Family Fun in Redmond

Your Guide to Family-Friendly Adventures

Fall in Redmond is packed with endless ways to get out, explore, and enjoy the season with the family. Whether your crew is into pumpkin patches and farm animals, creative workshops, festive community events, or simply finding a new spot to grab a bite and explore the unique cuisine of Redmond, there’s plenty to experience.

Celebrate the Season at the Harvest Festival

Redmond is hosting a Harvest Festival on October 17 at Farrel – McWhirter Park, giving families a chance to celebrate the season together. Families can enjoy apple cider, wagon rides, butter-making, a forest trail scavenger hunt with a prize, farm animal visits, music, photo opportunities, and more!

Pick the Perfect Pumpkin

No fall bucket list is complete without a pumpkin patch! Head to The Red Barn Farm in Redmond for its annual Fall Festival, happening throughout October on Saturdays and Sundays. Families can visit the farm, feed the animals, pick pumpkins, explore the seasonal activities, and even add a U-pick flower experience to the day.

Or, head to Remlinger Farms for their Fall Festival, featuring a corn maze, pumpkin patch, caramel apples, pumpkin-spiced mini-donuts, and more!

Dress Up Your Favorite Four-Legged Family Member

Halloween costumes aren’t just for humans. On October 17, join in on the fun at the second annual Redmond Howl-O-Ween, featuring a pup parade and Halloween celebration. Dress up your dog, grab the family, and enjoy an afternoon of costumes, treats, prizes, and plenty of adorable photo opportunities.

Bonus points for coordinating your family’s costumes with your pup’s.

Don’t forget to check out a few more of Redmond’s upcoming dog events this year!

Break Out the Flannels for a Family Breakfast

Fall mornings call for cozy flannels and a stack of pancakes. Flapjacks and Flannels is a family-focused fall breakfast gathering in Redmond on October 3rd, bringing together good food, community, and a little flannel-themed fun.

Pull on your favorite flannel, bring your appetite, and make breakfast part of the adventure.

Get Creative and Celebrate Día de los Muertos

Looking for a fun fall craft? On October 15, families can get creative at a Fall Harvest & Día de los Muertos Plaster Bowl Workshop at Caadxi Mezcalería in Redmond. Participants create a decorative ceramic bowl using handcrafted plaster elements inspired by fall and Día de los Muertos, including pumpkins, leaves, florals, marigolds, and decorative skulls. The workshop welcomes all skill levels, and participants take their finished creation home.

Enjoy a Warm Drink in a Cozy Cafe

When the temperature drops, there’s no better way to end a fall outing than with a warm drink and a cozy place to sit. Whether you’re looking for a seasonal latte, hot chocolate for the kids, a pastry to share, or simply somewhere to warm up after an afternoon outside, Redmond has plenty of local cafés worth a stop. Make it part of your fall adventure — because pumpkin patches are great, but pumpkin spice afterward is even better.