Remlinger Farms

I’ve been to Remlinger only a few times, but this review is really about their October/​Halloween Pumpkin experience. There are definitely some great aspects of the whole carnival like experience. As you drive in and park, they’re pretty organized and help you locate a spot as the parking extends further into the grass fields. Where you choose to park, can come back to haunt you, I’ll reference more later. As you enter the park portion, you go through the gift shop and there’s all sorts of stuff to buy. Once in, you’ll find all sorts of rides. We took advantage of many and then got in line to take the large train ride. This was a great experience for kids. We wandered around and enjoyed the vintage fire truck as well as the self-​driving (Not Google like) cars. From there we checked out the hay (dusty dusty) play area. Kids loved jumping and throwing the hay around.
Now it was time to get to work, we needed to U-​pick our pumpkins. So, it turns out there’s a hay ride sort of deal that picks up and takes you out to the field. Once at the field, you’ll find 60 – 100 people headed out to the fields to find their perfect pumpkin, with about eight wheel barrels. Yes, only a few wheel barrels. You can lurk, hover, or wait, in the hopes of getting one, but it will never happen. So, at this point you suck it up and head out with your kids to get ‘er done and get some pumpkins. You get one pumpkin each with your admission. But, from the field to where you park is about a quarter mile, which can be tough with little, or for that matter any kids, trying to carry a 20lb pumpkin, or three. The kids running the pumpkin station, are little to no help. But, it’s all for fun, so you can make it work. Knowing this, I’d probably prefer to park close to the pumpkins and walk the distance to the rides.

We visited last month for the u-​pick fields and also ended up in the shopping center. Uh-​oh, bye bye paycheck! There are so many amazing flavors in there! Jars of everything along with pies, cider and wine! Cant wait to come back to restock my kitchen!

This is place is like a mini magic kingdom. I kinda think walking characters during the Fall Fest would be a great addition. Rides and rides. And lots of things to do and see. This year we celebrated our son’s fifth Birthday. It was a blast! The favors provided were loved by the kids. The server let me put up a sign, do games. I made my two hour time well worth it. We had so much fun that the other kids from the other birthday party kept looking in and enjoyed peeking in on the games. Best part about Fall Fest is everyone takes home a pumpkin. The ultimate fall birthday party favor.

Such a neat place to take the kids for a great time at a local farm. The train ride, undercover hay play area, animal barn and roller coaster ride are a couple of the attractions the kids loved the most. Try one of their famous pies too!

Celebrated Meli’s 2^nd birthday here today. We got the party package for 15 ppl. A little over $ 28 per person after tax which isn’t bad, but will add up if we added more to the guest list. I really had to pick and choose her guests. Anyways, it came with bracelet to the theme park, pizza, salad, 3 diff beverages, ice cream, cake, free pumpkin, and favors for the little ones. Very convenient bc all you have to do is show up and they will take care of the rest. They will pack your left overs for you too. Glad we picked this place to celebrate Meli’s bday. She enjoyed the train ride!

I’ve gone to Remlinger Farms for several years for their U-​pick fields. Today we went to the pumpkin patch and corn maze. The new layout of the pumpkin fields is really great. It feels a lot bigger, more central, and easier access to parking. It made it really easy to explore the area for our perfect” pumpkin.
The corn maze was also a nice addition. I’m not sure if it was an option last year, but the current location was a lot better for visibility. It became a nice addition to our trip.

We went there twice and had amazing time
Kids loved all the ride and second time visit, we used the Group on which was a big saving
We did the strawberry picking in the season and it was very wonderful experience. Also, their entrance has the counter for vegetables and fruits and these are very fresh and not very expensive
Overall, i would suggest taking kids to this place

Oh my gosh! In San Diego, we don’t have many places where you can go out and pick your own pumpkins so when I came here with my friend, I was beyond excited for this experience.
We came here and found the area where you can go and pick your own pumpkins. Grabbing one of their wheelbarrows we moved our away around the fields in search of the perfect pumpkin to bring home and cut open. One of the really cool things about this place is you totally get to see the different stages of pumpkins and how they grow so it’s a great chance to learn! We made out from this place with two pretty good size pumpkins for just under $ 20! I’ll take it!
I love this place so much I want to bring it back home with me.

