We love the Hunters family farm! We've been here 2x since buying our home right down the road 2…read moreyears ago. It's a beautiful little farm. We love coming here and walking around. Every staff member we encounter has been wonderful and very hardworking. We went on Friday, as soon as they opened to avoid the crowds and just enjoy being outside. It was $15 per person to get it in, not horrible. There is a petting zoo, and I think the food to feed them is like a quarter, in the little turn machines. There is a big bounce pad for kids, which I believe is included in the price of admission and a train for kids. There are food trucks additional cost obviously , a slide, corn maze and photo ops. It was a beautiful day. We love all the pumpkin and gourds. All our pumpkins was around $60 and I'll include photos of the lot of them! 10/10 recommend! I do believe they do something for Christmas as well, we will have to check that out!

Came here on a weekday and bought our tickets online. First thing we did was the big purple slide…read morewhich really gave me anxiety when I was looking down but as soon as we slid it was so fun! I've never slid on a slide that high before and Jay sat on my lap and he loved it. We next visited the train ride station which was appropriate for my son (2), he liked the surprise dinosaurs and dark tunnel. We watched the alpacas, goats, turkey and pig. My son loves tractors, backhoes and farming machinery so all the tractors we perfect for him. We really enjoyed our time there and we didn't have to wait in line for anything since they're limiting the amount of people at a time. Bonus was all the cute places to take pics of the kiddos

We recently catered a wonderful 50th Anniversary Celebration at Lakewold Gardens, I absolutely have…read moreto say that the Wagner House has never looked better or more inviting. Having been a preferred caterer at Lakewold for more than thirty years, and having worked under the supervision of many, many Venue Directors, I am thrilled to see all the additions that Venue Director, Ms. Jordan Moll has brought to the venue. The warmth of the soft seating, the greenery, the artwork, the furniture pieces as well as the abundant smiles and expertise of Ms. Moll and Ms. Kathryn Castleberry have added the sorely needed welcoming elements to the Wagner House, which, in recent history, have been missing. There is a palpable difference to the venue that is hard not to notice! It feels "alive"! I am quite sure that Corydon and Eulalie Wagner's souls, as well as Judy and Corydon Jr.'s, are also thrilled that Corydon Jr.'s childhood home and Eulalie's gorgeous gardens, have newfound personality and appreciation from all the many guests that grace the venues halls and enjoy the spectacular grounds. I commend, enthusiastically, your choice of Ms. Jordan Moll, as the Venue Director and steward of Lakewold Gardens. She and Ms. Castleberry's respect for Lakewold Gardens is abundantly obvious. As a caterer I am honored every time one of my clients selects the Gardens for their very special celebration knowing that Ms. Moll's and Ms.Castleberry's influences are reflected in memories that will last a lifetime. Gayle Orth Gayle Orth Catering

Beautiful trail. Quiet and serene. See squirrels and other wildlife etc. Not too far from where I…read morelive. Has also lots of beautiful roses and other flowers to look at and enjoy.

We bought our tree here last year, and it was like taking a step back in time. They had a great…read moreselection of trees and their prices were very reasonable, probably 40% less than competitors. Staff was friendly and efficient. As a plus, the drive there is pastoral which gets you in the mood. This year we stopped by on Friday hoping to miss crowds and oncoming bad weather, but we found them closed. Looks like they are only open on weekends.

Wonderful, kind owners who ran the farm for over 50 years gave us free candy canes, hot cocoa and a…read morelittle history on the farm. My husband, son and I had a great time. We made memories with my boy before he left back to college. Great trees and great prices! Will definitely recommend the place to friends and family. Thank you for the memories

What a wonderful place! This is where you go to get great reasonable prices on higher quality and…read morebetter variety of plants. The owners are mindful of their role in the community and I've never met nursery owners so willing and eager to help others grow. I was brought in to teach a Tapestry Kokedama workshop and the 13 of us that attended had just a great time! Whether you need plants or maybe just want fresh farm grown produce, this is the place you need to stop by first! If I had a nursery, I'd model it after this one, it's just wholesome and real.

