I have been ordering Blueberries, Raspberries Marion Blackberries for years from Stalbush farms…read more They are consistently delicious. The packing is perfect and the berries arrive in good shape. All the staff I've encountered have been most helpful.

Sunrise Organic Farm is the reincarnation of Spring Hill Organic Farm, located in Albany, Oregon…read more Sunrise is one of the best, if not the best, produce stands at the Saturday morning Portland Farmers Market at PSU. As its longtime customers know, before the market even has the chance to ring its 8:30 a.m. starting bell, dozens of regulars are already lining up, properly socially distancing, waiting to purchase Sunrise's truly excellent produce. We've been purchasing produce from this farm for years. We love all of their vegetables, and particularly their tomatoes, cucumbers, basil, eggplants, peppers, leeks, and their many varieties of lettuce and other greens. The quality of what they grow and nurture is simply outstanding. In operation since 1990, the farm is located in North Albany and is an Oregon Tilth Certified Organic (OTCO) farm. Set on forty-five acres, the farm specializes in vegetables, growing over sixty varieties for sale at farmers markets and co-ops. We have never been unhappy with any of their produce, and their customer service is outstanding and impressively safe during these challenging times. Sunrise is our first stop when we hit the PSU Saturday market. Super friendly people running the stand. Awesome produce. They have our loyalty and trust.

Friendly folks, very helpful. They make an absolutely AMAZING blueberry wine that everyone needs to…read moretry! I haven't been to their Lebanon location, but the folks I met at the farmers market helped me with a mulled wine recipe and it turned out incredible. This is one of those "local gems" you're always hoping to find. So tasty!

Eloisa Organic Farm is one of the two reincarnations of Spring Hill Organic Farm, located in…read moreAlbany, Oregon (the other being Sunrise Organic Farm). Like Sunrise, Eloisa is among the best, if not the best, produce stands at the Saturday morning Portland Farmers Market at PSU. Before the market rings its 8:30 a.m. starting bell, dozens of regulars are already lining up, properly socially distancing, waiting to purchase Eloisa's excellent produce. Customers stop at a disinfectant station, where they are asked to wash their hands and put on plastic gloves. We've been purchasing produce from this farm for years. We love all of their vegetables, and particularly their basil, cucumbers, eggplants, peppers, leeks, several kinds of lettuce and other greens, and a wide variety of peppers. The quality of what they grow and nurture is simply outstanding. In operation since 1990, the farm is located in North Albany and is an Oregon Tilth Certified Organic (OTCO) farm. Set on forty-five acres, the farm specializes in vegetables, growing over sixty varieties for sale at farmers markets and co-ops. We have never been unhappy with any of their produce, and their customer service is outstanding and impressively safe during these challenging times. Eloisa is one of our first stops when we hit the PSU Saturday market. Super friendly people running the stand. Awesome produce. They have our loyalty and trust.

This is is adorable. Super friendly and personable and the area is beautiful. My girls had a blast…read moreand there is so much to choose from. Even the fruit on the ground was good the price was great as well!

Proof that (FB) marketing works! Here for an unusual Father's Day gift, I responded to an ad for…read moreSarracenia Hybrid Carnivorous Pitcher Plants. These beautiful and exotic perennials feed on flies, mosquitoes, gnats, and most other flying bugs. Each plants consumes hundreds of bugs each season. Several varieties in pre potted in 4" pots single crown Pots $15, double crown pots $25. Easy to find, right outside of Salem off of Silverton Rd. They also have cherry trees and other U-Pick options. I was met as soon as I parked and got to see how they're grown and chose the ones I wanted. Pretty cool alternative to the standard dad tie. Check their website for seasonal activities. I'll be back!

If you haven't heard of this small farm outside of Corvallis then I hope this finds you. Absolute…read moreheaven on Earth. On a farm tour you get to visit Alpacas, goats, chickens, ducks and the sweetest dog. You'll get to learn about the animals and get a taste of farm life. I had the best time!

I went with some friends and family an hour before closing and we enjoyed a few ciders, soda and…read morejust a couple games. The staff was all really friendly, it's $5 ticket to use all their stuff and then you pay for everything (food/drink) afterwards which was kinda neat. There were all sorts of games which was super fun!! The ambiance is cute it's like a little library school feel to it. there wasn't as many family/friendly games as I thought there would be, but maybe that's by design? def could include newer games for groups like that. But it was such a cool place wed def go back!!

I love the couple who runs this game cafe! They're always so friendly and welcoming. Their food…read moreis amazing, the milk tea is phenomenal, and there are so many games to pick from. I keep coming back over and over for the last few years. Feels more like family than just a place of business. I have nothing bad to say, highly recommend!

Very interesting place but some of the exhibits need more information. We had several questions…read morebrought up by the displays- some we could lookup online but others - like the piece of tree in the visitors center that poses the question how old is it based on the rings was left unanswered We learned it's non profit so I'm sure funding and volunteers might be hard to come by If the green light is lit when you are in the main building definitely check out the floor that has people weaving - it was neat to see it in action Would also be nice if all volunteers were trained equally - a tour hide we encountered was lacking answers to our questions but other volunteers passing us heard us and stopped and took time with us which was super nice I hope they can improve and expand because it was so historical and interesting

I enjoyed my visit and I learned some things but it wasn't my favorite museum. The cafe looked…read moregreat, though, and the gift shop had lovely products including Pendelton.