I came by when they were closed but the door was still open... and was greeted by a lovely women…read morewho was offered to show me around anyways! Loved seeing the property, buildings and the artifacts and hearing the story of how this family came to find a home in this small town along the river. Dr Cable was the first doctor in the area and you can still see his furniture and where he treated patients (as well as the beautiful piano for his wife that took a journey to get to them!). Learned that they have TEA & SWEETS served Fridays from 2-4 PM $5 per person in the cute little cottage in the back... wonderful place to visit! One thing to note is that the time is wrong... they are not open until 5 as stated here on yelp! Museum Hours are Friday 11:00 - 3:00, Saturday 11:00 - 3:00, Sunday 1:00 - 3:00 or tours and events any day or time by appointment.

From the owner: Take a journey back in time by visiting the 1870 home of Dr. and Mrs. Charles G. Caples – Columbia…read moreCounty’s first doctor, stop in at the Children's Attic and spend time exploring the expansive doll collection held within, and wander the beautiful grounds including the heritage apple orchard. The property allows endless possibilities for your event... beautiful garden setting, under the majestic oak trees, in Knapp Center or the Cottage, or any combination of these spaces. An affordable venue to host your next event... wedding, reception, bridal or baby shower, anniversary party, family or group gathering, team building event, and club or business meetings. We also host a variety of community events (most free to the public) throughout the year, so please visit our website for the most current calendar and event details.

Found this place unexpectedly. They used to be located on the river in St. Helens. Service was…read moregreat and had several different wine on tap. They even had a beer on tap for then non-wine drinkers. The place was quaint and well decorated. Will definitely be back. Loved the meat and cheese charcuterie board. Let's support this local business.

What a lovely and welcoming event location. They set up a beautiful dinner in the historical Air…read moreB&B Farmhouse for us. Really outstanding service!

I cannot express how grateful I am for Muriel, Jenny and their phenomenal staff who helped me for…read more2.5 years planning my dream wedding through Covid. Muriel was always so understanding, listened to our every detail and seriously delivered when we were finally able to have our wedding! Not only had the entire venue really come to life with all of the decorations, but before the ceremony my hubby and I got to take a look inside the barn and I couldn't help but cry at how incredibly gorgeous it was. The Adeline Farms team really made everything more gorgeous than I could have ever imagined! Annika was with me (bride) the entire time making sure I had what I needed and was on time. She was so sweet and helpful! Matt the bartender was just the absolute best! The entire night he made sure my hubby and I had the drink of our choice in hand and he was so nice to everyone. I cannot say enough times how grateful I am for this amazing team! I also had Muriel's planning services and she just was a dream to work with and helped make our big day the best day of our lives! Photo credit goes to Liza Standish Photography!

We had our wedding reception here in August and everything went really smooth. The venue is very…read moreunique with a really nice outdoor patio in the back. The air conditioning was working well. The sound system also was very good. Rahel and her husband were very helpful. She helped us get a bartender who we really liked as well. The reception went really well and everyone had a blast. The outside was also very nice with plenty of space for guests to relax and children to play. Compared to the other venues we looked at it was above and beyond. Also, there are virtually no neighbors so there's no need to worry about loud music and there's a ton of parking. It's only 20 minutes from downtown Portland and Vancouver so quite convenient as far as location goes as well.

This venue was amazing ! What a beautiful space to bring people together for any occasion. The…read morehosts are very attentive and so willing to help with anything. They were thorough with their process of set up and reachable via phone or text at any given time. They provided us with everything we requested. No complaints what so ever. Every single person commented on how amazing the venue was. We have already rebooked for another event! Thank you Rahel for such a great experience

I've staged three dances here over the past two years, and the venue is great, with a nice stage &…read moredance floor + great acoustics. Helpful folks running the place. 30 minutes from Portland, so attract both locals and PDX folks.

