Crisp mornings, colorful leaves, pumpkin patches and corn mazes—fall in the Pacific Northwest is officially here!
Whether you’re looking for the perfect pumpkin, a kid-friendly farm adventure, a challenging corn maze or simply an excuse to grab some cider and get outside, there are plenty of fall activities around the Greater Seattle area.
We’ve rounded up 20 pumpkin patches and fall destinations to visit this October.
Snohomish County
With so many farms close together, Snohomish is an easy place to turn pumpkin picking into a full fall day. And if you find yourself falling in love with the area while you’re there, stop by Greenview Heights by Conner Homes, our new townhome community in Snohomish. Tour our model homes and see what it could be like to call Snohomish home year-round.
1. Swans Trail Farms | Snohomish
If you’re looking for the full fall experience, Swans Trail Farms is hard to beat. Explore its 50-acre U-pick pumpkin patch, get lost in the Washington State Corn Maze, take a wagon ride, visit the animals and enjoy plenty of seasonal treats. Don’t miss: 50-acre pumpkin patch, corn maze, wagon rides and family activities.
2. Bob’s Corn & Pumpkin Farm | Snohomish
Bob’s Corn is another Snohomish Fall favorite. Its Fall Festival combines pumpkin picking with a corn maze, farm activities, seasonal food and plenty of room for kids to play.
For a different experience, visit after dark for the popular Night Maze. Don’t miss: Corn maze, pumpkins, farm activities and nighttime maze.
3. Stocker Farms | Snohomish
Make a day of it at Stocker Farms. Its annual Fall Festival features a pumpkin patch, corn maze and dozens of attractions, including hayrides, a cow train, zipline, play areas and plenty of fall photo opportunities.
Don’t miss: Great option for families who want lots of activities in one stop.
4. Craven Farm | Snohomish
A longtime Snohomish Valley tradition, Craven Farm offers a classic pumpkin-patch experience with a corn maze, wagon rides, farm activities, fall treats and plenty of pumpkins.
Don’t miss: A great mix of traditional farm atmosphere and family activities.
5. Thomas Family Farm | Snohomish
During the day, Thomas Family Farm offers family-friendly fall fun, pumpkins and farm activities. After dark, things get a little scarier with its popular Nightmare on 9 haunted attractions.
Don’t miss: A good choice if your group includes older kids or teens looking for something spooky.
6. Bailey Farm | Snohomish
For a simpler pumpkin-picking experience, head to Bailey Farm. This working family farm offers U-pick pumpkins and seasonal produce without the feel of a large amusement-style fall festival.
Don’t miss: A relaxed, traditional farm outing.
7. Carleton Farms | Lake Stevens
Head north to Lake Stevens for pumpkins, a corn maze, hayrides, farm animals and seasonal attractions at Carleton Farms.
Don’t miss: Corn maze, pumpkin patch and family farm activities.
Edmonds and Kingston
A fun fall adventure can include Edmonds and a fun ferry trip across the Puget Sound to north Bainbridge Island.
8. Fairbank Animal Farm | Edmonds
Especially fun for younger children, Fairbank Animal Farm combines pumpkins with opportunities to see farm animals and enjoy kid-friendly activities. The farm is open weekends in October.
Don’t miss: The animals! A great choice for families with little ones.
9. Fat Turnip Farms | Kingston
The Edmonds Ferry takes you to Bainbridge Island’s Fat Turnip Farms, where you can pick out your favorite pumpkin, ornamental gourds, and fresh local produce. On your way to the Edmonds ferry dock, you’ll pass by Conner Homes’ Greenwalk Park, an upcoming luxury home community anticipated to open in 2027.
Snoqualmie River Valley
The idyllic area near Duvall, Fall City, and Carnation offers several places to find your favorite pumpkin!
10. Novelty Hill Farm | Duvall
Head to the Snoqualmie Valley for pumpkins, a corn maze and classic farm fun at Novelty Hill Farm. .