On a whim, brought my mother to this place. We both Walked out with an amazing little Japanese…read moreMaple. David who runs the show here asked for a moment to grab the info list and walked me through the various trees and care FOR EACH ONE. I don't know many operators who care that much. I recommend coming to David for all your ornamental needs for your yard. Knowledgeable, helpful, and a great guy.

Great spot that while unknown primarily for its lack of store front, if you make the extra effort…read moreto locate you will be richly rewarded. I park in the church parking lot and just ask someone to steer me in the right direction. Basically you are buying direct from the grower (David) who offers expert advice and reasonable prices. Quantity discounts are available. To me the primary advantage of buying my plants here is they are in great shape and not stressed or damaged like so many plants you find at the larger stores. David offers a host of grasses and native plants to choose from. So bring your mud shoes and take a walk through all the greenhouses. You are bound to learn a thing or two and may even walk away with some plants too!

Came in a mini yarn crawl with some friends. I've never been here before and was amazed to see all…read morethe nice hard to find yarn. Everyone was friendly

Beautiful store! Extensive selection; friendly, knowledgeable, kind staff! A joy to shop here.read more

This is a nice nursery, with a great selection and a big gift shop! They also have beautiful…read morehouseplants for sale for good prices! The nursery employees are knowledgeable and willing to offer advice, and suggestions!

I like The Barn because they have a lot of inventory and are big enough without being too big. They…read morehave a nice little gift store on sight where you can get candy, teas, etc, and different stations inside like the New Agey section, the Kids section, planting accessories section. Today we found aphids on mom's hollyhocks so we headed over to get lady bugs. The cashier was so helpful, telling us when to apply them and I liked how instead of telling us where to go to find items, she just went to get them for us since it wasn't busy. Now that's service.

I heard about this place from two friends who were at Great Wolf Lodge and needing to escape a…read morechild's birthday party (we've all been there). Rather than head South for an "outlet mall experience," they opted to head North to the bustling metropolis of Rochester, WA. I've now been to 3 different towns called Rochester, and while they are all so fantastically underwhelming, the other two don't have a carnivorous nursery..... and this was compelling enough to make the hour and a half trek from Portland. This retail experience is unique, as the greenhouse is in the proprietor's back yard. It's his life's work and passion, which yielded some refreshingly different conversations than talking to hourly employees who may not be as knowledgeable or vested. Whether he was happy to or kindly obliging, the owner geeked out with us over plants for over an hour, and for how much he knows, there was no shred of the pretension that can sometimes be prevalent among the horticulture folks, for whatever reason (why is that?!?). In addition to having a huge and impressive collection of sarracenias, the owner of the nursery also had a cool and compelling story about his journey to owning his own nursery, which entailed being a combat medic and after getting out of the military, discovering a passion for carnivorous plants and pursuing and achieving a degree in horticulture. So, if you're into supporting veteran-owned businesses.... here's your chance. Do it. A few words of advice: -It's currently a one-man show, so you MUST make an appointment, which you can do by calling or texting the number on the website. The owner was responsive and communicative. -Some of the plants are outside, so if you visit during the rainy season, dress accordingly. #dontforgetboots

Just wanted to share my experience with West Coast Carnivorous Nursery down in Rochester. Kyle is…read moreso awesome. He's super friendly and knowledgeable and answered all of my questions about carnivorous plants. This is my first one so I really didn't have much knowledge about them. You can tell he just loves what he does and he takes great care of these babies. He has a great selection with great prices. He also offers a guarantee for his plants if you think your baby is dying. I left knowing a lot more than when I arrived. If you guys are in the area and want to buy a carnivorous plant, y'all should definitely check him out! Came there for butterworts and left with : King Sundew (I got the baby one) I just fell in love with all the little dews!