Knutson Farms Inc Flower Shop

"This farm was a great place for a pumpkin patch trip! I loved that nearly everything was included in the gate price, which was a reasonable $15/person. Other farms are close to double that. The layout made sense and decor was really cute. We started with the rides - both the cow train and hay ride were fun and the ride was definitely a good distance around parts of the farm, so that was cool. Other activities that we checked out (and my kids loved) were the duck races, the animal barn (baby pigs!), the trike race, bubbles, the corn maze, and different ball throw activities. We actually ran out of time before the toddler melted because there was so much to do! We tried one snack - roasted corn - which was good, but a little spendy which I kind of expected. My daughter would love to see a corn barn where they put corn kernels like a ball pit, but it has everything else we wanted to do. Great experience, highly recommend!"

"We just had a great time at the firepits tonight! I want to give a special shout out to John, who was kind enough to drive me to our fire pit. He was incredibly kind and checked in on us often to make sure we were OK and that we had enough wood to keep the fire going. He asked for feedback on how they could do better and all we could come up with is 1. A map of the maze would be great and porta potties a little bit closer to the pits. I dont know what information was given in the confirmation email- but I think for those renting the firepits should have some recommendations on what to bring- lanterns/lights, smore sticks, etc. We loved that there were easy ups over the picnic tables- a must for our PNW rain showers. Incredible experience all around!"

"Family friendly pumpkin patch and corn maze farm. The admission price is posted on their website, though it could use some updating of all the farm’s activities. We arrived on a weekend morning, just before opening. The farm started to get busy right away, but there were enough activities and spaces that any one space was not overcrowded. We enjoyed the hay maze, gravel pits and toddler play area in the covered barn. It was clean, organized and had spaces for adults to sit and enjoy a cup of coffee or hot cider and fresh donuts. Once the sun came out, we rode the tractor train (three options! Cow train, grain train, and hay ride) and headed to the corn maze. After about 40 minutes following two preschoolers around the corn maze, we found our way back to the maze entrance and said hello to the barn animals. Next was the tricycle track and bubble station. Helmets were provided, as well as sanitizer spray. For lunch, we packed some things and tried a couple treats from the food trucks. Vendor options included a pizza truck, burger/hotdog stand, Thai food, sweet shop, and coffee shop. Finally, we picked out our pumpkins (for $0.59 a pound) and headed home. In all, we spent about $80 for a family of four to have a lovely day at the farm. I must note that we did not notice there was a diaper changing station in the activity barn, next to basketball hoops for bigger kids, and had changed our littles out on the ground. The portable toilets were decent, and one included ADA accessible larger one, which is also a must- have with toddlers who require extra help. There was plenty of seating most places, and a ton of activities we didn’t even get to enjoy because our littles were so tuckered out."

"Beautiful farm! Lots for the kids to do, all sorts of gorgeous pumpkins. The cow tractor ride for the kids was adorable. It moos and they go over bumps to make it more interactive. The baby pigs were absolutely precious. Definitely will be coming back."

"So my husband and I were gifted our admission to get into the farm. Glad we didn't pay because the prices I feel are a bit steep for what's included. Sometimes the fair and zoo can be cheaper and I feel the thrill is a lot more than looking at a few animals and a ton of squash. Aside from the price... I really have nothing else negative to say. Except one... Read further down. It's a very cute farm. Extremely well decorated. The store is cute. They had a food truck on site and some other food options. Which I believe there is more on a weekend. Nice to see options for during the week. There was a lot of places that you can do family photos or selfies. Like I said very nicely decorated. Very farmy. Not like other patches that have a heavy presence of wood cut outs and over done pumpkin people etc. The old farm equipment was nice, trucks, tractors, etc. The area is very large. Which makes it nice because people are more spread out. So you can enjoy things with space and people aren't on top of one another. There is a HUGE draw if you have younger kids. They have lots of activities for the younger kids. Which is great. Bikes to ride, hay maze, sand boxes with toys, games... There is a corn maze and I feel that was the only other spot that was really lacking and could use some improvements. Maybe making it a little larger, harder, a map would be nice, and maybe some activities inside the maze would be fun. Like tarp tunnels, hay bails, bridges, something. I enjoyed the animal barn, seeing the baby piglets was probably my favorite. The bunnies and chickens were nice too. There was a tractor/hay ride thing. I didn't ride that so I can't accurately give a review on that portion of it. There is Port Potties on site. They were pretty clean... I mean as clean as they can be. Would be nice if there was hand washing stations added to areas around the farm. Overall, the farm was nice. Would I come back? Only if I was gifted admission. I wouldn't pay to get in. Prices aren't worth it. As I felt there was more there for younger kids, I'm talking 8 and younger. Anything older there wasn't much of a thrill. But I believe this farm is on the newer side. You guys definitely have a great start and a lot of space to grow. So 4 stars from me just because of the prices and lack of a thrill for older kids/adults."