Came here for pumpkin and corn season! They had fun games and a corn maze. Would definitely come…read morehere again when they reopen. The owner is kind! We spent a nice late afternoon at Dawning Day Farm. This family-run farm has such a warm, homegrown charm. Wandering through the farm stand, I found heirloom tomatoes, sweet corn, zucchini, and peppers, all grown right there. The harvest feels real and fresh, not like some giant commercial operation. The farm team clearly takes pride in their work. Come fall, the place becomes something special. There's a pumpkin patch where kids (and grown-ups) can pick out pumpkins of all shapes and sizes, and a corn maze that winds through the fields. I'm not a fan of corn mazes so I skipped out on it. I also loved how the farm keeps things simple and family-focused: a little train ride, farm animals, and open space to just sit and soak it all in. Prices feel really fair for what you're getting. Vegetables are sold by the pound or individually, and even the corn maze is modestly priced. So sad I didn't get another bunch before they were out of season. There's no hidden "admission" for the farm stand. Just visit and pay for the items of your choosing. If you're looking for a place to slow down, enjoy fresh produce, and soak up that old-school farm feel, Dawning Day Farm is it. Bring a friend or your family, grab some corn or pumpkins, and just enjoy being outdoors.

We wanted to avoid the big crowds this year so we opted for Dawning Day Farms as it had a good…read morefirst time review and was close to home (gas guzzling V8 and all). Easy to find, plenty of parking, and the friendliest farmer family! The pumpkins prices were very reasonable and they had quite a variety to choose from. Maybe they don't have a bajillion activities to do or farm animals to pet like some of the other places around here do, but we didn't fight traffic or stand in lines or pay for entry either. Besides, it felt good supporting them. Little boys in their work boots, talking about the different kinds of pumpkins I ogled over; a tent with hand crafted items and fresh produce; it was great and I highly encourage anyone who is looking to support a really sweet family of farmers to put Dawning Day on your list of places to visit. Just a small ways up the street, they have a permanent stand for fresh seasonal produce too! Loved it here, can't wait to come back next Oct & see what all they will add!

Really cute little farm that's open during covid. They have animals, plants and a nice little shop…read more I buy a banana tree and it was very reasonable. I wish they had all the other stuff going too but I just randomly popped up on a Monday lol. The lady was very nice and very informative about the lavender varieties. My son enjoyed walking around and looking at the huge chickens.

No tomato's but plenty of lavender. Be sure to check the address Yelp will take you somewhere else…read moreabout a block away.

Walton's was perfect for us: a pleasant explore through the corn maze where our family could…read moremeander, chat, hear the breeze in the corn stalks, and make a few funny videos. We also scratched behind the ears of a few goats and selected the just-what-we-wanted pumpkins. We will be back for a lovely time again next year. Thank you!

Very family friendly Pumpkin Patch and Farm. Come pet the goats and see the horses only minutes…read morefrom Portland and nowhere near the mad frenzy called Sauvie's Island. Service was top notch and extremely friendly. Corn Maze was definitely fun, we took tons of great pictures and came back with some pumpkins. Though we did not partake in the rides, they also offer tractor train and hayrides.

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!

Grandma Dees is the best - excellent no-spray berries, friendly folks and because it's past all the…read moresuper busy, crowded spots it's always a quiet, calm spot to pick. Also - these are Elliot blueberries and they are ripe into September so you can go for fall blueberries!

The BEST blueberries you will ever pick!! They are so sweet, no spray and ripe through September!read more

I came across this farm on Ridgefield's Facebook page. The private tour is $35 for a maximum of 6…read morepeople. I'm so glad I booked and cannot wait to go back with my family who will be visiting bc WA this summer. The entrance is about half a mile drive in to the farm. You start seeing the Alpacas right away and there are so many! It's an instant high pitch voice of excitement on my part (haha). The owner and daughter were waiting for us to greet us and were so kind! We did four different activities with the Alpacas: walked up to them and gave us background info on the Alpacas and farm, we pet a one year old Alpaca and two year old, fed them, walked two other Alpacas and ended our tour in their gift shop. The gift shop we had one more daughter who walked us through the texture of fiber and how it ends as yarn. The owner's wife whom we did not meet but hope to in the future made two hats and they were beautiful! $45 each and we bought those. She's also a photographer and does photography with the Alpacas if you wanted. It was an amazing experience!

We got to meet Sullivan (Sully) and Phantom, we fed and pet them and learned that they do not like…read morebeing petted on their fluffy heads as adorable as they may be! I highly recommend this experience for everyone, I am from SF and this was a highlight to my trip up to WA! It was fulfilling and insightful about farm/family life. The family and the environment they've created around their farm is warm and welcoming. The sisters AKA daughters are heavily involved in the alpaca farm life and we are happy to see the next generation taking on heavy responsibilities at a young age. With that being said , GREATLY recommend this experience! & thank you for having us

My son loves pumpkins that it inspired our recent trip here. I've never been to a pumpkin patch…read morebefore. I was really clueless of what to expect. There were several activities to do here besides pumpkin picking. The staff was nice as we were greeted with friendly smiles. The admission price is $18 at the entrance. It's $16 online, but you have to reserve a time slot. Children under two years old are free. I don't go to farms regularly so I don't have much to compare to it. We visited on a weekday, which wasn't too busy. It was mainly made up of school field trips. It was an enjoyable fall activity for my toddler. He was too small to fully enjoy the big slides and other playground areas. He still had fun seeing the different types of pumpkins and farm animals that he recognized from his books. He liked running around and going through the tunnels. There was a corn maze and carnival style games without the prizes. There was also a hayride, which you can also use to go to the parking lot. It's not a long walk to the parking lot, but it's good to know it was an option. There's a store if you want a souvenir or some apple cider. I forgot to take photos to post with this review, but I guess we were just caught up in the pumpkin patch fun. Seeing my son's happy face and hearing his laughter were worth the price of admission for me.

***Updated review after going to this farm for pumpkin season***…read more During Christmas time, you get to explore the grounds without paying an admission, but for the fall season it's $18 admission per person at the gate or $16 if you purchase tickets online ahead of time. There are a few more activities included during the fall season, but most require an additional cost anyway. For example they have pig races and pony rides on the weekends, but the pony rides cost $9. They also have apple and pumpkin cannons, but they cost $5 each. There are some activities only available on weekends, but if you're trying to avoid crowds and go on a weekday, admission costs the same. And on top of all that you still need to buy the pumpkins that you pick out. And you need to buy some pumpkin donuts before you leave (do not miss out on these donuts!) So, while I love this farm, it can turn into quite an expensive day depending on how many people you are coming with and which activities you choose to do.

I visited with my two grandchildren on a hot day in August and we had a great time. There are many…read moredifferent gardens (butterfly, bird watching, and more). They are interconnected by trails and very shaded. There are many benches to sit on and cool off and enjoy the wildlife. There's a separate hiking trail to a forest and pond. The kids loved the pond and we saw lots of big frogs. I highly recommend spending a couple hours here.

Beautiful botanical garden! Came with a friend for the Art in the Garden exhibit…read more Plenty of flower, shrub and tree varieties. Very calming atmosphere. Plenty of trails to explore and lovely birds singing throughout. There are benches scattered throughout in case you just want to sit and take it all in. There is a parking lot by the entrance and a donation was requested to enter (not sure if this is everyday, or just for the Art in the Garden exhibit). If you're in the area, I would highly recommend!