Bob’s Corn Maze

WOW I cannot believe that even without any kids my boyfriend and I still had such a fun time.
We just moved out here and I was trying to get into the festive season spirit of Halloween. This was only about a 15 – 20 scenic drive for us from Mill Creek/​Lynnwood, and parking was very organized and easy. We bought wristbands for the giant maze and had never heard of having to ride a tractor/​train to the other side. It was very fun :) The farm was very busy with many families, all nice and having a great time. When we got to the maze we were given a small map and told it would take us 40 minutes to complete (wow!). We thought it would be fun to just ‘wing’ it but that was a horrible idea! Luckily we found the start again and followed the map. Yes the entire thing did take 40 minutes, and we were so lucky it didn’t start raining until the very end for us. The muddy trail became shockingly slippery (my boyfriend and I almost slipped about 15 times within 5 minutes of drizzle!)
After that I bought some very delicious snacks and treats the farm makes (toffee puffs? Addictive!), and we went to look around the stalls. It was very cold by now and we didn’t want to wait in the huge outdoor line for fresh caramel apples, and we were sad to hear the roasted corn stall was all sold out! We had an amazing time and I would recommend this place to any one. We didn’t end up buying pumpkins but this is a great place to do so. We also saw some horses and other animals. They also have some things you can buy and give as gifts (soaps, snacks etc.)Try to come earlier than later.

Great family fun. Fair prices, nice set-​up. Highly recommend!

That corn maze is no joke. Its hard. Bring snacks!

Great place, especially for it being free (winning)! My only complaint is how long the lines for food are and how disorganized the staff is. We went during non-​peak hours and the wait to even order a doughnut was over 15min and then the wait to pick up 3 tiny doughnuts was over 20 minutes! Unacceptable!
If you fix your staff issues, this will be a wonderful place to go to during falls season.

I’ve made 2 trips here this year :) one for a night time corn maze (definitely suggest using the map and bringing a flashlight!!) and once with a group of friends to pick out pumpkins. There are 3 pumpkin patches and the one closest to the corn maze is GIGANTIC. I also feel like they are pretty generous with the pumpkin prices and sizing. It’s pretty much an honor system: you guestimate how much your pumpkins are worth and you tell them how much you are paying for it. The line for the apple cider donuts (there are pumpkin donuts too) was soo long though but worth it! They definitely taste the best fresh and hot but aren’t too bad as leftovers the next day. Oh, there’s also an apple cannon that is a hugeee hit. Kids have pretty good aim with that. haha

Super awesome!
Apple cannon (hilarious) — kids could launch apples either at targets in front of them, or launch them all the way to the horses for them to get a quick snack
Food — we got a few things to try: hot cider, cold cider, apple donut, pumpkin donut. both ciders were DELICOUS. I had a hot cider at greenbluff in Spokane and (don’t hate me) didn’t quite like it. but, this one was delicious. cold cider very good also. apple donut had a better texture than pumpkin donut… but both donuts overall very good
Hay Ride — free! super awesome and they take you to the huge corn maze & more pumpkins. they circle around at the end, but for a longer view, i’d sit on the right side.
(Biggest) Corn Maze — apparently there were multiple corn mazes, but we did the largest one (where the hay ride drops you off). $ 8 for 13+ (i think?) pretty darn fun. 2 halves. you can quit at the 2^nd half. not sure how long it took us, but they say it should take about 45 mins — 1 hr.
Pumpkins (by the corn maze) — normal pumpkin area. huge area to choose from though. and there are wash stations with brushes, which is nice. if you want to be really prepared and clean, i’d suggest bringing a towel. I know it’s not «cool,» but I wish I brought a towel :)

Fun for any age. The farm was huge with a good size kids corn maze and a giant grown up corn maze. 3 pumpkin patches and lots of events for the kids.
Plus free hay rides to the farthest pumpkin patch.
My 3 yr old loved the barn with random tricycle and riding toys. And the cow train which was just a tractor pulling painted barrels. My husband loved the apple cannon.
Don’t miss the apple cider donuts. So yum!
We also bought some local honey in the gift shop.

Bob’s Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch is a great place to bring family and friends. Bob’s is organized and friendly. The corn maze is fun and takes about an hour. The donuts and cider are delicious! We were so glad to find a corn maze that was open late. It was worth the drive!

