Pumpkin patches in Washington
38 farms in Washington are listed for pumpkins across 25 towns. Typical season: September–October (peak October). 36 offer pick-your-own.
Pumpkin season in Washington
Typically September–October , peaking around October. Shaded months below are the usual window — weather moves it by a week or two in either direction.
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Washington at a glance
- Farms listed
- 38
- Pick-your-own
- 36
- Towns covered
- 25
- Visitor reviews
- 13,870
Ratings shown on farm pages come from Google — currently 4.4 average across 38 rated farms.
Where the pumpkin patches are
Towns with the most pumpkins listings in Washington.
- Snohomish (7)
- Olympia (4)
- Puyallup (3)
- Kent (3)
- Woodland (1)
- Tacoma (1)
- Spokane (1)
- Seattle (1)
Pumpkin patches in Washington
Sorted by rating, then by number of reviews.
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Williams Family Farm
Enumclaw, Washington
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Hals Pumpkin Patch
Ferndale, Washington
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Pilchuck Family Farm
Snohomish, Washington
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George Hoffman Farms
Ridgefield, Washington
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Willetta Farm
Everson, Washington
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Sue’s Pumpkin Patch
Cheney, Washington
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Bear's Pumpkin Patch
Colbert, Washington
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Chelan Valley Farms
Manson, Washington
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Bailey Farm
Snohomish, Washington
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The Patch
Woodland, Washington
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Chapman Farms
Montesano, Washington
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McMillin Farm
Puyallup, Washington
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Sidhu Farms Pumpkin Patch
Puyallup, Washington
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The Huntting's Pumpkin Patch and Haunted Forest
Cinebar, Washington
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Fall City Farms
Fall City, Washington
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Muddy Boots Pumpkins
Duvall, Washington
Maple Leaf Pumpkins
Seattle, Washington
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Swans Trail Farms
Snohomish, Washington
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Bill's Berry Farm
Grandview, Washington
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Mosby Farms Pumpkin Patch
Auburn, Washington
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Carpinito Bros. Farm Fun Yard
Kent, Washington
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Two Brothers Pumpkins
Carnation, Washington
Bob's Corn & Pumpkin Farm
Snohomish, Washington
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Carpinito Bros Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze
Kent, Washington
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Carleton Farms
Lake Stevens, Washington
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McMurtrey Farm
Redmond, Washington
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Briscot Farm and Pumpkin Patch
Kent, Washington
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Fletcher Farm Issaquah
Issaquah, Washington
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Thomas Family Farm
Snohomish, Washington
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Rutledge Family Farm
Olympia, Washington
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Craven Farm
Snohomish, Washington
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Schilter Family Farm
Olympia, Washington
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Lattin's Country Cider Mill and Farm
Olympia, Washington
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Hunter Family Farm LLC
Olympia, Washington
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McMillin Farm Collective
Puyallup, Washington
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Stocker Farms
Snohomish, Washington
Pumpkin Patch
Spokane, Washington
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Great Pumpkin Patch
Tacoma, Washington
Planning a pumpkin trip
How it works
Pumpkin farms usually price per pumpkin or by weight at a gate, and many run a wider day out alongside the field — wagon rides, a corn maze, food stands.
Weekends in October are the busiest days of the entire picking calendar. Weekday afternoons are quieter, and the field is far less picked over early in the month.
What to bring
- Cash for gate admission and extras, which are often separate from the pumpkins
- Boots — pumpkin fields are the muddiest picking you'll do all year
- Warm layers for late-October mornings
Pumpkin patches in other states
What else you can pick in Washington
Pumpkin patches in Washington — FAQ
- When is pumpkin season in Washington?
- Typically September–October, peaking around October. Weather shifts this by a week or two either way, so call ahead.
- How many pumpkin patches spots are there in Washington?
- 38 farms in Washington are listed for pumpkins on Get Picking, spread across 25 towns and cities. 36 of them offer pick-your-own.
- Where are the pumpkin patches clusters in Washington?
- The heaviest concentrations are around Snohomish (7), Olympia (4), Puyallup (3), Kent (3). Well-reviewed stops include Williams Family Farm, Hals Pumpkin Patch, Pilchuck Family Farm.
- How does pumpkin patches in Washington usually work?
- Pumpkin farms usually price per pumpkin or by weight at a gate, and many run a wider day out alongside the field — wagon rides, a corn maze, food stands.
- What should I bring?
- Cash for gate admission and extras, which are often separate from the pumpkins; Boots — pumpkin fields are the muddiest picking you'll do all year; Warm layers for late-October mornings. 8% of the Washington farms listed here record accepting cards, but cash is still the safer bet at smaller stands.
- When is the best time of day to go?
- Weekends in October are the busiest days of the entire picking calendar. Weekday afternoons are quieter, and the field is far less picked over early in the month.
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