A Green Bluff classic with free admission, four corn mazes, specialty donuts, and on-site wine and beer for adults—recently acquired (November 2025) but maintaining a well-established fall festival tradition.
Free admission; ride fees separate
Free to walk in. Your spend here is whatever you choose — pumpkins, food, and any paid activities. That makes it a low-risk stop if you are not sure how long the kids will last.
Siemers Farm is the Green Bluff operation that balances family accessibility with adult appeal. Free admission is the headline, and the inclusion of wine and beer service signals intentional design for mixed-age groups—kids play; adults sip.
Recently acquired by the Westover family (November 2025), the farm has maintained the fall-festival tradition that made Siemers a regional draw. Continuity matters when a property changes hands; this one shows commitment to the seasonal model.
Four separate mazes mean repeat value within a single visit. The record doesn’t specify difficulty progression (easy, medium, hard) or age-appropriate routing, but the sheer number suggests variety. Families with kids spanning wide age ranges can split up, tackle different mazes simultaneously, or hit multiple routes across the afternoon. Ask staff on arrival for guidance on which mazes suit your group’s age and maze-solving comfort.
This is refreshing. Gate admission to the pumpkin patch and festival grounds costs nothing. You pay for rides (train), activities (bouncy castle), food (donuts, pizza), and optional beverages (wine, beer) separately. This is an economical entry point for families uncertain about time commitment, and it means you’re not forced to pay a festival fee then have nothing to do.
Huckleberry donuts are a Pacific Northwest specialty; pumpkin donuts are seasonal. Homemade on-site is the marker of quality here. Siemers Castle Pizza (a branded vendor location) suggests more substantial food than concession-stand fare. A vendor village with craft and farm-product booths rounds out the experience. Food pricing is not published; call (509) 238-6242 to confirm rates before your visit.
The beer garden and wine tasting are genuine adult-experience draws. This is not a dry, kid-focused operation; it’s explicitly designed for mixed-age groups where adults can relax and drink while children play. Pricing is not published; call (509) 238-6242 to confirm rates.
These are activity complements to maze walking. The bouncy castle appeals to toddlers and early elementary; train rides suit ages 2-70+. Fees not published; call (509) 238-6242 to confirm pricing and what’s included in admission.
The November 2025 acquisition by the Westover family is very recent. Current operational details, vendor contracts, and specific ride/activity pricing may be in flux. Call (509) 238-6242 or check the website (siemersfarm.com) to confirm current offerings before arrival. The historical reputation suggests continuity, but new ownership always introduces some variation.
Eastern Washington October is dry and cool, ideal for outdoor mazes and activities. October weekends (especially early October and all October weekends) are the farm’s operating schedule. Early October is busiest; later October (3rd-4th weekends) may be slightly quieter. Saturdays busier than Sundays.
Siemers suits multi-generational family groups, visitors comfortable with free-admission festival models, and mixed adult-and-child parties where adults seek some entertainment beyond corn mazes (wine, donuts, socializing). It’s ideal for local and regional Spokane-area visitors already familiar with Green Bluff. It’s less suited to budget visitors seeking absolute-lowest-cost operations (rides and food add up) or those uncomfortable with multi-generational, adult-oriented atmospheres. If you’re in or near Spokane and want the most comprehensive Green Bluff experience with free entry and something for everyone, Siemers is the top choice.
Late September and October weekends (last two September weekends plus all October weekends, 2026 exact dates confirmed through October 31). Early October offers dry weather and peak pumpkin maturity in Eastern Washington.
3-4 hours
Green Bluff regional destination. October weekends are busiest, especially early October. Saturdays busier than Sundays. Specific crowd data not published; plan for moderate-to-heavy weekend traffic.
Green Bluff farm location; field or gravel lot expected. Eastern Washington October is dry, so mud is minimal compared to west-of-Cascades patches.
Four corn mazes require walking and navigational ability. Bouncy castle and train rides are specified activities. Specific accessible pathways or accommodations not detailed. Call (509) 238-6242 to confirm ADA access options.
Green Bluff cluster: Beck's Harvest House (festival wristband), Walters' Fruit Ranch (miles-long maze, cider bar), Knapp's U-Pick/Monster Farm (straw maze). Combine for a multi-farm Eastern Washington day trip.
Yes. Free admission to pumpkin patch and festival grounds. Rides (train) and food (donuts, pizza, beverages) are separate purchases. Ride fees and food pricing not published; ask on arrival.
Four separate corn mazes. The record does not specify difficulty levels or recommended age ranges. Ask staff on arrival for guidance on which mazes suit your group.
Yes, confirmed. Fresh-made donuts are a draw. Pricing isn't published — ask when you're there rather than assuming a rate.
Yes. Wine tasting and beer garden are available. Separate purchases from admission. Pricing and available selections not published. Bring ID if planning to drink.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Saturdays and Sundays (late September - October). Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission is free. Free admission; ride fees separate
11125 E Day Mt. Spokane Rd, Mead, WA 99021, in Spokane County. It is one of 6 patches we track in Eastern Washington.
We track 6 patches in Eastern Washington, 2 of which are free to walk into. Entry here costs nothing, which puts it in the minority even in a region with several free options.
What sets it apart locally: it has rides and play structures, which most Eastern Washington patches on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 2 of the 6 patches we track in Eastern Washington had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 3 other patches we track in Spokane County. All Eastern Washington patches →
siemersfarm.com
Checked August 2026.