Stopped by on Tuesday. They had a farm stand with okay area. They sell pumpkins in the area…read more There is a play area for kids. Olson Farms is located on a big area area. There are slides, tractor tire obstacles and swing area. We had fun taking some pumpkin pictures. Very nice day to enjoy before the rain hits. I know there are more activities on the weekends. So if you want more activities, definitely come over in a weekends.

What an amazing time picking blueberries, cherries, blackberries & raspberries! Views are…read morespectacular! Don't forget to protect yourself from the sun & plants. I'm allergic to blackberry vines, but was able to pick just fine. We will be back! Oh, did I mention great prices!

Great place to buy unique colored plants for your flower boxes or planters. Hood berries are the…read morebest! I buy their jams for Birthday & Christmas gifts. Friendly Staff.

Very friendly helpful Great fruits and vegetables…read more Awesome home town feel I stop and do my shopping there before I go grocery shopping

We went to Burns Farm for the first time this week for their pumpkin patch and were so happy! It's…read moreexactly what we were hoping for, a true farm feel, TONS of different varieties of pumpkins- big small, unique, classic. The owner was really nice and we ended up leaving with a bunch of pumpkins, some other produce, and beef. So glad we found this farm close to home!

Such a beautiful family farm nestled in the hills between Oxbow and Troutdale. Really enjoyed the…read morebubbly and welcoming personality of the shop cashier and was delighted to see their flats of strawberries and other farm specialities they offered. What caught my eye was a u-pick sign and the quaint little barn store that had its doors open for business. I decided to venture up the drive to pick my own berries and I practically had the beautiful rolling fields and mountainous background to myself! Only $1.75/lb for strawberries this early in the season. Great experience!

I love strawberries. And I love hood strawberries the most, and the only place I can get them is…read moreFuji Farms. Well I'm sure there's other fruit stands but for me it's Fuji. I only need a notice of when the hoods come in. I missed almost 2 weeks last year and I was not happy. My fault though that that's why I'm looking early.

Kid working the register was totally disrespectful to my husband as he walked away. All because we…read morecouldn't decide (and there was no one else in the fruit stand at that time.) Kid didn't realize that I was facing him and saw him do it. We were nothing but nice. So tired of crappy customer service. Don't waste your money here.

Delicious fruit Amazing, kind, generous, god fearing, warm hearted people. If you are ever in the…read morearea stop on by for the fresh fruit and stay for the conversation. Thank you Thompson family. Sincerely Josh Anderson Thanks for everything.

Visiting from Arizona and my sister took us to the fruit stand. This place is amazing. Love all of…read morethe fresh fruit, especially the berries! In a little over one month, I have been back there three times.

Awesome roadside stand but even better blueberry picking! I've stopped several times to see what…read morefresh produce they have. It's always beautiful & fairly priced. Nashe often has homemade baked goods too.

While driving down gorgeous Scenic Highway 30 on my way to Vista House, I noticed this farm stand…read moreand knew I would stop on my way back. Fresh eggs, veggies, fruit, honey and even some pastries available at the roadside farm stand. On a busy day there is someone running the shop but on off hours, it's the honor system. Toto, we are not in Portland anymore! The day I visited in early spring, they had fresh apricots, zucchini (4 for a dollar!), black grapes, eggs, cherry tomatoes in red, yellow and orange, many types of apples but were out of fresh eggs. There were jars of golden honey in different sizes, even quarts! The freshly made fruit hand pies looked yummy! Since I had just rewarded myself with an ice cream cone after my hike to the top of Multnomah Falls, I passed on those and bought a pint of super sweet black grapes and four zucchini. The zucchini will be sautéed and carmelized for Saturday night pasta and a Sunday morning omelet. Can't wait! Cute little stand with their orchard in the back drop. Definitely worth a stop for fresh, in-season produce, fruit, honey, eggs and other treats! As the season progresses, the offerings will be expanded to berries and more! Support local.