The Pumpkin Patch is THE BEST farm around! This is a family owned farm that has been in their family for generations and they are all soo friendly!Soo many things to do here! In the early summer months you can pick berries. They are delicious! Strawberries , blueberries , blackberries, marionberries, and raspberries. If you don’t feel like picking ( because you did plenty growing up for $$ during the summer) you can also get them in Market. Which by the way, has super cool baskets and hats from Ghana, a great selection of fruits and veggies as well as an amazing jar display. The Pumpkin Patch Cider is the BOMB!! They also have Dang good wine! Also, delish pies both fresh and frozen!!There are the cutest Brahman cows next to the Animal Barn as well as adorable animals inside. The Gift Shop is the best around! No joke! Make sure you stop in there before you leave. You won’t be sorry! The signs they have will keep you laughing for days! They have a great selection of candles, soaps, towels, shirts, jewelry, household goods, socks as well as vintage candy, children toys and soo much more!!The Patio Cafe has the best burgers and paninis as well as deserts. The Coffee Cart has a great selection of hot and cold drinks too. There is also a nice place to eat and relax next to beautiful U pick flowers.I can’t wait to Get Lost in the Maze in October. It is NOT haunted and I’m thankful for that. Very family friendly. Fall is a “magical” time on the farm. You can pick flowers, pumpkins and go for free hay rides. This farm is my happy place

The Pumpkin Patch on Sauvies Island is a great place for families to experience farm life and good food. But on the weekends it comes with a price, traffic Jam just to get there was miles long, hour long lines for rides and food. The parking lot was big and the staff were polite and helpful. We will be back again next year.

We took the grandchildren to the Pumpkin Patch and spent a few hours taking in the fun and frolic of the environment. Lots of Pumpkins for us to choose from for the Halloween and Fall festivities and plenty of activities and snacks to entertain the kids. Beautiful experience and we'll do it again next year!

It has been many years (probably 8) since we had been to the Pumpkin Patch and we decided to take advantage of the good weather and go with our daughter to rekindle past days when we went once a year. I know this is for the Maize but I'll briefly talk about the entire experience. We went on a Wednesday, sunny at about noon and it was busier than we/I expected. Not crowded but I can imagine it gets far more so on the weekends. I've heard other complain about the crowds so I'd recommend going mid week if possible. It has changed quite a bit and is much more well laid out and organized than it once was. Parking is MUCH bigger, they have more buildings inc. a fruit/veggie, etc. store, gift shop, animal barn, cafe, etc. The market is full of great looking produce, james, jellies, snacks, etc. The gift shop is nice as well. We didn't go into the animal barn due to time. They now have a lot of parking. We started with the hay ride to the pumpkin patch and go four large pumpkins. It's a big field but a lot of the pumpkins are rotting, don't have stems or very muddy. It's all good though as a true pumpkin patch and we found four we liked. All totaled they were about $25. The prices are $10, $7, $5 and $3 as I recall depending on size. The hay ride is VERY bumpy but that adds to the fun. We waked through the produce stand/store and admired the sizes of cabbages and other veggies provided. It's a store with a lot of selection. My wife bought a magnet at the gift shop. We then headed to the cafe to get a bite to eat before heading to the corn maze. The burgers at the cafe are VERY good and the beef is their own. The line was probably 7-8 people and it probably took 45 minutes from getting there to getting our food which was quite some time. But they are all very happy, service was great and we try not to be in so much of a hurry that it impacts our mood. The burger was worth waiting for. We did take our dog with us but dogs are not allowed in the patch or in the cafe seating area. But we were allowed to have him where we sat outside the immediate seating of the cafe at a bench where we ate. Dogs are also allowed in the maze as long as they are on a leash. We headed to the maze. $8 per adult so it was a bit much but ended up being worth it. It's hard not to be impressed with the layout and design of the maze. The paths are wide, side netted to keep the corn from falling into the maze and keep the paths open and the right mix of fun, options, dead ends and signage to help keep you from getting too lost. I wish I had kept my field boots on for the maze figuring that it would be trampled and dry enough. It wasn't bad and I was careful but while there isn't any deep mud, there is some soft spots around. But this is the PNW so you expect that. They obviously spend time putting down sawdust or the like to help keep the mud to a minimum. All in all, the maze took probably 30-40 minutes and was made up of 2 halves, the first half easier and the second half a bit trickier. We all enjoyed it. Everyone at the Patch was extremely friendly and it made for an even nicer day. We may start going back here just for the tradition and fun from this point forward. They are easy to support!

We skipped The Maize as we didn’t have any of the grandkids with us but we did go out into the field and picked out 3 large pumpkins to bring home. We also enjoyed the shops there but next year we might go a week earlier to enjoy selections before they get shipped to local markets