football throw, corn maze, hay ride (with a huge pumpkin launcher), kids cart ride, necklace making, nail hammering and pumpkin picking. Most of the stuff is really meant more for kids. Once in a while different things that have occurred. They use to have fishing (and you keep the fish). Couple years ago, they had upgraded the jumper to a large jumping pad and a football/basketball throw area. Some of the reviews I see that they are complaining about the mud or flooding on a rainy day... it's a farm people.. There's no way they can fix those items. Mention of cost. It's expensive, I definitely agree there. I'd say that this place is good for young kids. Not for the older kids. read more

I really do like the environment of this farm as it is clearly family friendly but are extremely over priced. They charge for your children AND yourself to supervise. Tickets to do the trampoline and basically everything else is $10 and some change. A bundle of corn stalk is $8 even though basically everywhere else I've gone over the years in the same area has been from $3-$4 a bundle. I've grown up all of my life in the area and Stocker farms is by far the most expensive with the least amount of activities. read more