Our favorite part was to see so many families there. We were told that during the weekend this place was so busy they had to close the main gate two hours early. So get there early to have fun. You can buy mini doughnuts and other delicacies there - the funnel cake place was closed. Nice gift shop too. You don't have to pay to enter the pumpkin patch, only for the attractions, like the hay ride, going through the maze - one for children, one for adults. Lots of parking available.

This place is large enough to accommodate a lot of people and still be able to socially distance. The maze has two versions, one easier than the other. We chose the more difficult and wandered around for about an hour. Mostly fair-type food available. It was pretty tasty. There’s a giant pumpkin patch and a small farm animal “zoo”. Parking is very tight. Staff is friendly but we asked four people before anyone could direct us to a restroom. Sanitizer and hand washing stations available. All the staff wore masks. Fun place!

This is a very traditional fall harvest type farm visit. We had paid a visit to another Snohomish farm festival and were left a little cold by the commercialism of the event. This farm is a little further off the beaten track but has a more casual feeling about it. There was no admission charge for our visit on a weekday, but several of the attractions (food booths) were not open either. Nice farm store with all the stuff you might expect to see. They have apple cider donuts too, but having already had two apiece we passed on these. There were pumpkins and apples for sale too. I think having to choose, I'd visit this farm first and skip the other.

On a beautiful sunny Saturday in August, my family and I attended a wedding at Craven Farm! I had no idea a country wedding could be so beautiful and laid back. The wedding itself was held outside....we all sat in white chairs. There was an arbor for the bride and groom. We were surrounded by a cornfield and you could see the snowtopped mountains in the distance. The "barn" was tastefully decorated with white lights and flowers. It was spacious and cozy at the same time. I would recommend this location for anyone who wants to bypass a formal wedding and take the "laid-back" route. You will not regret it!

A beautiful location with great Northwest ambiance. No cost to wander around the pumpkin patch and the cost of the pumpkins that you choose is very reasonable. They also have the cost of pumpkins clearly marked by size so you have a pretty good idea what the ones you find in the field will cost you to take home. TIP: Borrow one of their wheelbarrows and take it into the field with you. It makes bringing your bounty from the field a lot easier.

Great place to take the family before Halloween. Cut your own pumpkin in the field or choose from 100's ready to be go. Lots to do. Also a great place to have a special occasion party in their party barn. Very clean & nice.

With Halloween upon us, this is a great environment for kids and families! There's plenty of pumpkins to see and pick out to take home. Kids can play on the Pirate Ship or in the tee-pee; or even mill in & out of the corm fields.

My husband and I visited Craven Farm and we had a great time. We picked pumpkins from the enormous pumpkin patch. We strolled around drinking hot apple cider and eating homemade donuts. Then we went through the 15 acre corn maze. It was well worth the drive to Snohomish.

Anywhere you look in this sweet valley holds beauty and heritage, and a nice blend of cultures meeting and enjoying one another. Craven Farm is no exception. Not a must-see, but, especially with children, a nice-see.

We have been visiting delightful Craven Farm every fall, at least once, for the past decade. It is a charming, fun excursion for families and we always look forward to their fall displays, fresh apples and corn and of course chasing children through their fields of beautiful gourds! :) Grabbing a wheelbarrow and picking out just the right pumpkins to place on our front porch is so much fun for the kids. My best tip is to bring boots to wear at the farm, and other shoes to change into for the car ride back home (usually it's really muddy in the fields!) Just shove the boots in groceries bags so the car stays clean... :) Hot apple cider and the gorgeous autumnal backdrop of wooded Lord Hill awaits- it's a great farm.