Bainbridge Island/Suyematsu Farm

“This is quite the hidden gem! I pride myself on going to places like this before the season gets too busy! This impressed on every level, it's pretty big and has a lot of choices. The variety of stems on the pumpkins was exceptional(if your someone into stems and good size pumpkin carving) The prices seem a bit high personally(.75¢ lb for carving pumpkins) lil mini pumpkins were decently priced at 5/$7. Bunches of cornstalks $6(pretty decent price there) I believe the dried corn was 5/$3...had a lot of great assortments of pumpkins and squash, fresh vegetables.(sugar pumpkin, alien star...etc) The dahlias were pretty and price is by how long the stems are, that you cut! 12" and under is 1.50....and prices go higher after that. Free tractor ride, lots of sunflowers!! Super small fun hay stack maze for little guys, I'd say like ages 4 and under...just a quick like 5 minutes run through...adults definitely won't fit in there! Plenty of photo opportunities there! The employees all seemed friendly, checkout was fast. Wheelbarrows provided, I took my stroller in the pumpkin patch but found myself stuck ALOT, so bring your baby in an infant carrier that's strapped around your torso. The patch wasn't muddy yet!! Win win! Lots of history her at this farm. Neat to walk around and see old structures on property standing from 1912. Go, you won't regret it!”

“We checked out this pumpkin patch this fall and enjoyed it! It was a beautiful sunny fall day and the lighting was perfect. The pumpkin patch is surrounded by sunflowers, dahlias and vineyards. The carving pumpkins are $.75/lb. The ones grown on the farm had all sold out, so they brought in some from another farm. My teenager said they looked copy/pasted. It did look picture perfect. There is a small hay maze for young kids ($2) and the hay ride only runs on the weekend (bummer for us). We'd come back. It was a great family farm.”

“Totally affordable pumpkins. Visiting from Indiana and am used to dropping $60+ on pumpkins alone. We got 3 decently sized pumpkins and a fresh picked bouquet of dahlias for $40 including tip. Dog friendly so we were able to take our grand dog. The ladies working were very friendly and helpful. They have wagons and wheelbarrows available to carry your goodies. Would recommend to all for a simple, non expensive pumpkin picking experience.”

“Dogs are allowed on leash. The entrance for pumpkin picking is actually a bit before the spot on the map, so look for the signs. Once you're in there, keep in mind it's one-way so don't try turning around. It's a fairly straightforward pumpkin picking experience... There is a medium sized field for pumpkins, and a short tractor ride for the kids. This isn't the full on mini-theme park that some of the places have setup.”

“I was happy to discover there was a pumpkin patch within a 30 min drive of our home. This was a great spot with a lot of options. My kids are 6 and 9 and everyone had a great time. They enjoyed a tractor ride, hay maze and pulling the little red wagons on site. If you don't want to drive far and less crowds, this is the spot.”

“This is one of my favorite pumpkin farms in WA area. All the pumpkins at the farm were in good condition, and it’s so scenic and peaceful here. Fun fall activity. This farm also has a lot of significant WWII history. We did buy a pumpkin, took it on a BI ride, and then brought it back to Seattle and it was so worth it.”

“Fun, little pumpkin farm! They have all types of pumpkins and sizes. They have cider, a hay maze and a tractor giving free rides. Nice, low-key place to go!”

“We had a good time here and got some fun pumpkins. The kids enjoyed the tractor ride and there’s a very small hay maze for young children. The pumpkins are expensive, as you’d expect from a pumpkin patch because you’re partly paying for the experience and photo ops. Biggest disappointment was we bought some of the “fresh picked” corn and it was definitely not fresh even though we prepared and served it immediately after getting home from the pumpkin patch. The pumpkins are great though and we’ll be back next year!”