This is one of the BIGGEST pumpkin patches I’ve ever seen! There’s not just one patch of pumpkins but three (at least!)
My two year old wasn’t quite in to the whole pumpkin patch thing but she was fascinated by everything else! There’s an apple cannon where you shoot apples at a target, a «cow train» for which the lines were too long for a toddler to wait in, a toddler bike area, free hay ride, play area, rope maze, pony rides, and corn maze x 2 (adult one and kid one). There’s several food stands (cider donuts, sweets, corn, etc) which for the most part had crazy long lines.
Overall a great time at the farm! Everything wasn’t too pricey which is good, but will add up after awhile!

My kids love it and we got a lot variety pumpkins for 50 $ sweet deals for us! Gift store is very neat but bit pricy
Enjoy the place lot greats animals and pumpkins and all different activists we been go to a lot different a place we like this one
Thank you bob for a great time!

Worth the drive! Never have I seen such perfect pumpkins and tons of them! Loved the little maze, got plenty lost in there. Great time was had by all. The kids cow train driver hauls… A…:)

What a fun farm! We went last night as part of a large group with my daughters high school. We started with a hay ride and then the corn maze, and then stopped for an hour to roast s’mores at a private fire pit. Then more corn maze and, what the heck, time to get a pumpkin.
The staff are very friendly and keep things moving — there was not much wait to get our tickets, nor for the hay ride. They have a nice system of getting your supplies over to the fire pits, so everything is waiting for you when you arrive at your reserved time — and finds its way back to you at the end. I also appreciated the «corn constables» situated throughout the maze (it’s huge), to help those who need it.
There’s a nice store at the end with the usual farm goodies (pickled asparagus?), hot cider, sweets — not a huge assortment but just the right amount and again, no wait to check out which makes the whole experience a very pleasant way to spend a fall day.

This review is just about the maze and not the rest of the farm.
We brought our family of 5 to check out the maze on the first day of opening. The weather was outstanding and we had the place to ourselves. The maze was in aweseome shape, no mud and beautiful stalks. I highly recommend bringing the postcard of the maze with you. We were in there for an hour, but it definitely would have been a LOT longer without the aid of the card. The trivia questions for clues are set way too far apart. There are many opportunites to follow the wrong path between clues. I would highly recommend bringing your own water. When we were there, non of the consessions were open, either at the beginning or at the half way point near the fire pits.
Overall, an outstanding way to bond with the family, learn more about how corn mazes are made (the trivia clues) and to get in shape.
We will be back!

It’s become a yearly tradition driving up there from Issaquah for us. It’s a neat environment, there’s a pretty decent selection of pumpkins (if you don’t go too late towards Halloween) and very family friendly.
It is a little over priced for some of the «entertainment and food» but they have to make a living as well. There’s activities for all ages and lots of parking. Bring your boots if it’s been raining recently.
They give you little wheelbarrows to haul pumpkins around which is nice. Their little «market store» place has this caramel air type popcorn stuff that is an absolutely must *it’s secretly the reason we go up every year*! :)
Overall a great family outing to take the family too during the fall season!

Disclaimer: We came on a weekday. I’m sure it would’ve much more awesome (and busy and muddy) on a weekend.
After reading several of the Unilocal reviews, we armed ourselves with rain boots, cash, and directions. It wasn’t too hard to find and it was a lovely sunny October day. There weren’t even that many visitors, which we thought was a boon. We were so glad we had our boots, the ground was still muddy from the previous weekend’s rainfall and torrent of pumpkin seekers.
The farm is large, with tons of pumpkins. They had several buildings that included a grocery/​gift shop and areas for cooked food purchases. There was even a children’s corn maze. We enjoyed walking around to see everything before we decided to get to the business of pumpkin picking and eating.
To our dismay, there was no food offered. No donuts. No cider. No roasted corn. We were terribly disappointed, but figured that’s what we got for coming on a weekday. The entire farm was pretty quiet, with few visitors and even fewer staff. No farm animals. There were many pumpkins, but most of them were not pumpkins we would’ve selected either rotting on one side, too dented, etc. Everything being so muddy, we decided against the corn maze.
It was lovely to walk around and look at the farm. However, we had to complete our pumpkin finding mission elsewhere. Next time, perhaps we should go earlier in the season and maybe brave the weekend crowds for the full experience.