Don’t miss: A laid-back fall experience surrounded by the beautiful Snoqualmie Valley.
11. Muddy Boots Pumpkins | Duvall
Pick your own pumpkin and tackle the corn maze at this family-run Duvall farm. If you want to make things more challenging, visit Friday or Saturday evening for the Night Maze.
Don’t miss: Friday and Saturday Night Maze.
12. Fall City Farms | Fall City
Fall City Farms offers a picturesque setting for a relaxed autumn outing. Pick out a pumpkin, visit the farm animals, and grab a seasonal treat while you’re there.
Don’t miss: A beautiful setting for fall photos.
13. Remlinger Farms | Carnation
If your kids want more than a pumpkin patch, put Remlinger Farms on your list. Its 2026 Fall Harvest Pumpkin Festival runs September 26–November 1 and features more than 70 attractions and activities, a corn maze, Pumpkin Village, seasonal food and a huge pumpkin field.
You can also visit the U-pick pumpkin field without purchasing festival admission and simply pay for the pumpkins you pick.
Don’t miss: One of the best choices for an all-day outing.
14. Jubilee Farm | Carnation
For another traditional Snoqualmie Valley experience, visit Jubilee Farm for its seasonal harvest activities and pumpkin patch.
Don’t miss: A working-farm atmosphere and beautiful valley setting.
South King County and Pierce County
There are plenty of popular pumpkin patches and farms to visit south of Seattle.
15. Carpinito Brothers | Kent
A fall tradition for many South King County families, Carpinito Brothers offers a huge pumpkin patch, corn mazes, farm animals and a separate Farm Fun Yard.
Don’t miss: The sea of pumpkins with Mount Rainier making a beautiful backdrop on a clear day.
16. Briscot Farm & Pumpkin Patch | Kent
Looking for something smaller? Briscot Farm offers a more intimate local pumpkin-patch experience that’s especially approachable for families with younger children. It’s also an official historic landmark and animal sanctuary.
Don’t miss: A convenient option for a quick fall outing in the Kent area. If you’re also considering buying a home in the Kent area, stop by Meristone by Conner Homes. Tour our model home and see firsthand the excellent value of these single-family homes.
17. Mosby Farms | Auburn
Mosby Farms keeps things simple with a traditional U-pick pumpkin patch. Wander the field, find your favorite pumpkin and enjoy a classic Pacific Northwest fall day.
Don’t miss: Great for anyone primarily interested in pumpkin picking rather than a large festival.
18. Maris Farms | Buckley
Maris Farms goes big for fall. Its 2026 Fall Festival runs on select dates from September 26 through October 31, with an expanded play area, pumpkin patch, farm activities and a light show.
For those who like their fall activities a little scary, there’s also the Haunted Woods after dark.
Don’t miss: Fall Festival by day, Haunted Woods by night.
19. Double R Farms | Puyallup
Round out your fall adventures with a visit to Double R Farms in Puyallup. This family farm offers U-pick pumpkins, a 5-acre corn maze and seasonal farm activities.
Don’t miss: A traditional South Sound pumpkin-patch experience.
20. Fall Festival | Black Diamond
On October 24 from 4:00 to 7:00 PM, the Ten Trails master planned community hosts its annual Fall Festival at Civic Park. There will be live music, food trucks, vendors, bouncy houses, and much more. If you like Ten Trails, and we think that you will, drop by Village Towns by Conner Homes and explore our two model homes.
Make the Most of Fall in the Greater Seattle Area
One of the best things about living in the Greater Seattle area is how easy it is to enjoy the seasons. From the farms of Snohomish to the Snoqualmie Valley and pumpkin fields of South King County and Pierce County, a memorable fall day is never too far away.
So grab your boots, bring the kids, pick out a pumpkin and enjoy everything fall in the Pacific Northwest has to offer.
And while you’re exploring, you might just discover a neighborhood you’d love to call home.
