Good prices and friendly staff. They would rate 5 stars except the long, dusty, severly rutted road that leads to u-pick berries. What a mess. Please fill in those deep ruts! read more

We have lived in this area for only a few years. We discovered Davis Farms heading to Albany. They only have a few items, other than Pumpkins, like Farm grown Veggies, but they make little Apple Cinnamon Donuts that are 'Out of this World!' read more

Apple Cider Donuts were fine, but absolutely not worth an hour and 15 minute wait. 6 donuts every 5 minutes is a laughable speed. Either invest in more equipment, or focus on a different treat with better quality and more efficiency. Some of our donuts weren't even fully cooked. Rest of the farm seemed nice, but we were cold and annoyed with our donut experience so we left. read more

I don't know about the rest of this place(pumpkin rides, nursery ect) but I can tell you that this place sells a nice variety of seasonal vegetables and natural meats at a unbelievable low price. Maybe it is seems low to be since i am used to shopping in Portland where for the same stuff you pay a lot more. The market part of this farm offered everything I would ever want for vegetables at a typical farmers market at a fraction of the price I am used to paying. So glad my parents moved back to Corvallis so I can visit this farm, oh and visit my parents of course. In October there was a bunch of pumpkin rides and usual fall fun, very busy and all employees had such a great attitude. read more

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My family comes here every year. For pumpkins in the falls and Christmas trees in the fall. Great hometown experience of a pumpkin patch as well as great donuts and apple cider. Christmas trees last super long and our great quality. The Davis family is so kind and really care. read more

Low key laid back vibe. Tasty selection of seasonal produce noted over to course of several visits. You pick option for blueberries clearly a hit with the family ahead of me in line. Will choose that myself when season opens! read more

I grew up in New England and would go as far as saying their apple cider donuts compete pretty well with the ones up there. Also just a cool place to go visit. read more

Are you a farmer at heart? Think you'd like to spend some time "working the soil?" The Davis' Family will help with that desire! You can pick you own...almost anything that grows. Fruits, flowers, veggies, every variety of berry! But, is you're a "City Mouse" you can just walk into their fabulous market, right there on the farm, and pick up baskets of DELIGHT! Everyone was very helpful and we even got to taste some of the berries we'd never had before. So, stop by and discover how wonderful REAL food tastes! read more

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The gf and I wanted to carve pumpkins together since we haven't carved them for ages. We looked up some local farms around Corvallis that have pumpkin patches and found this one after searching online. We came here on Saturday and when we got there it was pretty crowded. We found out it was $2 a person for the tractor pulled- hay ride to the pumpkin patch. Not bad at all. We were told small pumpkins were only $2 each and that you could get the largest pumpkin you could carry and it would only cost you $5!!! :O. Marie and I ended up picking our own pumpkins and one big one so in total it was only 13 dollars for 3 pumpkins and the hay ride. So worth it :). Another plus was they were serving hot cider ($1) and donuts (.90 each.) I wanted to get an enormous one but Marie didn't :( http://static.px.yelp.com/bphoto/LZrNqMMePIw11lgkykRzZA/l Davis family farm also has apple picking, a farm market of which they have a pretty wide selection of veggies and fruits. There veggies were huge, I saw gigantic red leaf lettuce that was gorgeous http://static.px.yelp.com/bphoto/STuJ8Y9Db9jq7XGNna_L8g/l and the biggest cauliflower i have ever seen! http://static.px.yelp.com/bphoto/LZrNqMMePIw11lgkykRzZA/l We left very satisfied with three very good looking pumpkins to carve. http://static.px.yelp.com/bphoto/oe2Ue6leq5XA06W_N6li2A/l I would like to come back and pick apples, it sounds like fun :) JUST IN CASE ANYONE WAS WONDERING WHAT I CARVED: http://static.px.yelp.com/bphoto/4vJy3XwfEdbQtOcj792aag/l read more

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This place is nothing short of fantastic. From delicious 99¢ sugar donuts made in front of you to the $1.50 hot apple cider. And I cant forget the $3 for a hayride and corn maze. Prices are beyond reasonable and the people running it are just great. Would definitely come here again. read more

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It was a nice day to pick fresh blueberries with the granddaughter and kids. Nice staff, nice farm, great day!!!

Love this place! Come here every year to buy a pumpkin for Halloween. The tractor ride, pumpkins, hot cider and donuts make for a special day. read more

We went looking for a Christmas tree...they get them wholesale from a different farm and have them fresh cut. Originally we came for a noble but when the lady was explaining the types of trees we were real pleased with the Nordmann trees. Good prices and they cut the bottom and lowest layer for us. Also loaded it in the vehicle! We'll be back next year! read more

For Mother's Day I chose Davis over the larger and pricier nurseries down the road. I was thrilled with the selection of hanging baskets. I ended up with a huge healthy white Fuchsia basket that my Mom loved. The owners were so friendly and explained the interesting method of flooding the floors to keep the plants watered. It was a great experience and I won't hesitate to re-visit them in the spring. Come summer, some friends and I had a great time berry picking although there is not a huge variety of berries. Great price, still great people. Here's where is gets a little disappointing.... This year a couple of us wanted to go to the pumpkin patch to grab some pumpkins to carve. When we got out of the car we assumed the pumpkin patch was out where the berries were so we got to walking. About halfway to the patch we were stopped by the tractor pulling the hay wagon full of people. The driver told us that we were not allowed to walk to the pumpkin patch and that we had to take a ride. I was half expecting him to just tell us to jump on the wagon but instead he said we needed to turn around and walk back. He even asked us to inform the couple a ways behind us who had made the same mistake. We said sure and waited for him to take off but I think he expected us to walk in front of the tractor. My friend awkwardly turned and took a step towards the way we had come and the driver said "there you go..." I felt like we had gotten in trouble! He sounded very frustrated with us. I asked if he could go first since the tractor was faster than walking and he took off. We walked all the way back to the start and managed to catch the ride before it took off again. The ride is about 5 minutes to the patch and a good 15 to go all the way around the farm and back to the front. I know this seems terrible but we had already chosen our pumpkins shortly after the ride left and when we realized how incredibly far the tractor went before getting back we decided to just walk back. We made it well before the tractor did. At that point, we were feeling like we just wanted to get out of there. It turns out that the hay ride is $2 per person and required to get to the patch. We found that out at the cash register. There are no signs that make this clear. We paid without complaint because we had broken the rules (although it was hard to tell what the rules were) and didn't feel great about it. If there was a sign we would not have walked to begin with and we probably would have just chosen a pumpkin out front instead of going to the patch as we are all closer to 30 and weren't really in the mood to be on a ride full of toddlers further reinforcing the nagging we get from our families to "settle down" and give them some grandchildren. My first two experiences at the Davis farm were great. My Fall experience was not so great. It seems like the hospitality is lost when the crowds come. I think we will leave the pumpkin patch to the families with kids who are there for the entire experience and nothing less. I will be back in the spring and summer. read more

Great place for a flat of annuals, hanging baskets, tomatoes, pumpkins.

One of, if not the nicest guys I have ever met. He took good care of my wife and I this Christmas and I hope he is blessed because of it. (The Christmas tree is beautiful!) In the summer expect a large and high-quality assortment of fresh produce at wonderful prices. I will be going back here for sure! read more