This place is the best! I came here with a group of friends on a sunny day, and we had so much fun here! I tried the corn on the cob and the donuts, which were both amazinggg. The pumpkins here are pretty cheap too! I got a good-​sized one for only $ 6! Very family and kid-​friendly, with a corn maze and hay ride. Definitely coming back next year!

Autumn brings pumpkin patches and corn mazes which make me smile.
Visited this place with a group of friends, and my family. We enjoyed picking out the perfect pumpkin and thought it was pretty neat to be able to wash them. I love that they take you for your word about your pumpkins. My stars are completely for the pumpkin patch however.
Corn mazes are inherently fun, right? Well no. When you have to take a crowded hayride that you’ve waited in line for, not as fun. When people carrying huge pumpkins in cheap plastic bags drop twenty pounds of gourd on your toe, not so fun. When the corn maze is so complicated and confusing that you don’t even want to do it any more, not so fun.
This corn maze is just that. No fun clues, nothing to do when you’re in there other than get lost. The map? Pretty worthless unless you solve the maze with a pen and then follow it. Not so fun.
No offense Bob, and maybe I’m alone in this, but I want more from your corn maze then you’re currently offering.

I visited Bob’s for the first time last year, as a social outing with my choir. We loved it so much that we had to go again this year.
We rented a small fire pit in the corn maze for an hour and had a wonderful time. I love that they set up the fire pit for you and have it waiting when you get through the first half of the maze. You can leave all your things — marshmallows, roasting sticks, miniature keyboards — in a bin up by the barn when you check in, and they will also be waiting for you at your pit when you get there! That’s really lovely service, and it only costs $ 30 an hour for a small fire pit or $ 60 an hour for a large pit (plus cost of admission to the maze, which is inexpensive).
The corn maze itself is fun, and relatively tricky if you’re not great with maps or trivia. What works best for me is designating one friend as the Map Person and just following them. If you’ve rented a fire pit, you’d better bring flashlights! Also, Bob is not kidding about the mud — wear appropriate footwear.
There is plenty of parking and it was easy to find a good spot in the evening. If you go on a weekend and the sun hasn’t yet set, the place is crawling with families and it can be frustrating to stand in a lot of lines if it’s really busy. But everything Bob’s has to offer is WORTH it! Roasted corn, kettle corn, cider, cider donuts — I sampled an apple cider donut for the first time this evening, and it was AMAZING. I don’t even LIKE donuts usually. I haven’t picked a pumpkin here but they have tons and tons of ‘em and they look nice. They also have other produce and squashes for purchase, as well as various preserves. I buy «roll butter» and popcorn kernels to take home and enjoy.
Bob’s is a delight and I can’t wait to visit again!

Stopped by 2 years later and still love this place despite the fact that Krystin T. and I thought that we were going somewhere else. It’s our 4^th annual pumpkin patch date and we got them confused. However, I am still glad that we came here because there was a MASSIVE assortment of round pumpkins which at some places hasn’t been the case. Every step that I took, I found another one that I wanted. At the Farm and Craven, it was slim pickin’s.
They have a lot to do here — although maybe not quite as much as The Farm. They had a little train ride for kids, pumpkin shooting, tons of food, (I highly recommend the apple cider cinnamon sugar donuts) a cute little shop with cider, honeys, apple butters and candy.
Two offerings of advice:
1) Bring scissors or a knife (There were so many pumpkins attached to the vine, there were some we didn’t get because we couldn’t break them off. Not sure if they had these somewhere.)
2) Wear rainboots. It’s muddy.
This place was free, parking was easy, you didn’t have to pay to get in and everything was really inexpensive. 3 pumpkins were only $ 5.50 (2 small/​medium-​ish ones and one small one).

We went to the pumpkin patch for the first time this year with our little guy, 13 months old. He had a blast wandering around the pumpkins, munching on a freshly fried apple doughnut, seeing a few goats and a cow, and seeing a little bit of the corn maze. Very kid friendly!
The farm was easy to find, parking was easy and free, and there were no admission costs. It was pretty easy to tell where to go, and at some point a staff member handed us a map. Thanks to a few dry days, we didn’t have any problems with mud either. We got a jar of the local honey from the store, and pondered getting some of the apples, but decided against it. We’ll be back again for sure!