Just picked today: Red Haven and Rosa peaches-$40 box. Yakima corn: $.70 eat- spendy but worth it. Enjoy!

Great farm and Rainier Cherries Watch for Fall activities soon. Pumpkin donuts are to die for. Amazing but don't tell anyone. Zzzzzzzzzzxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxccxxxxnooooooooooooooooooooopoooppppooooooooooooooo read more

We went to their pumpkin patch recently and it was absolutely adorable!!! Everything was set up aesthetically and so much fun for families and kiddos! They have a ton of activities for the little ones, pig races, pumpkin canyons, hay rides and DELICIOUS PUMPKIN DONUTS!!! The smell fills the air as you walk around, take photos and enjoy the fall festivities! All of the staff were knowledgeable and offered up information as to what events were going on! 10/10 recommend!!! read more

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For the u-pick experience: Nice to see that they have nice signage now and a very efficient checkout process. $1.85 /lb for cherries and cheaper for cash. $2 for an empty card box. Very reasonable compared to other places. We will be back! read more

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We come here every year for their cherries!!! The upick is so much fun and we just LOVE the taste of them. I defenetly recomend this activity for the family and the Staff here are absolutely delightful . read more

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There are several fruit markets here in town, and you should know that this is definitely not the fruitiest of them all. It may be the cutest of them. So if you're into fruit and fruit and more produce, then stop by one of the less gift-y shops. That said, it's definitely worth a stop. We were coming through town on our way to Glacier National Park and decided it was high time to get some cherries. Luckily, of the three different kinds of produce they had, cherries were two of them, (Walla Walla onions being the third) and we were able to get a bag each of Bing and Rainier. The Bing came form their own orchards the day before, and the Rainier from the lower valley--theirs still had a day or two to go on the trees before they would be ready. We walked through the rooms of this cute old building and saw plenty of jars of things--I think it's one of those gift shop suppliers that labels them as "packaged for XYZ" and shows up in many different fruit stops and produce places and gift shops all over. But it's neat and people like those gifts, so grab your canned fruits and chutneys and jams and pickled things. They also have the mandatory huckleberry section so you can find jams and muffin mixes and in our case, fudge. We got some huckleberry chocolate fudge and that was not a mistake. None of it is very cheap, except maybe the cherries. I have eaten more than my fair share of them and they are quite excellent. I'm sure there are more elaborate gift shops along the road, and there are definitely more robust produce markets with goods from all over, but I liked the charm and friendly help, and the historical photos of the old farm. read more

Since moving back a few years ago, we've made a pilgrimage to the majority of the U pick farms in the area. One very large call in that list however, was Thompson farm. I figured it was probably similar to all of the other ones in the area, but when we finally try this place out, we found this was definitely a cut above the rest! Located out in Naches, only a few blocks off the main road, they had quite the array of things to do on a nice fall afternoon. They have two fields to park in, and upper and the lower. Both get you where you want to go quickly. The parking is also free! Follow the crowds up to the farm homestead where you'll find tons of different options for things to do. The main attractions here include a big corn maze, in the fall - the pumpkin patch, a walnut cannon, hayrides, a pumpkin launcher, some old cars to climb on, and a very large kids area! Many of the attractions are free, but a few of them do cost money. Don't fret however, the most you pay for something is about $3.50. In the kids area, they have a number of water related attractions. This includes some play fishing with magnets, some pumps that facilitate whiffle balls races down pipes, goats to look at asas well as a neat set up where, if you pay for it, you can pan for jewels. In the lower area, there's a toddler friendly Haybale maze, a bunch of hay bales to climb on and some small mini golf type holes. To get in these kid areas was $2 a kid and $3.50 for the jewel extravaganza! There were plenty of picture opportunities with big carts of pumpkins/squash/fall veggies and for those with a distinguished palate...PUMPKIN DONUTS! These things are starting to have a huge following and it showed by the 30 minute line to get them. They're well worth the wait and after you try them, you may just present a blank check with your name on it for them next time. All in all, this farm has tons to do, is run by some really nice people, and serves up some incredible donuts, at least during fall! This is the sort of place that is perfect to go on a lazy afternoon. Well worth your time and you will definitely find something you like! read more

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Super fun roadside farm market. Great staff, good prices for the area for fresh fruit. Today got peaches, honey crisp apples, sweet corn, pickling cucumbers and peppers. They had a huge variety of pickled veggies pickeled asparagus and Brussels sprouts. read more

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Just a darling spot for fresh and warm apple donuts, warm coffee, feeding chickens, picking produce, haty rides, pig races, photo opportunities, pumpkin cannon shooting and more...some free...some for a small fee.. all in a beautiful location. read more

Even with Covid trying to keep us down, we found this place today. We wondered through the many rooms decorated with Halloween theme and fall colors all displaying produce from the Yakima valley. Preserved, butters of fruits and vegetables, wine, and pickled items were brilliantly displayed for purchase. There was an old fashion bar area dressed in a spooky Halloween fashion featuring soda and candies. Outside of this area was a display of pumpkins and gords that are typical of the season. read more

