Jennifer was so accommodating. We had a wonderful experience with the alpacas highly highly…read morerecommend this if you guys are in the area.

We had an awesome time feeding the alpacas! You can purchase a bag of feed from the store and feed…read morethe alpacas in two areas. One section has the female alpacas and males are in a different outside area. The female alpacas we tried to feed were not as interested in us so we tried our luck with the males. The three males at the feeding area welcomed the food. One of them would try to eat out of our hand when one of their buddies is already eating. I recommend wearing clothes that you don't mind having spit on. My husband got some spit splatter on his jacket when we were trying to feed one of the female alpacas. There is a wide selection of items in the gift shop and we left with a stuffed animal that looks just like the voracious eater we met at this ranch. Come have some fun with the alpacas!

Not sure what happened to my review and photos from last year, but know this farm is awesome and…read moreone of the largest lavender farms in the valley. The shop is equally wonderful, and the lavender lemonade is a must try. Check out the website--it's also one setting for the delightful farm to table dining events. Even if you don't love lavender, visit this awesome farm for the beautiful views and rustic farm vibes.

This is a very beautiful lavender farm. It's a little hidden and you have to take a small detour…read moreoff the beaten path down a gravel road to arrive here. I always need to use my GPS to find this place even though I have been here at least 3 or 4 times. They have a small little gift shop and they also serve lots of different teas, lemonades, and snow cones with a variety of lavender flavors. I enjoy the whole peacefulness of this place. A couple of years ago they also hosted a lovely Yelp event. Some lavender places charge an admission fee or for parking, but this place in 2025 is still free and beautiful. I even saw a few artists painting the fields. It's tucked into the valley and is very private and serene. I ordered a lavender raspberry lemonade and it was delicious. They added a new wooden gazebo type space this year which is more handicap friendly than the original small deck they have connected to the drink window. The only downside I could see was that all the plastic drink cups were going into the trash cans. I am a big advocate for recycling when I can, and if I go back Im going to bring my own cup and see if I can use it when ordering a drink. The amount of plastic just seemed overwhelming, and I felt guilty throwing my cup away. Im hoping maybe they can switch to paper cups or something that seems more biodegradable as an alternative or have an option to recycle the cups next time. Overall, just a sweet little magical spot for lavender and quiet nature reflections.

We love Frog Pond! We went for our Christmas tree this year. Unfortunately we may go a different…read moreroute in the future as our tree was $124 and I swear last year was much less. However!! The $124 tree experience is because you are paying for the most gorgeous tree to be sitting ready to take home. They also have the most fun experience for families with tons of farm animals, coffee/donut stand, the grinch walking around, and we love their gift shop! Overall if you want an easy farm experience this is it! Just check prices before you shop they are listed in the gift shop:)

We love going to Frog Pond Farm and have been many times throughout the years. We had a great time…read morevisiting their pumpkin patch and doing all the fun fall activities there. We went on a Saturday which was really busy and unfortunately they ran out of several food choices. However, service was really great which made up for it and the lines moved fairly quickly. My kids liked their pizza. One suggestion would be to offer a pumpkin beer for purchase. I did appreciate that they had cider options. My son's favorite activity was the ball launcher and my daughter's was seeing/petting all the animals. We had a great family day there which also included The Bird Man show and the Magic Show which both my kids enjoyed.

This is a wonderful farm if you want to see animals up close. We saw and got to feed alpacas,…read moreostriches, emus, lamp/sheep. If you're planning on visiting, make a reservation for ether a group or private tour. The group tour is $15 per person while the private tour is $150 for the entire group. The only drawback with the group tour is you don't know how many people might be in it. We had almost 40 in our group and that was a bit too many in my opinion. When you arrive, check-in is inside the red barn. They'll let you know which group tour you belong to. They have port o' potties and hand washing stations behind the barn. If you end up getting any food from the food truck (ostrich sliders and ostrich philly steak style sandwiches), you can bring it into the barn where there's picnic style tables and benches. The "gift shop" is also inside the barn. If you do come on wet day or after it rains, be sure to wear appropriate shoes...it can get muddy as you walk from one animal area to another.

We attended an event here…read more The barn is the highlight. It was huge & offered lots of space to roam and allow kiddos to have fun birthday party wise. Their tour was running late- by late I mean 40 minutes... so we had to shuffle things around party wise. The tour consists I of seeing the animals. Didn't realize that the Ostrich were there for lol meat purposes. During the tour kiddos got to feed them. They have a few different areas to roam, with some tables. It's a decent sized place. I think it could use some TLC though.

We've been to several tulip farms in the PNW, but this was our first time at Wooden Shoe. While it…read moreisn't as expansive as places like Roozengarde, it's still very impressive: vast flower fields boasting a prismatic array of colors stretching across several acres, and spread out enough to accomodate the largest of crowds. Despite our visit occurring just after the start of the blooming season, the crowds, including parking, were very manageable, with very little wait time. Same can be said of shopping and making purchases at the gift shop, ordering food from one of the dozen or so food carts on site, and even finding a table or cozy spot on the lawn to enjoy a meal, or just relax in the warm spring weather. Exploring the fields is a treat and a feast for the eyes, and one doesn't feel rushed or crowded in doing so. Photo opportunities abound here, so you'll frequently encounter young families, annoying influencers, and young couples in love taking advantage of this gorgeous, evanescent landscape, and you should too. To me, tulip season in the west is a lot like hanabi (cherry blossom season) in Japan: a fleeting season when nature, wreathed in radiant raiment, comes into her full floral glory, reminds us that although our time here on Earth is brief, and through our beauty will eventually fade, a new season is perennially on the horizon.

