Huge variety. He was great to work with! I have ordered in prior years. I wish I would have…read moreordered from them this year:

My girls and I went to Spada today. To pickup some tomatoes and jalapeños. We got 40 lbs of…read moretomatoes and about 10 lbs of jalapeños. Great price, good experience and tasty tomatoes.

This is a great place to get what ever U-pick veggies they grow! It's not super fancy but the…read morepeople are nice and the prices are great! We pick tomatoes here every year. At $1.00 a pound what more could you ask for?! We used to pick at Sauvie's Island but got too expensive for us. Then we found Spada! So glad we did. The tomatoes are HUGE and taste so good. The corn is so sweet. They grow peppers, beans, eggplant, squash, broccoli and many more things. The owner has had to drive around his fields in the last few years to keep thieves at bay. Not cool people! The owner's need to make a living too. That's what makes the prices go up. Knock it off! This place is great and we'll be back every year. I hope the owner feels better soon. Thank you for all you do!

Farrell Farms is a family tradition. Friendly crew, lovely fire, complimentary hot cocoa and…read morecider, and beautiful trees! They give you the option to cut the tree yourself, or the crew will cut it for you. After you find your tree, they shake and bale it. All around a great experience. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a place to get a lovely tree!

Great trees and great folks! We got a beautiful 7-ft Noble…read moreFir just after Thanksgiving; now on New Year's Day it is still fragrant and pliable with no needle loss! We went to them last year, too, snd will go back next year.

Aside from Olive the Pig, The Goat Place might be one of my favorite little bits of Parkrose…read morewhimsy. If you haven't been to visit these two, you need to head out that way and let them know Nico sent you! (We're on a first name basis) The stars of the show here are Chidi and Eleanor, two absolutely gorgeous goats who are friendly, curious, and surprisingly responsive to visitors. Pay attention to the signage - one urges visitors to try yelling, "Hey Goats," if they aren't waiting by the fence. They'll usually come running. (Though I felt silly doing it the first time, it really does work!) I love how much personality the owners have put into this neighborhood farm experience. There are adorable hand-painted signs throughout the space, and it's evident a lot of care has been placed into building and maintaining the enclosure. In fact, visitors will find a treat dispensor to the right of the street-facing fence. Don't miss out on a chance to feed the goats - they'll love you forever!

Really enjoyed meeting Eleanor and Chidi! They are so cute and sweet! I got to pet Chidi a little,…read morebut she was clearly expecting treats. Eleanor seems to have a bad limp - I hope she is ok? And the feed dispenser was missing? I am guessing that was a random temporary thing, but just thought I would mention. Thank you for the lovely goat experience!!

Beautiful lavender that smells like heaven on a mountain by the rivers, what could be better! I…read moregrabbed a nice size load of lavender (because I was instructed I could do so last year) and went over the "normal amount." I was charged +3$ more when I checked out. They should tell you how much you can pick before, because the amounts I could pick were different from the year before unbeknownst to me.

Pretty amazing place. They sell bundles of lavender, soaps, honey, bath bombs, lotion, and…read moreessential oils. Sarah was incredibly helpful and super nice. We just happened to be driving by to see the falls, noticed the signs and decided to stop in. We are so glad we did. We were able to pic up some little gifts for people back home and got some pictures.

I sincerely hope the City of Roses will always have some iteration of our beloved Belmont Goats…read more This Portland institution is one of the most wholesome, wonderfully wacky, and community-minded attractions to bless our city. If you've never heard of the Belmont Goats, read on! Their story began years ago on a vacant lot on SE Belmont where the goats were originally brought in to clear brush. (Goats are really great at that - 50 goats can clear roughly one acre in 3-5 days) But what started as a practical land management solution, quickly bloomed into something much bigger. The public fell in love with these friendly goats! Over the years the goats have faced their fair share of struggles, but the public has banded together to ensure they always have a safe and reliable home. Because of this community support, the goats have done a fair bit of travel within the city. They left Belmont for several locations in Lents, then moved north to University Park, then made their way to a permanent home in St Johns at Pier Park. I just want to say "thank you" to all the volunteers who have contributed their time, donated money, and advocated for these sweet creatures over the years. The community that has been built around the Belmont Goats says a lot for Portlanders, and our shared appreciation for making our city a friendly and loving place. For the most up-to-date info on the goats, head to TheBelmontGoats.org where you'll find directions, hours, volunteer info, donation opportunities, etc. Pier Park is a fairly large complex, so be sure to use the exact address on North Iris Way. There is parking to the north of the goats, along the side of the street, as well as the community garden parking lot across the way.

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. :)

Tucked away in her own little backyard oasis, Olive is one of those really sweet and unexpectedly…read moredelightful Portland discoveries. She's a plump, super friendly, ear-scratch-loving pig! And I'm here to show her some love! There is a roadside treat station next to Olive's enclosure where visitors can obtain fresh greens to offer her - the only snack she's allowed. (She's looking out for her heart and joint health, so please be respectful of this request) Honestly, Olive is such a happy girl. She's always up for treats, ear-scratches, and all the love she can get. What else is there to hope for in a neighbor?

Olive is a sweet, friendly little (well...actually rather large) pig with her own fenced yard, that…read moreyou can visit and feed! She comes when called, snorting and oinking the whole way, and is a great little place to visit for just about anyone! Our sons get a kick out of feeding her carrots. Along with "The Goat Place" just down the road, Parkrose has some real great, free animal attractions right here in our neighborhood for animal lovers of all ages!

Visiting Sunderland Acres Lavender Farm was the highlight of our 2-day stay in Portland! We love to…read morefind unique experiences when we travel and this private tour piqued our interest. If you love gardening, appreciate homegrown beauty, adore animals and people with heart and soul, then this is the place for you! I booked online last-minute (the day of, and likely via an online bot, but was not given a time slot to choose from). I called, only to find out Ramona was not even there for most of the day. Since we were flying out the next morning, she was so very gracious to squeeze in a time slot for us later in the afternoon when she returned. Our private tour was nothing short of perfect. Ramona has used her interior decorating background to cultivate a landscape that exudes beauty and peace, and was happy to share her wealth of knowledge in all things lavender, as well as the stories behind the other areas and elements on her property. Being animal lovers, a highlight was getting to see, feed, and love on the donkeys, sheep and other animals that she caringly tends to. Although not actually part of the tour, she even let us take a peek at her fabulous and cozy Airbnb (Urban Donkey Studio) she has on-property, which was unoccupied at the time. Now we have another place we have put on our go-to list! After 2 weeks of hiking and being on the go-go-go, touring Sunderland Acres and getting to know Ramona was an exceptional way to decompress, calm our spirits, and bask in the beauty, peace, and love before heading back to real life. Do yourself a favor and experience the farm's gentle magic - you'll leave entirely enchanted!

I have the most adorable wife, no offense to the other fellas out there. This farm is her dream,…read morethe amazing animals and flowers bring her peace and beauty and she loves to share this with others. Come visit, I promise you will feel it when you come.