If you can’t take your kids to Disneyland bring them here!!! Not only is this place a great pumpkin patch, it’s a toddler Disneyland for a fraction of the price! They have roller coasters, corn ride (that’s just like the dumbo ride in Disney), a pumpkin tea cup ride, petting zoo, train… The list goes on! We have a 12 month old and 2 year old and this place was perfect for our 2 year old! I’d definitely wait to bring kids younger then a year since most the rides require the kids to be able to ride themselves…
Oh yeah they also have pony rides and gave a free pumpkin for every person who paid with entry!

We drove by the place and saw they have u-​pick pumpkin fields starting on 26^th Sept! So we came back that day and picked our own pumpkin for the season! Surprised by how many things they have and how clean (oh yes, that’s as clean as it can get!) the place is.
They have a supermarket, a park, a food court, a snack place, little train/​wagon ride, and ofcourse, a lot of farms for different plants and fruits! OMG I was amazed they have so many choices and so many things for customers to enjoy a full day there! But we didn’t plan to stay for long and we just want to get a pumpkin… so we just went to the u-​pick pumpkin place and get our middle size pumpkin.
They sell pumpkin with sizes. small ($ 4), medium ($ 7) and large ($ 12).
We picked our own that we thought is a medium size pumpkin ($ 7), but ended up they let us have it as a small ($ 4) pumpkin! :D Wow, that’s a great deal! And staffs are friendly and kind!
I had a great experience there. Even tho we didn’t stay for too long, I liked the environment and their decorations! Such a cool place to visit with kids and the whole family! I would come back for more next time! :) Recommended!

Came here with my family (which included my youngest sister who is 12 and my niece who just turned two) on a Sunday afternoon. We didn’t pick fruit, but spent the day hanging out and riding the carnival rides. This place is fairly large and even if you are able to do everything in a few hours, the lines are generally pretty short for the rides so it’s no hassle to let your little ones ride again and again (as you know how singular minded little munchkins can be).
TIP — There’s a sizable country store here where you can buy fresh produce, local products (honey, jams, wine, clothing, etc).

Our favorite get away for the day! Pony rides. Rides. Petting farm and feed. Local food. Ice cream. Train rides!

My family loves Remlinger Farm, but this image of this poor dog chained in the back of the house disturb my summer! Every time I came, when the weather was 96 degrees the dog still miserable outside! This house is located at the farm, by the parking lot, today I took picture and finally asked the manager, the dog belongs to an employee at the farm! A well know farm, that proclaims to treat the animals good, when let an employee treat their family dog like this? Horrible! Pictures attached!

My wifeand I went to my company picnic at Remlinger Farms on Sat August 29, 2015. We were late getting there as we had been blocked on the 405 freeway for 1.5 to 2 hrs due to 5 trees or so falling across the freeway. When the staff at Remlinger Farms heard our story they were very kind and considerate helping us make up the lost time and provided food for us. We had a great time seeing the animals, riding the train, and going to the gift shop and grocery store which have extensive items. The farm is located in a beautiful area and we would like to go back next year.
We heartily recommend a visit to Remlinger Farms, especially for families with children.

Mildly impressed. For the same price as a movie, my 1 ½ year old daughter spent a good 2 – 3 hours here.
Pros:
Closest kiddie amusement park to Seattle & right next to AMAZING camping, so make a weekend trip out of it.
Several easy going rides for the babies and some for the parents.
Berry picking is super cheap and abundant, even at the end of the season, so definitely don’t miss out!
Several interesting animals, like peacocks and ponies (you can ride them!)
Not crowded at all on a weekday. Ride the spinning pumpkins 10x in a row!
Cons:
Bags were not checked upon entry. Safety hazard?
The petting zoo was unsupervised. Safety hazard?
The park seems entirely run by teenagers who hate their job. From ride operators to pony handlers, no one looked above 16 or smiled once. In what was the only eatery open on a Friday (two options: overpriced hot dog or PB&J) there were three teenage workers congregated & one was loudly complaining about the park, her job requirements & having to clean up vomit earlier that morning. Honey, I get that sucks, but I’m trying to eat with my daughter here. Have some class. I had to wait for her to stop talking before I could order… AND get my food!