You want a jarring reminder of why it's good to know the things you've learned with a bit of time…read moreand distance from your past? Try visiting your significant other's old stomping grounds. There's something about Corbett with its crazy wind corridor barreling down on the inhabitants at all times and acres of former farmland. Somehow, it makes the teens take crazy risks with their lives, which is probably the story of teens everywhere in the U.S. But I hear about JB's life as a teenager in Corbett and I'm given a jumble of Dazed and Confused-style antics involving drunk driving, class cutting, and nature walks, not always in that order. You can understand why my outsider's perspective on the small town of Corbett is a little skewed. So when JB's band had the opportunity to practice in the Columbia Grange Hall in Corbett, it was a bit of a revelation. Beyond providing the setting for countless truant excursions out on Rooster Rock, Corbett contains a simple wooden building just off the main highway where the local citizens organize. The grange once served as the physical space to educate people about family farms as well as lobby for more federal money for local farmers. These days, the Columbia Grange members still do a lot of work with food. They collect food items for some residents in the Sandy River area and pass out lunches to seniors once a week. They also use the space to hold craft fairs and flea markets. My friend's grandmother volunteers not just her time but her amazing stores of energy and commitment to her hometown. One sticky summer day, she unlocked the entrance and let her grandson's band loose on the small stage. The fledgling band, with JB on the left side with his guitar, looked pretty happy on the stage despite the lack of air flow. They ran through their set several times. As I chugged down one bottle of water after another, I surveyed the wooden planks along the floor, the ancient piano, and the steeple-shaped ceiling. Every structure appeared like an object time-traveled out of Corbett's history. It wasn't my past, which felt kind of odd. But I watched my boyfriend do what he loves on that dusty stage in the place where he went to high school, and it felt like that place could be part of my history, at some point.

Got overcharged $5 per person from the advertised prize…read more When we showed proof that we clicked on a $65 deal, not $70 deal, the owner still refuses to adjust the bill

Attended a wedding celebration at the venue not too long ago, the food, vibe and service was all…read moretop notch!

Attended a wedding in this Nursery and it was an amazing venue. Fabulous party space. And you have…read moreflowers and plants already around you in abundance.

Blockhouse and Pomarius Nursery were the gorgeous green setting for our wedding. It is beautiful…read moreand a photographer's dream. Our guests loved the unique and intimate space. Only quirk is that there may likely be a train going by during your ceremony, like it did during ours. But honestly, it added to the charm of the day. The staff is easy to work with, and their list of preferred vendors is comprehensive.

Lucy's Garden was the absolute perfect place to host our beautiful Friday the 13th wedding. The…read moregrounds are stunning, Ralph and Cindy were so wonderful to work with, and our precious little dog even got to be a part of our day. We could not have had a better experience.

Overall the wedding went okay, and the reception was the blast, Craig was amazing. Only parts I…read morewish was different was more communication from the day of coordinator, we felt rushed, and missed out on a lot of my photos because we were behind somehow. I totally get it being a timeline for things but I would of rather gave up certain parts so that I could get photos I paid a lot of money for. The photographer and day of coordinator often bickered a lot, it made me uncomfortable. I also felt rushed to get out of the building at 9 even tho we had clean up until 11 I appreciated the hard work assembling the new tent since it was damaged, wish I was told before hand so I understood before feeling overwhelmed. But super thankful. Overall, I got married in a beautiful place. Thanks so much Ralph.

What a fun surprise!…read more Went out to pet baby goats, and was hoping to find a spot for brunch! This is such an historic cozy spot... almost as if we stumbled into a lodge. They offer a brunch that was fantastic!

No, the guy playing music and singing was way too loud, this was 3 years ago during our meal so no…read moreone could converse. This was to be a meal so people at the table could reconnect. Food tepid.

Well organized. Parking $5…read moreSeniors, over 60, when we went - free. Plenty of food concessions. Interesting vendors to visit. Enough entertainment to keep people occupied for this county. Plenty of security walking about the area. Great lemonade, bad funnel cake!