foster's produce and corn maze

Lots of things to see and do... something for everyone in the family. Good local produce, great little gifts and yummy ice cream. The children love to feed the goats and pigs. The corn maze is awesome in the month of October. Brian and Connie, the owners, are always friendly and welcoming!

Great place for pumpkins, good for ice cream too. We love their Walla Walla Onion relish. Cute little place.

We stopped there in October on our way to Darrington for my birthday. The place was full of home-made goodies (jams, pies, etc) and decorated to the hilt with a true sense of a country autumn. We can't wait to see what they have in store for other seasons - it's adorable.I'm a true animal lover, and disagree with what another reviewer said. I found the farm critters in good, clean housing and well-fed. Trust me, I would have put up a major fuss if they weren't !!

Family owned and they have a good goat trick and a pumpkin sling and gun. The corn is fabulousThe corn is only good until the middle of October. Lots of pumpkins and other fruits they import from elsewhere.

Took the god-babies for a Sunday outing. They had a blast. Nice family friendly atmosphere with lots to do. Cute country cut-outs on the buildings. You can pick out your very own pumpkin from the pumpkin patch!

This would have been a wonderful rest stop......it has ice cream, lots of local produce and fun for kids......except for the underfed animals kept in terrible conditions and filth. I am not a PETA person but still couldn't help but feel like someone should rescue these poor critters. Wont go back to this one again.

Connie and Brian have taken the family dairy land and turned it into a wonderful stop for old and young a like. From the variety of fresh fruits and vegetable in season, to the corn maze and pumpkin patch in the fall, this is a great place for a day trip. Kids can enjoy the hay, maze and petty zoo, while the adults can enjoy an espresso, or hand scooped ice cream cone. Whether you're passing through or making this your destination. it's a must stop.

Every October, this is the place to go for pumpkins! Very nice selection of pumpkins, squash, and other decorative vegetables of the season. Also, nice produce other times of the year. Very friendly service.

He have gone here for years with the kids. They always have good cider, cocoa, pie, dogs and such... The corn Maze is fun as well as the pumpkin chucking. My girls love the petting zoo and Hay maze too. They have a famous Goat that feeds himself after climbing to a balcony above the farm. You put some feed into a can on a rope and he pulls it up...Cute fun for the kids! Great trinket shopping too.

This is a fun little place to take children to "a farm". You can also buy farm produce and berries and pumpkins when in season.

Friendly, great ice cream, fun stuff to see with kids and grandkids, and fun stuff to buy. We go there every year.

We where sorry that they did'n had the maze. Is on October. We bought honey,I was looking for plain honey and all the had was raspberry, blueberry honey. They explain to me thet is call that because the bees pollinate from the berries only. So we took a jar. O my God it is the best honey ever. To bad that we only bought one jar and could'n go back to buy more. Now I'm back home (Puerto Rico) and will like to have more. Well I will wait for next year. The icecraem is very good, try strawberry.

Very sad place. The animals living there are kept in small pens that have not been cleaned in weeks (maybe even months). The pens of the goat, sheep and pigs were covered wall-to-wall in feces. And they sell produce here! Disgusting! The skin of the pigs was extremely dry and cracked. I've never seen petting farm pigs in such bad shape. Temps were in the 80s yet there was no mud for them to cool off or to use as a natural sunscreen. The wool of the sheep was also in poor condition and filthy. I first went into the store to get a mocha shake but after seeing the animals out back, I decided not to give them any more of my money. Please do not support this business. It is clear that they do not care about their animals, they are just marketing tools to lure in families with young children.

THE GOATS... YOU get to feed them... (: and the people are really nice.

We had a great time in October at Foster's. We picked up pumpkins in the U-pick pumpkin patch, went through the corn maze (call or check website for fee) where they have a game to play, drank hot mochas and munched on pumpkin pie slices (FYI try their pumpkin hand dipped ice cream!). The kids had a great time at the animal farm and hay maze. I picked up some kale, dried corn stalks and gourds to decorate our porch and also bought some apple butter and pickled okra (tons of gourmet jarred food to choose from...next time I will get the pecan syrup for morning waffles and I also forgot to pick up a jar of butter pickles...num!). Bring your boots and a garbage bag for the pumpkins since it can get pretty mucky in October---REMEMBER YOU ARE ON A FARM AND HAVE FUN NO MATTER THE WEATHER....just be prepared! That's half the battle with kids! Check out at www.fosterscornmaze.comWe were also here in summer for berries and mocha shakes.....check out the annuals and perennials for sale.....I got a bunch of colorful dragon snaps and a hanging basket for the front porch!Fosters is also a member of the Red Rooster Rouate (www.redroosterroute.com)