Pauline T.

We continue to return here for all the seasons. We have been here for Halloween, Christmas, Mother'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!

Yan W.

First time coming here during autumn. I truly appreciate free parking and free admission. It was beautiful and lots of beautiful areas to view and see. Even though it was a very busy day, the staff were all very friendly and nice. I got delicious cinnamon donuts and popcorn. My friends also enjoyed the ciders, too but the drinks took a long time. There were local brands that were also able to sell their goods, kind of like a farmer's market but smaller. I liked walking around the area and most of the area that was open was paved. There were huge trackers and a corn maze which we didn't have time to explore. The barn also had a lot of foods and local goods for sale too. Though you can't pick your own pumpkin, they have lots for you to choose from in their crates and they all looked lovely and fresh! This was super fun and will come again next year, aside from their berry picking season!

Denise L.

My first time picking strawberries and it's definitely a very popular destination. It's a bit of a trek to get to the strawberry patches though they do have a train that will take you for $5 a person. However, if you walk through you can see all the other berry bushes. We went to the Tillamook patches as the closer patches were all picked over. The strawberries are smaller than I imagined, but super sweet and delicious. There's a nice store that has delicious strawberry milkshakes, pies, jams, and other merchandise. Plenty of picnic benches next to the store to eat it as well.

Mid July, they had marrionberries, blackberries, blueberries, some boysenberries, and raspberries that scented the air like candy. They provide unlimited buckets, boxes, even cartons. I'm shocked that it wasn't crowded on a Saturday morning, even with berries priced $2/lb! The blueberries were delicious and very easy to pick, but the raspberries were the best value and best tasting (albeit more effort). The carts are rickety and the walkways are uneven, so it can be slow going. But be sure to go all the way to the back of the fields for the best pickings

Kim G.

Fabulous family friendly farm. In the summer, pick blueberries and other berries. In the fall, it's all about apple cider donuts, trolly rides and pumpkins! Huge shaded picnic area to enjoy delicious food from the kitchen. Lots of picnic tables. Just note the brick patio is old and lots of uneven spots. Having had a hip replacement recently, im super aware of areas that could cause a stumble. The street tacos are legit! Homemade corn tortillas piled with steak or chicken, with fresh cilantro and onions, wedge of lime. What drove it home for me was the freshly made corn tortilla. Makes all the difference! They are decent size so one tortilla per taco is plent Nd allows the filling to share top billing. Get the freshly made apple cider donuts!!! A bag of 7 small donuts is $4. Buy an extra bag to take home! You will thank me. The farm store has fresh veggies depending on what's harvesting. Fresh corn (I couldn't resist), tomatoes, Italian plums, tomatillas, strawberries, stringbeans, etc. All at reasonable prices. Passed by this farm on my way to wine tasting and saw the sign for fresh corn and donuts so had to stop in. I'm so glad I did, it was the perfect spot for a quick and delicious lunch! And since it was a weekday, it was so peaceful. Weekends during pumpkin season are packed! They have live music and lots of activities. Big parking area that indicates how crowded it gets. Everyone working there greets you with a genuine smile and hello.

Darrin T.

My favorite bakery, the former Rosie Mae's, found a new home within Hoffman Farm Store and combined they bring the best of berries, butter, and breads to delicious life! Go for the cinnamon rolls, marionberry sour cream pie, berry scones, and if the season is right grab some fresh berries too! I've gone enough times now to recognize a few members of the Hoffman family and appreciate their passion and heart evident in everything they do. Super sweet people. Check out their instagram or website for their next event and definitely, definitely grab a baked good while you're there!

Michelle L.

Ditto to everyone else's review. Tons of $2.75 U-pick berries and if your kiddos get bored quickly, a very nice fenced in playground of tires and a tractor slide. Don't forget the train. Kids were entertained for some time.

Jonathan X.

This is one of my favorite farms in the Portland area. They have strawberries, blueberries, and more. The best berries ever. Way better than any grocery store berries. They give you a tray carton to put your berries in. You get to pick as much as you want and then pay per pound. The strawberries are a 5 mins walk away from the store front. The blueberries are closer to the entrance. They also have a train if you want to pay for a quick ride to the end of the field. Super fun experience and you're rewarded with delicious berries. If you don't want to pick the berries yourself you can also buy them at the farm store along with other baked goodies they have available. Check out their website and instagram to see what's in season. Everyone who works here has also been incredibly nice in answering questions and explaining how things work. Hoffman Farm is such a gem.

I know people usually come this far for just the trees, but I came to try their baked goodies & I think this is my new favorite place. I've tried a lot of pies in my life, but this chicken pot pie is delicious! The crust is like a flakey pastry while inside was hefty and full of flavour-- and not too salty! Most pies I get are more watery and collapse when you cut a slice,but not this pie. This pie stood the pie cut test and came onto my plate in one delicious piece. I'm so glad I grabbed some pies to try. These were so good that I came back nearing Christmas to grab more pies for myself and my neighbor. I did also grab some cookies, and my favorite cookie was called the filbert. I'd drive an hour for that cookie and their chicken pot pie. Don't sit on their baked goods, their baking team are baking gods.