About Maan Farms
Maan Farms began in 1977, when Jawahar and Gurbachan Maan started growing cole crops and then strawberries, raspberries and blueberries in Abbotsford. The family opened roadside stands in the 1980s and 1990s, moved to McKenzie Road in 2006, and added a corn maze and pumpkin patch that same year. Kris and Devinder Maan now run the farm with their children, and the farm added an estate winery in 2013 that makes fruit wines from berries grown on the property.
Berry season starts in early June, with Puget Reliance as the first strawberry, followed by raspberries and blueberries. In fall, Fall at the Farm takes over: an expanded Forest Pumpkin Patch with more than 15 photo spots, two corn mazes and Barnyard Adventureland, where you can feed goats, pigs, alpacas, donkeys, Highland cows, mini horses and sheep. Pumpkins are priced by size and measured as you leave. On select October evenings from 7 p.m., the farm runs a Halloween Fright Festival with haunted attractions.
The Country Kitchen serves fall treats such as a double pumpkin spice cream made with roasted pumpkins from the patch, apple pie samosas and made-to-order mini donuts. The farm also hosts goat yoga, birthday parties, field trips and weddings in a restored barn with a view of Mt. Baker.
Tuscan Farm Gardens is about 20 minutes away by car, so you can pair a summer berry pick at Maan Farms with an afternoon among the lavender.
What to do
- Pick strawberries, raspberries and blueberries starting in early June
- Walk the Forest Pumpkin Patch and choose a pumpkin in fall
- Find your way through two corn mazes
- Feed goats, alpacas and Highland cows in Barnyard Adventureland
- Try the double pumpkin spice cream from the Country Kitchen
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Berries from early June; Fall at the Farm with pumpkins and corn mazes in fall; Fright Festival on select October evenings
- Hours
- Daily 9 a.m.–6 p.m. (2026); Fright Festival select October evenings from 7 p.m.
Good to know
- Dogs
- Leashed, on scheduled dog days only
- Accessibility
- Many areas are accessible, but many paths are gravel or grass; strollers allowed in U-pick fields
- Payment
- Cash and major credit cards
Tips for your visit
- Everyone 3 and older needs a ticket for Fall at the Farm, even on weekdays
- The farm is open rain or shine and tickets can't be moved for weather, so wear boots for the muddy corn mazes
- Outside food isn't allowed; plan to eat at the Country Kitchen
Pair it with a lavender farm
Tuscan Farm Gardens · about 20 minutes away
Pick berries at Maan Farms in the morning and drive about 20 minutes to Tuscan Farm Gardens for the lavender fields.
Getting there
Questions
Can I bring my dog to Maan Farms?
Only on scheduled dog days, on a leash, and dogs must stay away from the barnyard animals.
Do kids need a ticket for Fall at the Farm?
Yes, ages 3 and up need a ticket every day; ages 2 and under are free.
When does berry picking start?
Berries of all types start in early June.
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