Everything you need to know

Our farm is an expansive property with open pumpkin patches, produce barns, corn maze, flower fields and an apple orchard.

The parking lot is gravel and grass (ground is uneven in some places). It is free to enter, park and explore the farm during our open hours. There is a fee to enter the corn maze.

Visitors can walk, enjoy, shoot photos, and shop on the beautiful outdoors.

We do have a small coffee and cider shop open on the grounds Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. And the rest of the week we have self serve hot cider.

Food venders very by season and will be on the property on Saturdays and Sundays.

There is a fee for professional photographers.

The entire property is outdoors with open barns. Mud boots are recomended if you are planning to explore the pumpkin patch or corn maze. Most other areas are gravel.

What we offer

Over 150 varieties of pumpkins and squash for both culinary delights and decorative displays to bring the season to life!

Culinary pumpkins and squash for baking and savory cooking

  • We offer a variety of flavorful options, including Hubbard squash, butternut squash, acorn squash, sugar pie pumpkins, sweet meat pumpkins, delicata squash, and kabocha squash. Whether you're baking pies or roasting hearty sides, our farm has the perfect ingredients for your seasonal dishes.

    • 1 Sugar Pie Pumpkin or Winter Luxury Pumpkin

    • 2 T Olive Oil

    • 1 1/2 c Chopped Onions

    • 3 1/2 c Vegetable Stock

    • 2 T Maple Syrup

    • 3 Cloves Roasted Garlic Chopped

    • 1/2 White Wine

    • Salt and Pepper to Taste

    Seed and Bake Pumpkin at 400 Degrees for 45 min. Mash with a fork; reserve 2 cups. Saute onions in olive oil until transparent. In large pot combine onions, pumpkin, stock, garlic, wine, maple syrup, salt and pepper. Heat to boiling. Process with blender until smooth. Garnish with toasted pumpkin seeds.

Carving pumpkins in brilliant fall orange

  • Our U-Pick Pumpkin Field is open daily from 9 AM to 6 PM throughout the season, offering a fun and hands-on experience for all ages. Located right on our property, the field is filled with pumpkins just waiting to be picked. Wander through the patch, find your perfect pumpkin, and enjoy the crisp autumn air as you explore our farm.

  • Always feel free to pick out a pumpkin from the display! Our farm is decorated every year with carving pumpkins that have been washed placed on display so that you can find the perfect pumpkin to celebrate this season.

Heirloom and specialty pumpkins in beautiful shapes and colors

  • At our farm, we take pride in growing over 150 heirloom varieties of pumpkins and squash each year. From vibrant, uniquely shaped pumpkins to diverse squash, we offer something for every taste and style. Whether you're searching for a specific variety or simply want to wander through our stunning displays, our farm is the perfect destination for discovering the rich heritage of heirloom produce. Come explore and find your new favorite!

Chrysanthemums

  • All around the farm we have pots of Chrysanthemums both large and small in a variety of colors. Large pots are 1 gallon and spalls are 4" pots.

Autumn Wreaths

Artistic Displays

  • Our farm features artistic displays crafted from pumpkins, dried flowers, and other natural elements, creating a beautiful and immersive autumn atmosphere. These displays are thoughtfully arranged throughout the property, offering a perfect backdrop for photos or a peaceful stroll. Best of all, they are always free to walk through and enjoy, inviting you to fully absorb the essence of the season.

Honey

  • We offer locally produced honey from Bruce Bowen Bees, available for purchase on the farm. It's the perfect sweet treat to take home and enjoy!

Cider

  • Every Friday-Sunday this season we have hot cider available for sale in our Cider Stand. The perfect treat to bring warmth to a beautiful autumn day!

  • Cold Apple Cider is always available at the farm in both Pints and Gallons. This locally made cider is perfect for taking home or enjoying on the go while you explore the farm.

Produce

  • We bring in fall produce from all over the valley. Throughout the season we will have fresh picked kale, carrots, potatoes, beets, fennel, apples and more. It all depends on what's growing that season. We welcome you to take a look in our produce barn to see what we have in stock.

 Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes!

  • Admission to the farm is free, but please note that there is a fee for entry to the corn maze . For more details, visit our Experiences page.

  • Yes! We are open every day during the season from 9am-6pm.

    However our cider stand is only open Fridays through Sundays.

    Our corn maze closes at 5:30pm every day.

  • Yes, we accept all credit cards!

    We also accept cash and Apple Pay.

    We no longer accept checks.

  • Tuesday-Thursday is the best time of the week to visit our farm of you wish to avoid crowds.

  • No, you are free to come anytime!

    We are open every day from September 26th until October 31st from 9am-6pm

Events

Weekend Food Venders

From donuts to BBQ to pizza and much more deliciousness in between, on weekends our local food vendors make the perfect picnic feast for your visit.

Vender may very from season to season.

Every weekend during the season

Cider Stand

Warm up at the cider stand we have on the farm. Every season we have a selection of soft drinks and sweet treats to choose from.

Though the stand is only open Fridays Saturdays and Sundays. There will be self serve cider every day of the week

Every Friday Saturday and Sunday
Oct. 3rd & 4th

Festival of Family Farms

Gordon Skagit Farms is a proud participant of the Skagit Valley Festival of Family Farms and it is one of the busiest weekends of the season.

Please see the official festival website for more details on all participating farms in teh valley.

Welcome to our farm!

To ensure a safe and enjoyable visit, we kindly ask you to review our policies before arriving. For detailed information on our visitor guidelines, including what to bring, please use the drop-down menu to access our comprehensive policies. Your understanding and cooperation help us maintain a pleasant experience for all our guests. We look forward to seeing you!

  • Please be prepared for your visit by bringing appropriate clothing and gear, including umbrellas, raincoats, and boots, as wet weather can make the fields muddy. Dress for the weather, as our farm is an outdoor experience with barns and buildings open to the elements. Your comfort and enjoyment are important to us, and being well-prepared will help you make the most of your visit.

  • For professional portrait photographers receiving payment from clients, we charge $45 per hour to shoot photos on our property during our open hours (9am-6pm). We charge $75 for after hours photo shoots (6pm-7pm). This fee includes access to our corn maze, flower field, and sunflower field, with no additional charges for using these locations. Please schedule your session with us in advance by contacting the farm via phone or email listed on our Contact page.

  • For the safety and privacy of our visitors, as well as to protect the integrity of our farm operations, we do not allow the use of drones on our property. This policy applies to all guests, including professional photographers and hobbyists. We appreciate your cooperation and understanding in helping us maintain a safe and enjoyable environment for everyone.

  • We want to set accurate expectations for visitors with accessibility concerns. While we provide handicapped parking and our property is mostly flat and open, please be aware that all walkways are gravel, and some buildings have short ledges that may be difficult for wheelchair users to navigate. The pumpkin fields, corn maze, flower field, and sunflower field have dirt paths with deep tire tracks that can become muddy during wet weather. Additionally, there are no ramps, railings, or other accessibility equipment on the property. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding of the challenges that come with visiting a working farm.