Autumn in Seattle | Pumpkin Farm Fun 🎃

🎪 Bob’s Corn & Pumpkin Farm 🍂 Every season, I miss the autumn colors of the East Coast, but in Seattle, you can also visit a pumpkin farm to experience the golden hues and the atmosphere of harvest～ 🎃 Compared to the more popular Stocker Farm, Bob’s Corn is closer to BRK, and the farm is larger with more activities to enjoy, which is great for kids. However, if we’re talking about photo ops, Stocker Farm has more elaborate and refined setups～ 🌽 The corn maze is huge and has a bit of a “Interstellar” feel at sunset. If you want to complete it, plan for at least 1-2 hours. At the entrance, there are instructions on how to find the designated target and check-in by selecting colors with your fingers. It’s quite satisfying to collect them all. The pumpkin patch near the maze allows you to pick your own pumpkins to take home, priced by size. 🚂 The most fun activity for me and my friends was the tractor ride through the flower fields. It sounds childish, but once you’re on board, it’s super enjoyable, cheering with the kids while admiring the corn and pumpkin fields in the distance. 🍎 The Apple Cannon is also super fun and requires an additional fee to buy apples. The apple cannon is very stress-relieving, and it’s exciting to see the apples explode 💥 💎 Gem Mining is another activity with an extra charge. You sieve a bag of sand in running water to find pretty stones. I didn’t participate since I’ve bought a similar toy online. 😋 There are many shops on the farm selling food. Apple cider and sweet corn are highly recommended, and there are various desserts so you don’t have to worry about going hungry 🍮 #ExploringTheWorldThisAutumn #ChasingAutumn #MakingTheMostOfEveryWeekend #ILoveThisColor