Pumpkin Patches Around Snohomish
Your 2026 guide to pumpkin picking and fall fun with kids
It's pumpkin season! If you're looking for a pumpkin patch near Snohomish, Everett, Marysville, Lake Stevens or Mukilteo, you don't have to travel far to find some pretty amazing options.
From huge fall festivals packed with activities to simple farms where the focus is actually picking the perfect pumpkin, I've rounded up local pumpkin patches worth checking out with the kids this fall.
🎃 Swans Trail Farms | Snohomish
📍 7301 Rivershore Rd, Snohomish
If you're looking for a full fall experience, Swans Trail Farms has plenty to keep the family busy. Their 50 acre U Pick pumpkin patch is open for the 2026 season with pumpkins in all shapes, sizes and colors.
The best part for families who just want pumpkins? No admission is required for the U Pick pumpkin patch.
Their ticketed Harvest Festival runs September 12 through October 31 from 10 AM to 6 PM daily and includes more than 30 farm attractions. You'll also find the Washington State Corn Maze, farm animals, wagon rides, food and plenty of fall photo opportunities. And make sure to check out their new Great Harvest Glow!
Best for: Families who want to make a whole day of it
🎃 Craven Farm | Snohomish
📍 13817 Short School Rd, Snohomish
There's some serious local history here. Craven Farm has been welcoming families to its pumpkin patch since 1983 and calls itself the Original Pumpkin Patch of Snohomish.
The 2026 Fall Festival and Pumpkin Patch runs September 19 through November 1, Wednesday through Sunday from 10 AM to 6 PM.
Entry to the farm and U Pick pumpkin patch is free. Families can choose to add paid activities including the corn maze, mini golf, jump pad, wagon rides, apple cannons, cow train, gigantic bubbles and more.
Best for: A traditional pumpkin patch with the option to add lots of activities
🎃 Bob's Corn & Pumpkin Farm | Snohomish
📍 10917 Elliott Rd, Snohomish
With more than 70 varieties of pumpkins planted across approximately 45 acres, there's a pretty good chance you'll find your perfect pumpkin at Bob's.
Bob's has multiple pumpkin fields, including a patch outside the ticketed activity area. That means you can pick pumpkins without paying festival admission and simply pay for the pumpkins you choose.
The 2026 Fall Festival begins September 19 and runs through November 1. Families purchasing admission can also enjoy the larger farm experience, including the corn maze and other seasonal attractions.
Best for: Pumpkin variety and a big fall festival experience
🎃 Thomas Family Farm | Snohomish
📍 9010 Marsh Rd, Snohomish
Thomas Family Farm is another option for families who want more than pumpkin picking. The farm combines its pumpkin patch with a large seasonal Fun Park.
The pumpkin area is free to access, while admission is required for the Fun Park. The daytime activity area includes a corn maze and other family attractions, making it easy to turn pumpkin picking into a bigger fall outing.
For 2026, the Fun Park is scheduled to be open Saturdays and Sundays in October from 10 AM to 6 PM.
Best for: Kids who want activities along with their pumpkins
🎃 Bailey Farm | Snohomish
📍 12629 Springhetti Rd, Snohomish
Want something a little simpler? Bailey Farm says its pumpkin patch is "all about the pumpkins," and that's exactly what makes this one worth knowing about.
The farm grows traditional and heirloom pumpkins in all kinds of colors, shapes and sizes. Families can head into the field and pick pumpkins right off the vine.
There is no admission fee. You simply pay for the pumpkins and produce you pick. There are also free kids activities including hay bales, farm trikes and a sandbox.
The 2026 pumpkin patch opens September 25 and is scheduled to be open daily from 10 AM to 5:30 PM through October.
Best for: A simple, classic pumpkin picking day without a big admission price
🎃 Pilchuck Family Farm | Snohomish
📍 5221 S Machias Rd, Snohomish
If the crowds at the bigger pumpkin farms aren't your thing, put Pilchuck Family Farm on your list.
Their seasonal Patch's Pumpkins offers more than 1,000 pumpkins along with decorative gourds, flowers and free family activities. Kids can enjoy crafts, hayrides and yard games, and families are welcome to picnic at the farm.
The pumpkin patch is open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 10 AM to 5 PM during the season.
Best for: A smaller, quieter pumpkin patch experience
🎃 Stocker Farms | Snohomish
📍 8705 Marsh Rd, Snohomish
Stocker Farms is another longtime Snohomish favorite for pumpkin picking and fall family fun.
Families can head out to the pumpkin fields to find the perfect pumpkin, then make a day of it with seasonal attractions and activities during the farm's fall festival.
It's a great choice if you're looking for that classic fall farm experience with pumpkins, photo opportunities and plenty for the kids to do.
Best for: A classic Snohomish fall outing with pumpkins and spooky night activities
🎃 Carleton Farms | Lake Stevens
📍 630 Sunnyside Blvd SE, Lake Stevens
This is a great option for families in Lake Stevens, Everett and Marysville who don't want to head farther into the Snohomish Valley.
There is no entry fee for the pumpkin patch, petting zoo, farm market or food area. Families who want more can purchase admission for additional fall activities including the corn maze, hayride and kids play area.
The 2026 pumpkin season is scheduled to begin October 2nd.
Best for: A quick and fun day at a less crowded pumpkin patch
🎃 Which Pumpkin Patch Should You Pick?
Want a full day of fall fun?
Swans Trail Farms, Bob's Corn & Pumpkin Farm or Craven Farm
Just want to pick pumpkins?
Bailey Farm, Pilchuck Family Farm or French Creek Farm
Want pumpkins plus lots of activities?
Thomas Family Farm, Swans Trail Farms, Bob's or Craven Farm
Save This Guide for Your Fall Adventures!
With so many pumpkin patches around Snohomish County, you could make a whole season out of visiting them.
📍 Open the Pumpkin Patch MapInformation was current at the time of publication. Farm hours, admission, activities and crop availability may change. Check directly with each farm before visiting.