I purposefully came to the farm on a rainy Monday in an effort to bypass as much of the crowd as…read morepossible, especially given that tulips are in peak bloom this week. I'm so glad I planned ahead because I was able to enjoy a perfectly lovely afternoon, just me and the pugs. We're so lukcy to have Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm so close to Portland. Just 55 minutes from my house, I was able to take off work a little early for a 3:30 arrival time at the farm. Gates close at 6 PM, so this gave me several hours to stroll through the fields and buy some fresh flowers. I didn't have any time to visit vendors and craftspeople, but I can always come back to the farm if I feel the need to check out any of that. The folks running Wooden Shoe have done a great job managing traffic and parking, as everything is clearly labeled. Also, requiring visitors to purchase tickets online really speeds up entry. Visitors pull up to the gate house, get scanned, then they're on their way! I love the efficiency. The parking lot is next to the garden center, and the vendor booths are just beyond that. The shuttle service is easy to find, as are the paths to the flower fields. I love that the farm has chosen to use hazelnut shells to line the paths as it is soft underfoot, yet keeps the ground from getting overly soggy since weather isn't always predictable this time of year. Admission was $19 and I feel I got my money's worth today. I had a lovely afternoon with my dogs, got some flowers, and created some lovely memories. I highly recommend a visit to the farm! Peak season lasts from April 15th through the end of the month, but can vary from year to year. Check out the farm website for the most up-to-date information. Enjoy!

This place is truly one of a kind! During a weekend trip to Oregon, we visited the zoo and decided…read moreto look for another hands on animal experience. That's how we discovered Portland Goat Parties, and it did not disappoint. It felt like a full-on party, surrounded by the sweetest, most cuddly goats. Such a fun and unique experience! I'd recommend it to anyone, from kids to adults. Next time I'm in Portland, I'll definitely be back. Also the people running everything were so so so kind. Could not recommend this place enough.

Tons of baby goats and even a few kittens. Very fun and cute. Will definitely come back!!read more

Such a lovely time on the farm!!! We got to spend plenty of time with the mini donkeys and played…read morewith a 3 week old one with a big personality.

A lovely place in our community. It was delightful to be able to tour her farm and meet all the…read moreanimals. They all looked well cared for and the babies were quite a treat to hang out with!

Upgrading my review - it's really a great place for berries. We came on opening day today for…read moreu-pick strawberries and it was amazing. Fields were filled with ripe berries, each row was well maintained with hay and no weeds, and the prices were reasonable ($2.50 per pound). We loaded up on Hoods, which were super tasty. We'll be back!

We continue to return here for all the seasons. We have been here for Halloween, Christmas,…read moreMother's Day, and now u-pick strawberries. They have a fun scenic train ride ($5 per passenger except infants under 1 are free). They have a playground including slides, tunnels, and a sandpit. They also are hosting story time in the summer 1x per week. I have been loving the pastries they have especially the strawberries and cream croissant. And in season are the strawberries which are $2 per pound if you pick them yourself!

This business provides the community with excellent organic, farm to table produce, eggs, and more…read more They also offer many local food items that are niche and supportive for a healthy diet. I have always had a good experience here with the staff and enjoyed shopping.

Support local | great produce | fun events…read more We come here for our fresh produce once a week. They have everything from dairy, grains/baking, local and Oregonian products, fresh produce, meats, wine and beer, and fresh meals from the deli and kitchen. I like that their produce is labeled where it came from, usually from Oregon, Washington, California, or Mexico. They have a variety of sweet potato. I tend to always buy their prunes, carrots, melons, in season berries, beets, tomatoes, and snap peas. Their kombucha is yummy! Brunch is very popular here. It was sold out one Saturday afternoon. If you join the coop, you'll have one day out of the month to get a little discount off of your groceries. I wished it was more days of the month, to be honest. But, they have fun events throughout the month and year, like pizza fridays (family friendly) and holiday dinners on the farm. Come check out this place if you live in the Wilsonville-Sherwood area. It's close and gives families and locals a place to frequent and support.

Had a great time at Bauman's Harvest Festival! I was impressed how well the even was organized. The…read moreevent was fun for both adults and children. The staff was all friendly and helpful. I especially loved the apple tasting, apple cider donuts and the corn maze. The pricing structure was a little confusing I payed the higher price for activities I could not participate in I.e kiddie rides. It would have been helpful when I paid that that would have been explained to me. All and all I enjoyed my visit and hope to go back next year.

They close at 5p... didn't know that. Bought tickets at 4:30p and didn't tell us they closed in 30…read moreminutes. Everything closes right at 5p. No discounted tickets for coming close to closing time. Not able to get refunded tickets. Why sell tickets until 4:30p if you close at 5?!?!?! $30 per person. It's so busy and packed here you can't even do one thing in 30 minutes. As we were leaving we say One sign that says the hours on the side of one building. Crazy. They just want your money.