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    Kiley Corrina V.

    Although I believe it's worth it if you have smaller children, this place is very expensive. The tickets alone were insane, not to mention apple cider from pouches mixed with hot water were overpriced and took almost 15 minutes to get. There are a lot of staff walking around and everyone we met was wonderful and helpful. I loved all the fun activities along the way. I don't know that I would go back for what I paid, but I do recommend it to smaller families with little kids! Just eat first and bring your own coffee/coco!

    Kyle V.

    We made sure to save time to stop by the farm while visiting Portland. There wasn't a line around 11am on a Friday and we were able to get right on a wagon tour. The prices are great, $10 to just do the wagon ride after parking and entry is free. We didn't pay the extra $5 for the rest of the stuff since we don't have kids. We were still able to enjoy the petting area, food trucks, gift shop, and more. We met multiple Roloffs while walking around and they were all very friendly and had no problem taking pictures. The wagon tour was great and they explain everything. Pretty cool that the tour goes right through the middle of multiple barns on the property. The gift shop had a lot of things to bring home as well.

    Jason T.

    My wife and I went to Roloff Farm today. It was such an amazing experience. We met Matt, Amy and Chris and they were truly incredible people. Super down to earth and very inspiring. The farm experience was amazing. We wished we had our grandkids with us as they would have had a blast. We will bring them next year for sure. Matt read his children's book and signed inspiring messages in the books we purchased. He took time to chat with us and so did Amy and Chris. Matt didn't skip a beat while reading his book despite other children crying, making noise etc. with that being said. Had we not met Matt, Amy or Chris it would still have been amazing. It's just a really nice day out and it feels good to be in environment that focuses on family. I highly recommend.

    Shelley M.

    Can't believe I didn't write this review in 2019 during pumpkin season. This was our first fall in Oregon and I have watched Little People Big World since it aired in 2006 and love the show and wanted to go to the farm for my birthday. It was definitely a fun experience I heard since Covid and portion of the farm being for sale things have changed. But for anyone who are fans of the show it's a great experience. I did include 2 photos not from the farm one of Jacob and I somewhere in Beaverton and the other of Amy and I from her book signing. I cherish the experience and am glad for the memories and opportunities to have met them.

    Giant

    Went on first day of opening...nice thing was that there were not many people there. Took the kiddos and they enjoyed it. Staff was very friendly. Only negative was that we went to shoot the air cannons and no one was around. Started to use them and someone came over an said it wasn't allowed due to no one being there to operate. I understand it is probably a safety issue and apologized to the lady but she didn't offer any apologies to us for not being able to do this or even ask is for someone could come over and assist us. Now for 162 dollars for 6 of us it would have been fun to be able to do this activity- there was still about an hour left before they closed. Our trip was enjoyable up until then...they say first impression means a lot...well I would say last impression kind of left me with a sour taste Still enjoyed the visit and the kids had fun.

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    Just I.

    Decided to visit this place on our weekend road trip to Oregon from Wa. We have seen a few episodes of their show many years ago but not recently and not enough to really feel like we knew who they were. Parking was easy and there was plenty. No line for checkin which was quick and easy. The farm is spread out and even with a lot of visitors it did not feel crowded. We were worried with teens they would get bored but they had lots of fun. There are many things to do and we spent almost 2 hours exploring. The train ride was a short loop. The wagon ride was the highlight as our guide Chris gave us insight into each area of their large property and its history. I imagine how much fun it out be to grow up with everything around them and it makes me want to watch the show now. We saw Amy, she seemed very sweet and nice as was every employee we encountered. It's unfortunate they have plans to sell a portion of their property and may not be able to have the wagon ride through some of the area such as the old town setup and castle. Our visit was very pleasant on this beautiful area, we have plans to revisit next season and hope things do not change too much.

    Luvtrips S.

    I've been wanting to come here for years to meet the Rolloff's and this year we made it happen. Easy to purchase tickets online, we bought ours in Sept. We arrived when it open at 10am. Huge car lines so get there early! Friendly staff awaiting for us and gave instructions where to park. Entry is easy and well organized. Matt& Jacob we're on the mule at the entrance and we're greeting us as we drove in. We were pleasantly surprised that all the activities were free (except for a cannon shooting activity being $2, which was pretty cool). Anyhow, I saw Caryn as we walked in, she was working. She was so kind and willing to take a pic with myself and my family. We then saw Matt again and approached him for a picture. He was so nice and had a great chat with us. He was curious where we were all from. We later saw Amy had a line to take a picture with her. She takes her time with everyone and was super friendly. We did the 30min tour around the farm, it's a quick tour and pretty awesome we had Chris as our guide. Honestly, everyone was so genuine from the show, we did see Jacob & Izzy as well! Now about the farm. It's well kept and it's so cool to be able to walk in the barn and the wedding area they use in the show. They have food vendors (tacos, burgers, fries, corn dogs, coffee, shaved ice) and plenty of picnic table seating, even smaller picnic benches for the kiddos. They have a spooky forest , corn hole and large hamster wheels (I really don't know what they're called if that's not what they're called). They have the wagon ride, train ride and another small ride as well. They're small short trips, but it's cool to be able to ride them. They have a gift shop and prices are very reasonable! Shirts, sweatshirts, umbrellas, mugs, cups, glasses, mug shots, Matt's books he wrote. Clothing only goes up to XL, not everyone caters to plus size, but their stuff is cute! Matt also had a book signing! Pumpkin patch is large and they supply carts you can use to load up your pumpkins. Reasonable pricing. Shout out to Staff Isabel at the wagon ride area, she was so sweet to talk to and I later bumped into her during her break. We were there for 4 hours and we just had such a great time with the family. It's worth the ticket price, since it includes activities and parking! It's a great opportunity to entertain yourselves with your family playing games and just walking around enjoying the outdoors. It awesome to see the ship, school house, castle, church that we saw for years on tv. I would definitely come back to support them. Thanks Rolloff's for such a fun day, you made our trip the cherry on top of a sundae!

