Even though we live in a city there are plenty of pumpkin farms around. My friend and neighbor, Darbi, gave us a pass to a pumpkin farm around here and they weren't going to use it. We went to The Farm and it was a lot of fun. There were lots of activities for the kids like jumping off hay bales into hay, playing in corn, going down plastic tube slides, playing on a playground, going through a hay maze through an old barn and coming down a slide, riding a cow train, petting animals, watching a duck race and riding on a tractor hay ride. And, of course, there's the yummy food: corn dogs, roasted corn on the cob, cider donuts, cider, scones, caramel apples and more. This pumpkin patch has a corn maze shaped like the state of Washington so as you go through the maze you are on highways around the state and you can learn about different towns and cities in our state. We even found the Vantage Bridge. :)
9 Fabulous Comments:
Fun! Those are some HUGE pumpkins!
Great shots! But the real question is...did you find Mattawa in the maze?
We've been to that farm! It's a lot of fun! My son even recognized it and said, "There's the pumpkin patch!" even before he saw Kate with the big pumpkin.
The corn pit is awesome! :)
Love the corn pit. You are looking FAB in that photo with the kids!! Kate looks adorable on that humongous pumpkin.
Any dead fish? lol
I love your fierce grip on Preston's arm. Reminds me of what I would be doing with Benjamin. How fun!
What an amazing pumpkin patch. Very fun pictures. Your kids are so cute!
is that seriously corn that preston was playing in?? holy cow!
we didn't even carve a pumpkins! sort of a bummer.
Wow you guys go all out! We went there but I didn't feel like spending $10 (or Amy spending $15) so we didn't do much and went to Carleton to play on the slides. And I've totally never done the corn mazes! Fun stuff :)
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