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    Olson Farms

    4.7 (29 reviews)
    ModerateFarmers Market
    Closed 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    This mess is supposed to be one of their really good watermelons.

    These people wouldn't know a good melon if they were sitting on it. The one they selected for me, according to their 'expertise', was hollow and rotten. $20 for a stinking piece of garbage. Don't buy produce from these people unless you like throwing away your money.

    Lauren S.

    This is the Sweetest farm! We had such a lovely time! Not only do they have a great selection of pumpkins to choose from on the hill but they have a really fun playground for kids, obstacle courses, a little train ride and free tractor rides! Def coming again next year!

    Melanie T.

    What a fun pumpkin patch, there is a lot of open space so you don't feel like there's too many people around you. Play area and hay rides are closed because of covid... but there are still animals and some play structures for the kiddos. We were there on a weekday so it was self service you just drop some bills in a box and pick up the pumpkins you want.

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    Melissa R.

    Awesome pumpkin patch! Just visited today and got a great assortment of large and mini pumpkins. There's a mini hay maze for the kids and tractor tire obstacles for them to play on. The landscape is beautiful, pumpkins are laid out on a bluff. Kids had a great time. No entrance fees. Staff is really nice. We will be back next year!

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    Damani P.

    This place is fantastic for younger children or for adults looking to find great quality pumpkins at reasonable prices. This is our third year visiting the farm, and while we continue to visit alternate places for cornmazes and caramel apples, you can't beat Olsen's for pumpkin picking! They have a play area for small kids with slides and other fun activities, all which are FREE! In addition to a few goats and mini donkeys to look at. There are apples and other fall produce to purchase, as well as corn stalks and hay bails. Again, all very reasonably priced. I was happy to see a local coffee cart onsite during select days this season, which was a nice addition as we've always felt the only thing this place was missing was a yummy treat. The farm is much cleaner than most pumpkin patches as the parking area and play areas are covered in grass, and it makes for some great pumpkin patch photos! We will continue to purchase our family pumpkins from Olsen's in the future and appreciate them for creating a beautiful, fun experience at very little cost to their customers.

    The Barrel Train!
    Sarah P.

    We had a good time at the Olsen Farm harvest festivities. We are a family of 3 and we spent $30, $3 on the barrel train for our son who is 4 and the rest on pumpkins (we got a very large one, a big one, a smaller to medium sized one with warts, and two small gord-like pumpkins). I really wanted to ride the barrel train with my son who also wanted me to as well but the fella who sold the tickets to us said they prefer it to be for children only. I had the feeling the fella thought I might be too heavy (not huge but pleasantly plump) but we saw a few adult men riding and a woman with her child too. I'm not gonna lie, I almost gave 4 stars only just for that but - big deal. I'm almost 40, I don't NEED to ride on the barrel train. Last year we went to another farm (can't remember the name, unfortunately.. Wooden Shoe Farm) and they let me ride the barrel train and they also went way faster and it was a blast. This train was perfect for my son though, who did not enjoy the faster ride last year as much as me and his dad. I think the "conductor" fella took my son for a longer ride than usual because he happened to be the only kiddo on the train, which was nice. I'm giving 5 stars because we genuinely had fun, the grounds and pumpkin patch were clean and beautiful with plenty of nice pumpkins big and small, oh and i almost forgot!! One of the whole reasons I picked this place (besides it being only 8 miles away from us and on the SE side of Portland and had 5 star reviews on here).... They have a horse-drawn hayride to the pumpkin patch. We never been on one before so the novelty of it was very attractive. Our son I think overheard an adult tell their child it was smelly behind the horses on that carriage so they got on the tractor one.... So our son complained and tried refusing the horse one haha but I told him to suck it up and don't listen to and copy other people and get on or I'd go alone. He tried to make everyone and me miserable but i basically told him to shut up but in kinder words. He sucked it up, stopped whining, and said nothing else for the 5 minute ride and told me later it wasn't so bad AND..... Most importantly.... It didn't stink behind the horses. To be fair, the horses did smell a little if you stood up close to them but no worries on the ride. They were probably tired, sweaty, and ready to poop or something. Anyway, thanks Olson Farm, you got a good thing going on there.

    Huge fast slide for the kids
    Mike K.

    Loved this place. Great experience for the kids. They picked 2 lbs of strawberries for $3. They had slides and tires to climb for the kids as well.

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    Very enjoyable! Fun for the whole family! :) large play area for kids, cute animals, yummy produce and good pumpkin selection.

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    If you want to find an amazing pumpkin to carve or some excitement for your kid, look no further!

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    Beautiful property and gorgeous scenery. Lots for play areas for kids to run around. Our favorite pumpkin patch!!!

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