Building Community Through Traditions
Craven Farm has been a Snohomish Valley staple since 1983, when Mark and Judy Craven opened the first pumpkin patch in the area. What began as a small family farm has grown into a beloved destination for seasonal celebrations and lasting traditions.
In 2017, Brian and Kimi Chadwick became the next stewards of the farm. Drawn to its rich history and strong sense of community, they continue to honor the Cravens’ legacy while bringing new energy through agritourism events and family-friendly activities.
The Family Behind the Farm
Brian and Kimi, along with their children, Daphne and Adler, are dedicated to keeping Craven Farm a place where families and friends come together year after year. The kids love welcoming visitors, lending a hand around the farm, and dreaming up new ways to share the space with the community. For the Chadwicks, Craven Farm isn’t just a business—it’s a way of life they are proud to pass on to their children.
Year-Round Experiences
Today, Craven Farm offers more than its iconic pumpkin patch. Guests can enjoy:
- Seasonal festivals including Easter, Fall Harvest, and Christmas at the Farm
- Summer camps, sunflowers and family-friendly activities
- The Whitewall Brewing Taproom, open April through December