A lot of my friends call remlinger the Disneyland for toddlers! My toddler may still be a little young for the full experience but she highly enjoyed herself!
We went to the raspberry patch prior to the farm and I couldn’t believe how big the berries were! At $ 2/​lb it’s such a great deal and there’s so many of them! Super yum!
I liked how the pony rides were included in the ticket price and my little one loved both the mini and big train rides. It was super hot so we didn’t stay too long (plus we were running in to naptime) but we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.
The food could definitely be better and offer more healthier options other than burgers and chicken strips please. The kids meal came with a chocolate chip cookie and I’m saddened to say that it was a miss!

«Great place for family fun and outdoor adventures.»
Remlinger Farms is tucked away in the quiet city of Carnation. The 45 minute drive from Seattle was well-​worth the journey as you are treated to a scenic view of the Northwest backroads. A large sign greeted us as we approached the strawberry patches. The parking lot is primarily on a grass area and the driveway is all gravel. There is a small stand located before the patches advertising drinks for sale and the price of picked strawberries ($ 1.50/lb). Wooden baskets were readily available before we entered the patches.
We walked through many rows finding small and sweet strawberries. I recommend wearing good outdoor shoes as the ground conditions are dry and dusty. This past weekend was particularly hot and I strongly advise visiting the patches in the morning instead of afternoon. They only accept cash and there are no ATM machines. There was also no water to wash our hands after picking. Overall it was a great experience and fantastic chance to visit the other parts of Washington.

I went here on a rainy October day for the annual Volkswalk that takes place here. The trail looped through Remlinger Farms property, and while I avoided the rides and attractions of the place I saw the beauty of the property. Large pumpkin patches stretched out filled with large, bright pumpkins. Corn fields bordered a steep hill path. Horse pastures were wide and well maintained. It was a beautifully serene walk. In the distance I could hear the occasional whoop and laughter from a ride, but I never was close enough to see it.
After our walk, we went into the Farm store. We had no interest in paying for the weekend festivities as we did not have any children with us. There store is fairly large full of fun and delicious looking food from scone mixes to flavored butters. Apple butter is seriously delicious and should be eaten by any apple fan! There were pies, fresh bread, pasta, salsas, and all sorts of goodies in nifty little packages that were size manageable — not huge containers.
We were able to check out within five minutes and were on our way. It was a lovely experience staying on the periphery of the madness beyond the gate.

Disclaimer: I don’t have kids. I was with my friend and her family, which included a toddler.
Kids seem to love this place. It’s basically a kiddie amusement park. There are rides and a small petting zoo. However, the rides really are for kids only. All the parents looked uncomfortable and squished. Being October, there are even piles of pumpkins if you don’t want to get them from the pumpkin patch. The food was meh and over-​priced. They also only took cash.
The «U-​Pick Pumpkin Patch» is across the parking lot. There is also a corn maze, but we didn’t check that out. There are wheel barrows, but you have to hunt them down. Several pumpkins were rotted, but my husband and I found 4 great ones. There are tons, so you won’t leave empty-​handed.

Went here yesterday. It was a sunny warm Saturday and we arrived at opening time. The place was immediately crowded. There were screaming toddlers everywhere. If you have a toddler, I suggest going here because you will not feel out of place when your little tike yells and tantrums.
Was not impressed with the food and restaurant. Food was kinda gross. Not impressed much with the store as there’s nothing you can’t get elsewhere. Lines were long and tedious in every part of the park. Not enough cashiers. And worst of all, there is only one restroom which you have to walk through the whole park and through the restaurant to get to.
Highlights for my daughter were the pony ride, train ride, antique cars, and canoe ride. I realize that the heat of the day and crowds got to me, so if you enjoy that sort of thing, a weekend at Remlinger Farms may be just right for your family.
So in conclusion: Long lines, not enough cashiers, not enough rest rooms, food sucks, screaming toddlers. Just some good olé’ family fun, right?