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Thomson's Farm Market is our new go to Fruit stand. It's a gem for sure. A cool little store, with great farm fresh fruit, interesting products to check out, and maybe try. Importantly, they have canners prices. Although that's not why go. We drive over the mountains, from Tacoma, every year. We go for many reasons, but mostly, to enjoy the drive over Hyw #410, purchase boxes of Peaches for canning, and have a Miner Burger. There are many places, in the Yakima area to check out, Thompson's Farm Market is one of them. Oh, and the peaches are great read more

Pumpkin donuts for the win! So delicious and hot! I had to wait in line for a while, but let me tell you it's worth it! You won't find these at the market... you have to go to the farm. This is a shame. They could just sell these donuts at the market too and stay busy in two locations. Lots of things to do here for the kiddos! Make sure you bring a mask though! read more

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Great little place! Helpful farm stand attendant. Educational flyers for each type of peach was helpful. Passion for fruit was evident.

This is a review of the farm proper. We never thought we'd have so much fun on a farm as adults! We only intended to visit the pumpkin patch, but ended up picking apples, watching a piglet race, and witnessing a huge cannon blast pumpkins 200 feet in the air. Everything is so well done here. So glad we visited! read more

This review is actually for Thompson's Farm, the market was closed for the season, and we were going to take the kids apple picking. This is really a cute family-run operation. We were there for their pumpkin festival, early october, and we couldn't have asked for better weather. The grounds are well kept, and the staff is so friendly. We picked golden delicious apples from the well manicured orchards. It was $.50 a pound for u-pick, or you could just buy from their pre-picked produce for $1 a pound. Part of their Pumpkin Festival entails Farmer John (yes, I really think that's him name) "pumkin chuckin", which means to say he, with great fanfare, fires off a air-compressor powered cannon (actually there are 2 cannons) which shoot pumpkins into the apple orchards. So much fun. After we picked way more apples than we could possibly eat or give away, I found a patch of hot and bell peppers and tomatoes, so I picked several pounds of those, while my family did the corn maze (I have seen way too many scary movies to enjoy any type of corn maze). They also had a little food stand with fresh donuts, apple cider, and hot dogs. Hay rides were available, and Farmer John's "Almost Live" band, which is 4 scarecrows propped up on a stage with musical instruments, and a loud stereo playing music - so funny! Lots of photo opportunities and lots of family fun. We will definitely come back again next year. read more

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Went here for July 4th for U pick Cherries! Abundant sweet Rainier and Bing cherries for a good price. Great way to spend a day. The owners were nice and friendly. Recommended! read more

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Love love love this place! Pickled everything, sweet treats, fruit and veggies fresh from the fields, gifts and goods for all a ages. A real soda counter with sweet offerings! The ladies we encountered there were helpful. Delightful, and full of knowledge! read more

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An absolute blast! We love coming to Thompson's Farm in fall for their pumpkin patch and other festive activities. It is so much fun for the kids (and us adults too!). So many places for photo ops! We plan to return every year. The people running it do an awesome job!! I highly recommend stopping by their fruit stand or the farm! read more

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What a happy accident finding Thompson's fruit market in Naches. We were taking a drive to Mt Rainier from Seattle and were rerouted due to wildfires closing our intended route. Ended up in Naches and decided to look for apples. It is nearly impossible to get good apples in Seattle, have to visit farmers markets, I don't even mind paying $4 a pound but never sure when the apples were picked. The quality and variety of apples at Thompson's was amazing, apple heaven! Staff were informative and friendly. Offered a sample of an Empire apple, it was exceptional. Bought several varieties of apples, pears, plums, along with some tasty licorice from the gift shop. I was So impressed with the fruit that I scheduled another drive the following week with other family members, this time tasted a Cameo apple, omg, even better than the Empire. Bought 2 cases of apples this trip, I've filled my fridge and shared with lucky family and friends. Will make a visit to Thompson's a yearly event. If you're looking for great fruit from a true family business come here. read more

Love this fruit stand and the people who run it. I love supporting a local farm and the fresh fruits and vegetables are the best.

The best Farmers Market stand in the area. All their produce is grown fresh next door at the farm and not just shipped in to sell to you. The U pick and pumpkin patch are awesome. Ignore the comment by Nate A. There are no kids that work at the market, it has been the dame great people for years. read more

Thompson's Farm Market was our favorite of the many produce stands we visited when we lived in Yakima. Along with a small gift shop, it offers a great selection of local produce, both fresh and preserved, at good prices, and, best of all, an old-fashioned soda shop in back. My husband and I got addicted to their fresh peach milkshakes! read more

We have a great time @ Thompson's Farm every fall. Our Daughter and Son In-law had our granddaughter's 1st birthday there and we are all planning on returning this year to celebrate birthday #2. What a fun place to take the family, children and grandchildren, with all the fun children's activities, food, beverages and don't forget the PUMPKINS.... 1st rate customer service and good old fashioned fun for families. Thank you Thompson family for opening your farm to the community and offering a safe and fun place. read more

The best fruit stand in the north west. They have fresh off the tree fruit in the summer and in the fall they have many types of fall fruits and vegetables. read more