I randomly found this gem while looking for things to do in Portland. I found parking on the street…read moreright outside of the street that The Belmont Goats were on as per the website to not park on that specific street. It's free, but donations accepted to help out with the goats. The people running the place were friendly and informative. I was able to pet and brush the goats. The goats were cute, and I enjoyed getting to spend some time with them. :)

It's free and something to do with the kids so why not? I wouldn't make a trip out just for this…read morebut if it's closeby sure let's check it out. Can take pictures and brush them as well

The berries raspberries strawberries are the best fruit to eat and make preparations for canning.read more

I have mixed emotions about Bi-Zi. It is absolutely wonderful to have a fresh farm stand within…read morecity limits. I discovered them during strawberry season and the berries were outstanding. The down side is that some items are way overpriced and others are reasonable, so you have to be a careful shopper. (i.e., a flat of strawberries was $50.) Not all the produce is in great shape. Having said that, everything we've chosen has been good. Staff has always been helpful. Other things to note: it is a small building and gets busy fast. Bring your own shopping bags. If you want in-season fruit, get there early.

We absolutely love this farm. We've bought excellent pork, lamb, beef and eggs from Jim and his…read morewife on multiple occasions. We love the fact that we can buy locally from this sustainable family farm that really is thoughtful about the way that they farm. We also did the UPick fruit on the farm open house day which was super fun! I highly recommend buying from this farm, they treat all of their animals extremely well and have high quality products. Five stars!

I just visited this farm during the 2019 WSU farm tour. We bought some regular eggs, pullet eggs…read moreand several veggies and u-pick fruit. Would love to check out their meats when they become available. The owners were friendly and the farm was lovely!

I had apple picking on my bucket list, so we made it here last weekend. & well by looking at the…read moretrees, we were late. There are cute baskets to put your apples in & a few pickers. We didnt see the pickers when we got there as they mustve been in use. Although majority of the apples were on the ground, we did find some good ones. We were on a mission to find the pink pearl & the worker let us know that it was the ones with the pink ribbons around them. The property is huge, with a play ground, animals, & bees. You pay by the pound, i believe it was $3/lb. The owner was really nice & let us know that season starts early-mid September. She let us sample the apple cider, & wow so fresh & delicious. We added a bottle of that too to take home along with our 5lbs of apples. We did end up getting several different kinds, each with its own texture/ taste. Some did have some bruises/brown spots, but it was easy to just cut off & enjoy. Such a fun experience. Will definitely be back next year, earlier this time.

This place is a hidden gem that needs a little buffing…read more Family friendly with a trampoline, swings and outdoor playground. Chickens and turkeys roaming the property and a petting zoo area with alpacas, goats, a horse and pony(this one is a biter so be careful)... o and bunnies. We came the 2nd week of October and most of the apples had fallen or were turning but we did find a few good ones to enjoy the experience and bring home. They provide the baskets and stick to grab the apples. Pay inside to weigh and they bag the apples up for you. On-site is a coffee vendor. The coffee was disappointing to say the least. I ordered their seasonal pumpkin americano and it tasted like burnt black coffee. Also, it was piping hot and they filled my cup so much that when I sat down it spilt on me, burning my leg. Had a few sips and called it a lose. There is also a small gift shop which sells local honey, apples and freshly made apple cider. Porter John for a bathroom and nowhere to wash hands. No hands sanitizer. There was a Home Depot bucket filled with water with a soap bottle aside it but I'm hoping they don't expect anyone to use that and I'm hoping nobody is. This was part of my reason for 4 stars. Also parking was slightly complicated but eventually a worker came to direct me where to park as the only marked parking area that I saw was full. In all, we had a great fall day. Expect to spend about 2.5 hours to let the kiddos explore and play. Everyone who worked their was kind.

Great U-pick experience at a well-managed farm. I enjoy taking my family and friends there!read more

Super cute little farm off the I5 in woodland, it's super affordable and family oriented, tons of…read morephoto ops and beautiful backdrops for photos. The kids bracelet is $14 and includes pumpkin bowling, kids maize, adult maize, hay pyramid and much more. $16 for adults if you want to do everything also or you can purchase tickets for individual activities. The apple cider from white honey was amazing it tasted just like a fresh picked apple! Love! The farmers faire had some great stands we left with some tasty treats. Would definitely make the drive from Portland, sauvies is just hectic anymore the traffic isn't worth the drive so glad we found this little gem.

I can't recommend the Sky Lites team enough. Working with them was one of my highlights of last…read moreyear. They understood our vision and made it come to life. After designing 100s of events, this was one of the most memorable one for myself and the thousands of guests.

Kyle and Sky Lites are THE BEST! So easy to work with and true creative spirits who bring the night…read moresky roaring to beautiful life. They produced an incredible show for our company, VACAYA, over the skyline of San Juan, Puerto Rico in February 2024. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

There are so many delicious blueberries to pick! They have the buckets and bags needed. It is in…read morefull sun so I was glad to have a hat and water.