A comprehensive working farm with solid multi-generational credentials and generous inclusions in admission—hot drink and pumpkin on entry—but pricing information has not been published online yet.
Bi-Zi Farms is a historic family operation—operating continuously since 1872—with a refreshingly clear value proposition: admission includes a free hot drink and a free pumpkin, which puts real money in your pocket before you even walk the patch. That matters on a budget October Saturday.
The farm’s activity roster is comprehensive. Tractor rides to fields are a centerpiece, which adds a working-farm dimension many patches skip. A corn maze, hay bale tower, and petting zoo round out the experience for children across a wide age range. The pumpkin patch itself is open for self-selection; the farm’s daily 9am-6pm hours throughout the fall season mean reliable planning without hunting for weekend-only operations.
The farm is verified as operating daily through fall, but 2026-specific season dates (opening and closing) have not been published online as of August 2026. Many Southwest Washington farms hold opening announcements until late August or early September. This is a real gap if you’re planning from a distance. The solution is straightforward: call (360) 574-9119 to confirm this year’s dates and any weather-related hour changes. The farm’s website (www.bi-zifarms.com) may have been updated since our sources were pulled.
Similarly, the exact admission price is not published online in our sources. The free drink and pumpkin are confirmed; the gate cost is not. This is unusual in 2026, when most farms price online. A quick call will resolve it.
Bi-Zi sits in Southwest Washington, west of the Cascade range. October weather here means frequent rain and high cloud cover. Field parking (standard for farms in this region) turns to mud quickly when wet. Bring layered rain gear—a waterproof jacket you can shed if the afternoon clears, and waterproof shoes with good grip. A dry Saturday in October is real, but rain is more typical in this part of the state. Plan as if you’ll encounter wet ground.
Bi-Zi’s lineup suits families with children spanning early elementary through preteens. The tractor ride and petting zoo appeal to younger kids; the corn maze and slingshot (confirmed via Yelp reviews) engage older children. Adults tend to enjoy the working-farm atmosphere and the direct, unpretentious value of the included pumpkin and hot drink. This is not a destination for adult-only groups or visitors seeking Instagram scenery; it’s a practical, activity-packed farm experience.
If you’re driving from Portland or the surrounding region and want a genuine working farm—not a festival or a manicured u-pick—and you have preschool through early-teen kids, Bi-Zi delivers solid value and a clear run of activities.
Weekends during October, when the farm operates predictable daily hours and fall weather is most stable across Southwest Washington.
3-4 hours
Likely heaviest on October weekends; weekday traffic unknown due to lack of published seasonal data.
Farm parking typical of Southwest Washington rural properties; expect field or gravel lot. West-of-Cascades rain can create mud; solid footwear recommended.
Not confirmed. Call (360) 574-9119 to verify accessible pathways, parking, or accommodations.
Portland, Oregon border—about 15 minutes southwest. Excellent pairing with Portland pumpkin patches (Sauvie Island area) for a Pacific Northwest day trip.
A free hot drink and a free pumpkin with paid admission. The record does not specify drink options or pumpkin size.
The farm operates tractor rides to fields as a core activity. Exact route and duration not published online.
2026 season dates have not been published as of our last check. The farm's website and phone line will have current opening and closing dates. Call (360) 574-9119 to confirm.
Parking details are not published. Assume typical farm-lot parking and call ahead to confirm any special arrangements.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Daily. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
9504 NE 119th St, Vancouver, WA 98662, in Clark County. It is one of 2 patches we track in Southwest Washington.
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bi-zifarms.com
Checked August 2026.