
Where Are All the Pumpkin Patches Near Yakima? Here’s a List You Can Use Right Now
Fall weather in the Yakima Valley means it's time for visiting a pumpkin patch and corn mazes. We love to go there with our families and friends; it's a regional and seasonal tradition that we love to keep going.
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Pumpkin Patches and Corn Mazes Are Fall's Best Friend
There are so many fall and Halloween events to choose from in the Valley, from a Halloween Trolley to Trunk or Treat events at Steve Hahn's Auto Group and the Capitol Theatre. But if you're looking for fall's best friend, I'd have to say it's going to a pumpkin patch.
I took my little one to the one in Union Gap on a Girl Scout trip a few years back and it was so much fun.
If you're wondering where all the pumpkin patches and corn mazes all located around here, check out this handy list.
Thompson's Farm
9535 Old Naches Hwy in Naches
Experience pumpkin cannons, walk through the corn maze, see the adorable pig races, get homemade donuts, and go on a hayride.
Washington Fruit Place
1209 Pecks Canyon Rd in Yakima
October Days means hayrides, a pumpkin patch, photo booths, and a maze through the hay. You can also get freshly pressed apple cider and their famous mini apple cider donuts.
Union Gap Corn Maze
3213 South Tacoma Street in Union Gap
They've got a pumpkin chucker, pumpkin cannons, hayrides, food and hot cocoa inside the barn, straw slides and rides for the kids, plus you can pick your own pumpkin.
Curfman's Massive Corn Maze
10 Harris Rd in Toppenish
There's food, fire pits to roast marshmallows, hayrides, and of course a massive corn maze. If you want to host a private party onsite, you can reserve a fire pit, and they'll even let you bring your own cake.

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