I spent 8 nights at Wandering Inn. It was an excellent experience…read more Every morning I awoke to the smell of freshly brewed coffee and was treated to a breakfast of fresh fruit, homemade granola, and yogurt. The property is convenient to Corvallis and surrounding towns. Kelly was kind enough to bring her macaw Pico to visit the care home where my aunt lives. It was the highlight of their day! Baloo, the Bouvier dog accompanied me on the morning walk around the 30 acres where I enjoyed the fresh air and his company. The rooms are clean, comfortable and spacious. Kelly and Bob were friendly and gracious hosts. I highly recommend their B&B and would stay there again in a heartbeat. Should mention that the rooms are up 14 stair steps to the second floor.

Loved staying here. Kelly and Bob are the owners of this quaint farm house and farm. They have…read moreset up a very nice place to stay if you are visiting Corvallis, Oregon. Kelly is a great breakfast cook with yummy delights. The rooms are spacious and clean. There is a sweet and sometimes vocal blue and yellow macaw that will enchant you. He or she, depending on whether you are talking to Kelly or Bob, is so interesting to watch. Birds seem so smart! Pico, said bird, needs attention first or you will hear him / her squawk. Delightful stay even with Oregon's wet weather in April.

Are you a farmer at heart? Think you'd like to spend some time "working the soil?" The Davis'…read moreFamily will help with that desire! You can pick you own...almost anything that grows. Fruits, flowers, veggies, every variety of berry! But, is you're a "City Mouse" you can just walk into their fabulous market, right there on the farm, and pick up baskets of DELIGHT! Everyone was very helpful and we even got to taste some of the berries we'd never had before. So, stop by and discover how wonderful REAL food tastes!

Good prices and friendly staff. They would rate 5 stars except the long, dusty, severly rutted road…read morethat leads to u-pick berries. What a mess. Please fill in those deep ruts!

Such a fun experience to pick blueberries. It has been an annual stop for me for the few years…read more Very lovely people who run the farm

Great prices and even better blueberries! When we went to the coast for our vacation we knew that…read moregoing to a U-Pick farm was a must. Luckily we found these guys and had an absolute blast. The location is quiet and offers a wonderful view while you pick, the owners were also very friendly and lovely to talk to. We hope to visit again next summer!

Passed this on our way to the coast and I set a reminder to make sure to stop on the way back…read more I love that it's local and there's something for everyone! Loved the options of honey, syrups, jams and of course hazelnuts. With the warm weather coming, I'm excited to grab some flowers and starter veggies! If you love local meats, they have that too. We grabbed some New York strips to enjoy for dinner with a bundle of asparagus.

I bought a house in Oregon before ever seeing it in person, or even visiting the area in which it…read morewas located. Crazy, right? On my way to finally check it out, I passed Bernards Farm, and was smitten before even entering. They have the cutest shop set up in their giant white old-fashioned barn. Fresh floral arrangements and dried wreaths line one wall. Displays of in-shell walnuts and filberts overflow, along with roasted and chocolate covered varieties of that most delicious of Oregon nuts, even brittle! You will find vegetables and an assortment of leafy greens, frozen berries, meat, granola, dry beans, honey, herbs, and other plants and flowers. They offer seasonal fruit, and I was delighted to spy glistening garnet strawberries. I thought I was getting them for a steal at $11 for three pints, until I observed the two customers in front of me carrying giant cardboard flats of berries that were getting weighed and priced around $6. I then noticed the chalkboard behind the register advertising U-pick strawberries at $1.50lb. That's a deal for grocery store berries, let alone gorgeous fresh-picked ones! I was happy to pay my $11, but you best believe I returned as soon I finished up those lovelies and picked my own. There were plenty and it only took a half hour to gather six pounds! Each time I have checked out the cashiers have been sweet as pie. They even shared which strawberry varieties I'd picked (Sweet Charlie and Albion). And since Bernards is not quite in the thick of all the other farm stands, they have never been too busy. Their prices seem a little lower as well, but regardless the quality is excellent, and worth whatever they ask. Bernard's Farm is about ten minutes from my new home, and it truly cemented the feeling that I have chosen the right spot to settle. While I hope to grow much of my own food, I will absolutely be stopping by Bernards for lots of extra goodies (especially the chocolate covered hazelnuts which I just can't stop eating!).

We visited the pumpkin patch here today and had a great time! The Piefer Family Farm is a great…read moreplace to stop and take pics and get your pumpkins and other veggies. It's a small farm, but the family who runs it is super friendly and helpful. It's 30 cents a pound, which is cheaper than some of the other farms in the area. We got a couple of huge pumpkins and some small ones too and everything came out to about $18-we thought it was a great deal and experience. I highly recommend this place if you want to support small businesses and avoid crowds.

The best tasting organic Blueberries I've ever had. I love their blueberrries fresh...they're…read moreamazing. The frozen blueberries are wonderful for snacking or baking, and I love the dried blueberries! My husband goes thru a jar of blueberry jam about every week. Its good, organic, nutritious food. And wonderful people too.

We love blueberries. We eat a lot of them, grow some of our own, and we only eat organic or…read morelocally grown pick your own. We even plan our summer vacations to get to places where we can pick and eat fresh berries. We read about Sunset Valley Blueberries last year and the lengths they go to to get good berries impressed us. Last year we ordered a couple of large boxes of dried berries and ate the rehydrated berries over the winter. The dried blueberries were good. This year we tried the frozen - ordered 30 lbs. They really take their shipping seriously. Shipped wrapped in a plastic bag in a box. The box is in a styrofoam container like the ones sold in stores with dry ice inside of it. The styrofoam container is put into another shipping box. You really have to work to extricate the bag of berries from the setup, but I suspect it is worth it to get the berries in good shape. We are in Wisconsin which is about a thousand miles from Oregon. We've been eating the Wilt Farm blueberries over the past 3 weeks. We've compared them with the other brands of frozen organic blueberries. The Wilt farms berries beat the other organic berries hands down. The other berries defrost to a purple color and leak juice. The Wilt Farms berries stay blue. The Wilt Farm berries don't bleed as much when they are defrosted and they hold together, keep their shape and texture better. They have a nice mouth feel. They approximate fresh berries, and they are wonderfully sweet. They are the closest thing to fresh as you can get. I am impressed. They are pricey, $185 for a 30 lb box which includes the shipping, but frankly they are worth it and you could spend $180 a lot more foolishly than to buy great tasting organic blueberries. We just ordered our second box of the season. If it is any different I will be back to change this rating.

Offerings varied depending on when you go. Our visit to May was more focused on plants with less…read moreproduce available. Fall has pumpkins and fresh apple cider donuts. Fun decor and's gift items to explore . Worth a visit.

This is not a pleasant place to shop. So many little (and not so little) scolding signs. " Do not…read moredo this, Do that." An unfriendly atmosphere. I understand that this is a family business, and they can run their business the way they want, but they're not interested in providing a warm and welcoming environment. I have been going in to this farmstand off and on for 8 years. Have always come away feeling some kind of way because of the juju. Last visit was, in fact, my last visit. Much prefer Groundworks Organics, or Santa Clara farmstands. Thistledown is just a little too cold and dismissive for me. Not my jam.

We love the family friendly atmosphere and how kind and informed the people are who man the scales…read more Their varieties of berries are excellent! It allows us to experience weeks of fresh or frozen "no spray" blueberries every summer.

Very fun farm with an abundant field filled with sweet blueberry bushes! Only $1.90 per pound for…read morepick your own blueberries. Look for the ones deep in the middle for they have been there the longest and have had the mist time to grow big, crisp and juicy!