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Pacific Northwest Fall Festivals & Pumpkin Patches – Western Washington for 2022

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Check out this list of Pacific Northwest Fall Festivals and Pumpkin Patches for family fun in Washington & Oregon.

It’s that time of year for our big list of Pacific Northwest fall events  and pumpkin patches list we compile for you! We love visiting all of the fun, local pumpkin patches and checking out new ones each year! And there are so many more fall events around the area, too!

If you see an event that we missed, leave a comment & I’ll add it to the post! Let us know what your favorites are, too, and what you like about them!

Make sure to check out our list of the best places to check the autumn leaves around the Northwest, too !  And we have a list of reviews of Northwest Pumpkin Patches as well, to give you more details about local pumpkin patches.

Another fun fall activity in the Northwest is to go see the salmon spawning & you can find all the details & locations to visit here.

Here’s what you’ll find:

  • Cider Squeezes
  • Fall Festivals
  • Pumpkin Patches in Western Washington

Cider Squeezes:

  • City of Steilacoom “Cider Squeeze” Pickup Event – Steilacoom, WA; Sunday, October 2nd – 10am to 4pm.  This is an event to press apples into cider (limited quantities available to do this). They will also have a street fair with handmade crafts & food. You can also buy jugs of apple cider from Lattin’s Country Cider Mill, Children’s Activities, tons of apple treats such as apple pie, apple ice cream, apple fritters, cider floats & much more.
  • Meeker Mansion Annual Squeezing of the Apples – Puyallup, WA; Saturday, October 8th – 10am to 3pm; Details will be available soon, but there will be a Cider Squeeze + an Oregon Trail event.

Fall Festivals:

King County:

  • Remlinger Farms Fall Harvest Festival – Carnation, WA, starts September 24th & runs thru October 30th, 2022. 10 am to 6pm on weekends (Thurs – Fri is self-guided tours from 10-2 & $12.95/ea). Admission on weekends is $24.95/ea. Corn maze, hayrides, pony rides, U-pick pumpkin patch, food & much more! You will also get 1 free pumpkin for every admission as well from their U-pick pumpkin patch.
  • Issaquah Salmon Days Festival – Issaquah, WA;  Oct 1st & 2nd; there is live entertainment all weekend, Dock Dogs show, kid-friendly obstacle course, kids activities, salmon dinner & much more. Plus, visit the Issaquah Salmon hatchery
  • Turkfest – October 8 & 9th, 2022 at Seattle Center. The festival will have a lively marketplace, food, music, dance & more.

North Sound:

Skagit Valley Farm Tours

 

  • Skagit Valley Festival of Farms – Oct 1st & 2nd, 2022. You will get hands-on experience in learning what it takes to run a farm, from growing crops to feeding animals. You can stop at participating farms. Activities include: educational exhibits, farm tours, harvest markets, gardening demonstrations, free samples, kids activities, corn and hay mazes, animal exhibits, pumpkin patches, scenic tours and more

South Sound:

Pumpkin Patches:

*For more information on local pumpkin patches, check out all the ideas from the Thrifty NW Mom Facebook Fans a few years ago!

North Sound:

Thomas Family Farm

 

King County:

Carpinito Brothers Pumpkin Patch

 

South Sound:

Double R Farms Pumpkin Patch

 

Peninsula / Coast:

Hunter Farms Pumpkin Patch

Central Washington:

Reviews of Pumpkin Patches & Fall Activities in the Northwest

Don’t forget to check out our reviews of fall festivals and pumpkin patches around the Northwest!

If you see a fall festival, cider squeeze or pumpkin patch we’re missing, make sure to leave a comment & let us know. We’d love to know which ones you’ve checked out & which are your favorites!  

14 Comments

  1. You should add Fairbank Farm to your list. We’ve been going there the past 4 years, they are a small family run farm. They are open 10am-5pm weekends in October. Admission is $2.50/person and includes a cup of food to feed the chickens/ducks/geese. They have a small petting zoo and great prices on pumpkins! It’s an Edmonds address but very close to Lynnwood/Mukilteo. Their website is http://www.fairbankfarm.com.

  2. We love Sholz ,because everything but your purchases of food and pumkins is free and it is a lot less crowded than the bigger ones down the street!

  3. Lincoln Creek Grange Cider Squeeze & Oktoberfest (1500 Lincoln Cr Rd, Rochester)

    Saturday, Oct. 8, 11 am-3 pm. 1500 Lincoln Cr. Rd. (mile marker 7), Rochester. Bring your own apples or buy them from the Grange for $0.50/lb. Press them in the press for free. Bring your own sanitized containers. German lunch $5 (bratwurst, hot German potato salad & drink), or sold separately. Soft, warm pretzels $1.50. Bake sale, vendors, & Riverside Fire Authority’s Engine 6 round out the party!

  4. Was just looking through Baringer Farms’ FB page cuz they were my favorite…. Says the Everett location is not open this year for pumpkins :( & Arlington was only open during the summer for berries. Sad. I hope they’ll reopen next year.

  5. If you hear of anything over in Eastern Wa/Spokane area post and let us know. We’re trying to find stuff to do but are at a loss lol.

  6. You don’t want to miss Knutson Farms in Sumner! Animals, coffee shop, flower shop, kids activities, pumpkins, the list goes on. And they are open every day in October!!

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