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October 24–25, 2026 | Green Bluff, North Spokane
If you haven’t made it up to Green Bluff yet this fall, there’s still time! One of my favorite things about autumn in Spokane is heading north to the farms for fresh apples, pumpkin patches, homemade treats, and all the beautiful fall colors.
Green Bluff’s Fall Harvest Festivals continue October 24–25, with several farms offering everything from corn mazes and wagon rides to live music and seasonal food. Whether you’re bringing the grandkids, planning a family outing, or just want to enjoy a beautiful fall afternoon, there’s plenty to explore.
Where to Go This Weekend
Beck’s Harvest House
October 24–25 | 10 AM–6 PM
Beck’s is one of Green Bluff’s most popular fall destinations, and for good reason! Enjoy their famous pumpkin donuts, a giant corn maze, live music, local food trucks, and plenty of family-friendly activities. You can also shop for pumpkins, apples, and other seasonal goodies.
Parking is $5 per vehicle, and Funland wristbands are available for additional activities. Reserving parking in advance is recommended.
Walters’ Fruit Ranch
October 24–25 | Fall Harvest Festival
Walters’ is another longtime Green Bluff favorite, offering U-pick apples, pumpkin picking, a corn maze, barnyard activities, and live music. Stop for pumpkin donuts, caramel apples, fresh-pressed cider, or a slice of homemade pie.
Weekend parking reservations are required and cost $5 per vehicle.
Monster Farm
October 24–25 | 10 AM–5 PM
Looking for something especially fun for younger kids? Monster Farm offers a pumpkin patch, train rides, pumpkin bowling, a bounce house, a singing pumpkin straw maze, and other playful attractions.
Weekend admission is $6 per person, with children ages two and under admitted free. Parking is free, and no reservations are required.
Sunset Orchard
October 24–25 | 8 AM–5 PM
Sunset Orchard is another great stop for enjoying Green Bluff’s harvest season. Known for its beautiful views of Mount Spokane and locally grown produce, the orchard is hosting its Fall Festival this weekend.
It’s a wonderful place to take in the scenery and enjoy a little more of the harvest season.
Make a Day of It!
Part of the fun of Green Bluff is visiting more than one farm. Start with a pumpkin patch, stop for lunch or a seasonal treat, browse the farm stores, and take home some fresh apples or cider.
A few tips before you go:
- Go early. Fall weekends can get busy, especially at the larger farms.
- Check parking requirements. Some farms require advance reservations.
- Dress for the weather. Comfortable shoes are helpful for exploring orchards and farm grounds.
- Bring room in the car. You might come home with more pumpkins, apples, and goodies than you planned!
Before heading out: Festival activities, hours, pricing, and ticket availability vary by farm and may change with the weather. Check each farm’s website for the latest information.
There’s something special about Green Bluff in October. It’s one of those Spokane-area traditions that reminds me how fortunate we are to have so many wonderful farms right in our backyard.
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