SPOKANE, Wash. – Siemers Farm Festival is offering a perfect seasonal activity for families in Greenbluff.
The festival is open every Friday, Saturday and Sunday through the weekend of October 26.
Siemers Farm, known as Greenbluff’s most “family friendly farm,” has been around for 25 years. It features Washington State’s oldest and longest-running corn maze.
Participants in the corn maze are sent on a mission to deliver a secret message to a princess while dodging rogue pirates before a knighting ceremony.
One of the farm’s owners shared what makes Siemers Farm special.
“Family tradition, I talked to people every year that have been coming up here every year with their kids and then they bring their kids and so you’ve got the grandparents, the parents and the grandkids coming up here and it’s really cool to see that that tradition is still carrying on,” Owner Bert Westover said.
While Friday activities are limited due to most staff being in school, tickets are available for $8 in person or $10 online. Children two and under get in free, and parking in the field is also free.
Visitors are encouraged to enjoy one of the four corn mazes, a bouncy castle, a train ride and farm-fresh goods such as huckleberry and pumpkin donuts.