    Having picture with AMY I was having a great time she's so sweet I love her smile it is indeed a small person but with a huge heart
    Julius C.

    I love the place it's really beautiful it's my first time visiting their farm I thought it's just a simple farm the plan was buying only a pumpkin but I was surprised it's too much fun to do it's like a town for small people too many places and good looking landscape and small houses it's beautiful I was planning to go back and try some of their apple fruit I'm having a great time we're heading home with a smiling face

    Jason V.

    Hands down the best organic farm experience for families with kids! Plenty of food and drink (standard farm/county fair faire), and activities for the little ones. Unfortunately lacks an impressive (haunted) corn maze like at Bella Organic, but save that for a romantic (and fright-filled) night with your sweetheart.

    This was a fabulous experience!!! We were able to visit everything that they had set up. They were so warm and inviting. We got to meet and talk with, for a while, Matt Roloff and he was so amazing and personable. We also got to meet Amy and Karen and they were both very kind. My whole family would definitely say this was worth the trip! God Bless this family!

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    Jody J.

    We were lucky and went on a Friday during the day and it was dry out. I hadn't been here for a couple years and my friend had never been there so I thought it would be a good Fall festivity. When we got there we purchased the pass for $13 that included the wagon tour, adventure park and everything else. We were told that most the Roloffs were there if anyone wanted pics with them. We have had a wet Fall so far and you could see they had been using bark chips in the traffic areas where people were walking but it didn't do the job. Lots of mud folks bring the rubber boots. We saw Zack riding around in a ATV's and stopping for photos with patrons. He had that big smile on his face and seemed to be enjoying himself. We saw Amy taking photos on the set up hay bales out in front of the store. She looked like she was having a great time and was smiling. Jeremy and Auj were there but seemed to keep their distance from the crowds. I didn't see them talk to anyone or take any photos. We got in line for the tour and when the wagon pulled in to drop off the previous tour we noticed that Matt was at the helm and had been the tour guide. We waited for Matt and the rest of the wagon to unload. A couple people tried to talk to Matt and he didn't look very happy and also didn't respond to them. He went off to the sideline and had a couple security guys around him as he read his cell phone. Our group continued to load the wagon and sat there for a while... There was something going on with Matt and he apparently did not want to do the tour.... So this young guy got on the wagon and continued to tell us he was not a Roloff but he was going to be our tour guide. So off we go with a group of disappointed people that were really hoping that one of the Roloffs would give a tour of their own farm instead of some guy who didn't really know what was going on. That was a big mistake. So if you own a place like Roloff Farms and you have a long running TV show where people have seen your every day lives's for 10 years they will expect one of the family members to give the tour especially when a couple of them were just wandering around and didn't appeared to be engaged in anything. We got to the western town... Which on TV this little amazing place of fantasy is any kids dream. The wagon stops so you can get off and check it out. Lots of mud so some did not get off the wagon. Just a suggestion... But if you have an event like this year after year why not use some compacted gravel for these high traffic areas so people don't have to walk through mud and can actually enjoy the experience? The western town was in need of repair and the inside of the buildings had not been clean for quite some time. While we we're stopped, Matt came across the lawn and pulled up on his ATV and just sat there. A couple people from the wagon tried to talk to him and asked him how he was doing and again... Nothing....he ignored them. After the tour... We went and walked through the haunted forest which was another mud bog. Kids were slipping and sliding .... What a mess. Again... some gravel could've fixed this. We wandered through the end adventure park. They had a really cool Lynx and baby cougar. There's a woman who carves some insanely cool pumpkins there as well. Lots of little things for kids to do and a fun corn maze. Lots of mud. So we went over to take a look at pumpkins to purchase... lots of mud on the ground but many of the pumpkins were covered in mud as well so we decided against getting a pumpkin. All in all I noticed a big difference in between a couple years ago and now. The farm seems to need a lots of maintenance work and cleaning. If I knew that thousands of people were coming to see my palace that had been featured on TV, I would want to make sure it was clean and repairs were completed before they showed up. It should've been show with as much staff as you had running around doing nothing. Also... just a suggestion to couple of the Roloff family members: I know it has to be hard to have people recognize you, approach you like they know you, want to talk to you and possibly take photos with you. If you don't want to do this for the few hours the farm is open in October...go inside where they can't see you. These are the people who have made your show a success and will continue to make it a success in the future. Kudos to Amy and Zack who seemed to show up to work ready and willing with smiles on their faces.

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    Really fun for the kids to run around and play. It was fun seeing Amy walking around in her costume but cost way too much to get in.

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    Had a great time at the farm..Matt was most gracious and friendly..lots to do..my only complaint is .89 per lb.for pumpkins? Ouch!

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    Ask the Community - Roloff Farms

    What produce is still in season and what are the prices?

    They only do pumpkins. Check their website for any needed info.

    Do they take Discover card?

    See their website for info

    Is it pet friendly?

    No pets are allowed. They have signs everywhere stating it.

    Do they accept debit cards?

    Yes they do

    Do they do weddings anymore? I can't find any info on their site.

    Yes they do. You can find all the information about reservations and bookings from their website

    Are they open all year round?

    Do they sell fresh fruits and veggies year round?

    What time do you open?

    Per website: October 1st - 30th Friday, Saturday & Sunday Opens at 10 am… 

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