Remlinger Farms - Carnation, Washington

Zoryana K.

Awesome rides for little kids! My two kids (5 and 2 year olds) had a blast! Farm is an understatement- it’s a mini wild waves full of rides geared towards little ones plus a few farm animals. Pay per person admission and get tons of rides! Great adventure!

Thomas D.

Great place for families. They have a brewery, large store filled with teas and scones and goodies. Along with toys for the kids. Horse rides, Zipline. Great time! Live music events. Petting area.

MS L.

Picked strawberries today 6/1 in their north field at 6117 Carnation-Duvall Rd. There were signs preceding the turn in both directions.

Parking was free and easy. There was a parking attendant to assist.

Cardboard flats for strawberries were provided, and porta potties are on-site. They accept electronic payment, and it was $3/lb.

Strawberries were nice and ripe. Not organic, but they use integrated pest management, and do not spray fruiting plants.

There were quite a few people, but not overcrowded at 11am. It was fun to see families and their kids enjoying the start of summer!

Rod D.

We saw Lyle Lovett and his Large Band, which was a lot of fun. The seating was nice, sound quality good, beer, food, and wine were plentiful, and the woman sitting next to me was lovely.

The astoundingly brilliant excellent part was the parking guidance on the way in (a flagger points to a parking place) and the traffic egress on the way out. They divide the road out into lanes for northbound or southbound traffic, and then the police let you turn onto the main road without stopping.

I also appreciated that most signs were in English and Spanish.

Kim G.

Great concert venue, but getting out of the lot is a chore. Doesn't diminish the experience but expect to tailgate or hang out. Wouldn't be a bad idea to have folks directing people out of the field area as it starts to look like bumper cars... folks going in every direction. Otherwise, well organized with lots of amenities. Traffic also backs up to get in, so plan for at least an extra 30-45 mins to arrive.

Andrew

I was only here for a concert, not their amusement attractions. It is a nice outdoor space. If I had one ask, it would be a screen showing the stage. It's not a huge venue so you're not completely out of view sitting in the farthest places, but it would definitely be nice and helpful to see the performance. Get there early at least an hour or more if you want to sit close.

Skip D.

Went to the Lyle Lovett concert here. Arrived late but still wanted to eat something before we sat down. Ordered a cheeseburger, garden burger and fries. All of it was tepid at best. So not too happy about that. Reserved seating was very flimsy plastic folding chairs. It felt like the chair was going to collapse under me the whole time. (I'm 275 to be fair but not a fun feeling.) I did enjoy the venue itself. Nice option with the hard plastic mat walkways so people with mobility issues can avoid walking on uneven lawn surfaces. Overall a good evening but the food and seating needs some improvement.

Shawn Z.

We experienced a serious safety issue on the “Mine of Mystery” roller coaster. My young son was seated in the front row. While the safety belt was secured, the lap bar was never lowered. We tried to pull it down ourselves before the ride began, but it was locked and couldn’t be moved from inside. We assumed it might lower automatically, so we didn’t realize it hadn’t been secured — until the ride started without it.

We had to hold our son tightly for the entire ride. Afterward, we spoke with the operator, who admitted it was her mistake. We appreciated her honesty.

We also raised the concern with the manager, who said they would reinforce training and mentioned that automating the lap bar is on their backlog. However, there didn’t seem to be urgency around introducing automatic systems to prevent this type of human error.

This was a frightening experience on a ride meant for young children. I’m sharing this to raise awareness and hope the park takes immediate action to strengthen safety checks and reduce the risk of preventable mistakes.

Crystal L.

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Remlinger Farms is such a magical place for families and kids of all ages! We had an amazing time exploring everything it has to offer. From the adorable petting zoo to the thrilling rides and delicious fresh-baked pies — this farm is a total gem just outside of Seattle.

The kids especially loved the mini roller coaster and pony rides, and the berry picking was such a fun bonus! The grounds are super clean, well-organized, and the staff is friendly and welcoming.

We also grabbed lunch at the café and everything was fresh and tasty — don’t skip the pie, it’s a must! 🍓🥧

Whether you’re visiting in the summer for berries or in the fall for pumpkins and the harvest festival, Remlinger Farms is an unforgettable experience. Highly recommend for a full day of wholesome fun!

Sarah S.

Remlinger Farms has to be one of my favorite venues for the whole family. Beautiful farm setting complete with a barn, field, and playground for the kiddos. You can basically wander around while always hearing the music. Smoking section, beer garden, and reasonably priced food. It's really not too bad getting in and out, either. Highly recommend!!

Zoryana K.

Awesome rides for little kids! My two kids (5 and 2 year olds) had a blast! Farm is an understatement- it’s a mini wild waves full of rides geared towards little ones plus a few farm animals. Pay per person admission and get tons of rides! Great adventure!

April L.

I went up to Northwest Burger House in Remlinger Farms, and asked if the pizza dough had egg, and the receptionist (young gal) said ‘I don’t know, probably does’. Not a helpful answer to hear when you have a young kid with multiple food allergies and the website says ‘no outside food’. So I figured I could just give him fries - so I do my order (burger, fries, and 2 drinks) and I have my baby in the stroller with me. My husband and son are on some rides. After I pay, I politely ask if they can put my food in their back window (the place is super small) and she said no, she can’t leave the front desk. So I ask if her colleague (behind her) can just put my food to the back window and she goes ‘nope you need to take it’ and I let her know, I can’t hold everything while pushing the stroller and she goes ‘too bad’. No consideration to me - very impolite and with attitude. She actually pushed my food away as if telling me if I don’t leave, I don’t get the food I paid for. So I manage to take everything with spilling my drink to their table and chair area and within 2 seconds that same girl goes to the back window and calls out an order #51 to give a group their fries. So I realized she lied to me. She could walk away and she could also provide food in the back window. The old guy who was her colleague watched all of this unfold, stared at me and ignored me too. So they both didn’t care to help a mom with a baby bring their food to the back window. I wasn’t even asking to provide my food to my table. I really wished I didn’t tip. All of this occurred after I paid. Also, after my husband and son arrived, I saw another coworker (third older man) in that small place look at the back window and snicker and laugh at me. Very disappointing service and I will not be back.

Photos shows the back window where they were providing people foods. And second photo is the name of the place.

Lisa-Marie W.

Such a great venue for a concert! The vibe was dope! Sound was amazing! And the garlic fries in the food forest was one of the best I ever had!