A delightful discovery just a short drive from home! There's a sign that says Blueberries, turn…read moredown the drive way and you'll see a parking lot to your left and the farm ahead. Pets are not allowed. The family run business has a dog on site that's kept secured. Great prices and a range of blueberries to pick from. They have a Porta potty and sink to wash up afterwards. $2/lb and buckets provided. Mid August seems like a good time to stop by. Bring a hat and comfy shoes and some good jams! I forward to making this an annual berry picking spot!

Mom is 97 and has never been blueberry picking until now and we took her to Powder Blueberry Farms…read morewith my daughter. Three generations having a splendid day! The family owned farm is well kept and they are friendly as can be. A clean bucket is provided and as of July 2021 Blueberries were $2 per pound. Definitely patronize this wonderful place! We'll be back!

Stopped by on Tuesday. They had a farm stand with okay area. They sell pumpkins in the area…read more There is a play area for kids. Olson Farms is located on a big area area. There are slides, tractor tire obstacles and swing area. We had fun taking some pumpkin pictures. Very nice day to enjoy before the rain hits. I know there are more activities on the weekends. So if you want more activities, definitely come over in a weekends.

What an amazing time picking blueberries, cherries, blackberries & raspberries! Views are…read morespectacular! Don't forget to protect yourself from the sun & plants. I'm allergic to blackberry vines, but was able to pick just fine. We will be back! Oh, did I mention great prices!

My wife and our 10 year old son went to this farm on Wednesday July 16 to pick blueberry because…read moresome of our friend recommended. When we got there we were greeted by an older gentleman with a white beard. He asked us if we ever been here before and we told him that this was our first time coming here and was recommended by friends. He then asked us to follow him and we walked toward the end of the field to the last 22 rows. He told us that we can pick right here in front of the second row. After picking for 15 minutes we noticed that the berries were small and not as much like the rest of the other rows. We told our son to only pick the big blue berries, he then corrected us right away and said that we had to pick all the blue berries and not only the big ones. Then I noticed that there were 4 other groups (Families) that was on the same roll and side picking next to us that was probably 15 to 20 feet away from us. So we proceeded to move to a couple row in and picked where there were more and bigger. He came over to us right away and told us how come we left and not pick where he left us. I told him that this is U-Pick correct and as long as the field were open I am able to pick in that area at least what I understand how U-Pick works. I then asked him why are people picking here and you want us to pick over there where there were less and smaller berries. I also noticed that the people that he favors or friends and families gets to pick the newer crops and we were picking what they missed or did not picked. My wife got upset and we left the farm. I honestly didn't understand why he was like that cause I read great reviews but we were not about to pick after someone else left overs. I would can tell you that this was the worst experience we ever encounter at a U-Pick place. It's unfortunate and if this was their policies, they need to post this on their FB Market Place or have signs at the entrance. Unfair treatments and practice. Never would come back and would tell everyone to avoid coming here!!!

Amazing and delicious varieties of blueberries! People are wonderful and helpful! Picking season…read morewas long! I was able to come three weeks in a row and fill my freezer! They were great and provided buckets and bags! So happy that I found them!

Upon arrival, you're greeted by someone to direct you to parking. The guy was nice and said it was…read moreperfect weather to go peach picking. The parking lot was dirt and small but was able to accommodate all the cars there. The employees were nice and informative. They have two different types of peaches. Red Havens are sweet and Reliance are on the tarter side. It's a smaller farm but there were plenty of trees full of ripe peaches. The peaches were very fragile so it's important to be selective on which ones you pull off the branch. It's $3 per pound and we got a boxful for around $22. We also got a huge zucchini for only .50! I love the idea of farm to table and enjoy supporting local businesses which made Douglas Farms a perfect pit stop while driving through Sauvie Island.

Don't forget, for those in the area, it's peach picking time. The peaches are sweet and ready. We…read moretook a break from our busy schedule and went to Douglas Farm. The Fourteen Year Old made a peach pie and my girlfriend made blackberry peach jam. Thankful for great weather, great farms, great food, great family, and a great summer.

Kid working the register was totally disrespectful to my husband as he walked away. All because we…read morecouldn't decide (and there was no one else in the fruit stand at that time.) Kid didn't realize that I was facing him and saw him do it. We were nothing but nice. So tired of crappy customer service. Don't waste your money here.

I love strawberries. And I love hood strawberries the most, and the only place I can get them is…read moreFuji Farms. Well I'm sure there's other fruit stands but for me it's Fuji. I only need a notice of when the hoods come in. I missed almost 2 weeks last year and I was not happy. My fault though that that's why I'm looking early.

Visited GM farm this week and the produce is great! The tomatoes were some of the best I've ever…read moreeaten. The peppers and corn were just beautiful too. I picked a few wild flowers and the made a lovely gift. The owner was inviting and helpful. Highly recommend U pick farm!!

Went there earlier (8/4) with my father to get a few veggies and fruits. My father is a senior,…read morewho sometimes struggles to hear. The lady told my father to pick from a certain bush which he misheard. We thought we were at the right bush because I had asked beforehand for my father and I. She continued to come over to us micromanaged us, and told us we exceed the picking limit which she stated was 10lbs but it was actually 20lbs (advertised on her price & details sign) and we were weighing in at 11lbs. So she made us feel like we picked too much grapes, on top of being shunned for not being in the correct spot which we apologized for several times. Because of her demeanor we ended up leaving after because she told us to take our business somewhere else. I thought this was a pretty rude introduction as this was our first time coming. I understand there was a misunderstanding on our part, just wish the circumstances were different and we were treated kinder and humane! Hoping people still go to this establishment for nice produce! Other than the customer service, everything was amazing!

This past Saturday was amazing and exceptional! I was operating as technical crew for my Father's…read moremusical group Hillsview Sound. He was performing at at the Happy Valley Farmers Market and the food, reception and energy of this late summer venue was extraordinary! Currently based on the campus of Sunnyside Foresquare Church, I highly recommend this market to anyone desiring top notch crafts, delicious food, and amazing artisans and there amazing creativity.

A very inviting local farmer's market. A wide variety of options, both food and created items. Very…read morewell attended on this sunny afternoon.

Such a cute little farm with chickens and pumpkin picking and of course, the star of the show, the…read moreapple cider slushies and donuts. Thats the whole reason we come here and they never disappoint. The workers are always so nice and the service is quick despite the crowd. I wish they would let me buy a gallon of the slushie but alas. Highly recommend if you're looking for fresh hot donuts!

Reasonable prices without the insane crowds. Usually we go to Sauvie Island but it's really gotten…read moreout of hand with how busy it gets. Last year we were in traffic for over an hour before we gave up. This year we decided to try Bushue Farms instead and they did not disappoint. There was plenty to do and see. The kids loved it and I got my blue pumpkins, everyone left happy.