Updating to a 1-star due to a horrible experience with the new management. Historically, this place…read morewas well-run and incredibly welcoming. Sadly, after the original owner James Crawford's passing the transition to new ownership has clearly led to a hostile environment for potential customers. Truly a shame; there really isn't a place for disrespect and false accusations leveled at paying customers. My family and I will never be back.

I have been picking blueberries at this farm for more than 20 years. The previous owner was always…read morekind, welcoming, and accommodating. While he maintained a schedule, he was also flexible when customers wanted to stay a little later. Sadly, he passed away a few years ago. Since the change in management, my experience has been very disappointing. The new management has been consistently rude and does not treat customers with respect. It feels as though they believe owning the farm gives them the right to treat people however they choose. It's unfortunate to see such a positive and welcoming place lose the customer-focused atmosphere that made it special for so many years. I gave them ONE star since there is no choice for No star!

Traveled across both the Columbia and the Willamette rivers to a farm community only about 8…read moremiles from our Granddaughters neighborhood. We stopped to pick some fresh peaches at #bellsorchard and surprisingly ran into the owner Loyd who gave us a tip on how to identify the ripe peaches. He was so helpful and friendly. Also sampled a few varieties of the peaches Redhaven , Frost, and Starfire which were so sweet and juicy. They grow a wide variety of other peaches specifically for canning, and baking. Also apples, pears and blueberries. Very family oriented!

Incredible place to host a gathering! We had nearly 50 people for our daughter's 3rd birthday and…read morerented out the pavilion at Bell's Orchard. The pavilion offered electric, water and a mini fridge along with a great kitchen prep space as well as tables and chairs for entertainment. The indoor/outdoor feel was exactly what I envisioned for the day. The kids enjoyed picking apples and then running around the open spaces. The pavilion allowed for us not to stress about weather, as it would be perfect for a rainy or hot day, thankfully, we had a perfect fall day. I'd highly recommend renting out your next large gathering at the sweet and cozy spot tucked away in Beaverton

I recently bought berries from Unger at the Portland Farmers Market and oh my gosh they are so…read moreyummy! Perfectly ripe and delicious. I thought the service was fast and friendly and prices were comparable. I'll be back!

So many berries to pick ! Such kind service. They have a little free selection of produce on the…read moreway out (sometimes). Very home feeling farm. You can tell they work hard :)

The Sara's Blueberries experience is more than picking berries. Although, I have to say, Their…read moreblueberries are superb and very easy to gather. I go a couple times a season and freeze a bunch for smoothies through the year and for on cereal and deserts, but I also pick up enough to make jam for everyone on my gifts list. They are the best, and you have a number of different varieties for different flavors. Great people with a long history on the property, chickens and cute signs and even a carved bear for the old berry bear. Go! You'll be glad!

Great place to pick a selection of different blueberry types. The 2022 season was great! On July…read more23rd, picked 34 lbs. of Ivanhoes in 45 minutes. Herberts weren't ready for another week.

I love peaches even more after going to Grossen Peaches. My family and I enjoyed hand picking…read moredelicious and juicy peaches. My son liked roaming around the farm. We ended up getting ten pounds of Canadian Harmony and Starfire peaches. I can't forget the lovely aroma of the freshly picked peaches. It was 5 star friendly service from the entrance to checkout. They answered all our questions as first timers. They provided boxes with wagons available. They told us the row numbers of the available peaches. There is also a board after the entrance that listed the row numbers and peach varieties. Check their website first before going to confirm if they are open because hours may vary. It appears to be updated daily. When I checked in the morning, it showed the hours for that day were 8:00 am - 12:00 pm. It helped us plan our day as we decided to arrive sooner than later as the parking lot filled up. We are now going to include peach picking as part of our annual summer activities.

We didn't want to miss the season again so we came on a bright Tuesday morning around 9am. It's…read morejust past Helvatia Tavern (a must-visit if you come to pick around lunch time) and in the same turn off as Roloff Farm. Parking can get filled up quickly but everyone was so friendly and helpful with tips about picking and the locations of the different varieties. The young man in the golf cart made sure me and my toddler were on the right path and also checked on and chatted with other people too. When we went there were Red Star, Vivid, and Starfire so we went around and picked a few of each. Check out was easy peasy with their scale and they also had local products and picked peaches ready for purchase. The young ladies at check-in were so nice and helped take pictures of us by their "Just Peachy" sign and put my wagon back for me (since I had my toddler with me and am also very pregnant lol). The service is amazing here, turned out to be a fun family activity, and of course the peaches were juicy and sweet. The season is short so please go and get your peaches and support this local business!

So I have farmgirl aspirations. I love barns. Chickens excite me. Compost? So amazing. Alpacas?…read moreNifty beasts. When I was single living in Eugene I had an enormous vegetable garden and lived out there spring till fall.It was my obsession, my haven. I blame my years living in the desert for this fascination with green, growing, blooming stuff. I lived for trips to nurseries, crop rotation, my fresh herbs, collecting salad fixings five minutes before a great meal. Social worker grind by day, earth mother the rest of the time. Bliss. I always had dirt under my nails, tomatoes to share, and I slept really really well. Things changed though when I moved to Portland and got a man, then a kid, then had aging parents to take care of in addition to my day job. I could barely get to the store much less a farm stand or the farmer's market. Enter the CSA. What a great idea. Support local farms, share the risk, reap some of the harvest. My first attempt didn't go so well ( long story about a crazy lady, slugs, and the Sheriff) and expensive. 10 weeks for $780. Ouchie. My kid got to meet the llamas and chickens though. That was sweet. This time we tried Sun Gold Farms. It is way more reasonable, 18 weeks for a full share, less than $500 and the produce is outstanding. I pick ours up every Wednesday evening in my neighborhood. I love the recipes and stories on their website, the people are great, they have honey shares too if you are interested, We have had some awesome dinners and my kid has tried new veggies. (Ex: fresh chickpeas on a chunk of the bush! ) They have an open house ( we unfortunately were out of town) every summer for their csa members which is cool, too. I think this farm really does everything well. Its not certified organic but its spray free and focuses on sustainable green practices. I can't think of anything more to tell you. I'm including a photo of this week's share. ( there are three of us at home plus my brother in law eats here a lot, so we have a fulll share) Oh, it runs summer into fall. You missed it this year. I'm going to go eat some homemade apple pear crisp now ( fruit from my csa basket). I'm a lucky farm girl. Ish.

My contact with Sun Gold Farms is through the Saturday Farmers Market at PSU. Sun Gold Farms has…read moredelicious produce at fair prices and offers Portlanders the market's best sweet corn as well as an amazing variety of winter squash. If you're like me and think butternut and acorn are the only squashes around, talk to Charlie and try the more tasty varieties -- carnival, red kabocha, sweet dumpling, blue hubbard, harlequin, delicata (one of my favorites), Thelma Sanders, red curry. The list goes on and on and on. Charlie's always happy to explain the differences between these types and he and his wife offer tips on how best to prepare the various kinds, either roasting them or turning them into soups. We like all of the produce they sell. Sun Gold is one of the best farm stands at the PSU Saturday market and an absolute must for sweet corn and squash.

I went to Boones Ferry Berry a few years ago and vowed to never return due to the rude service and…read morehostile employees. But I decided to give them another chance after learning that they had strawberries, blueberries, raspberries and Marion berries available for U-Pick. I'm so glad I did as I had a much better experience this go around! Not only did we get a TON of delicious, perfectly ripe berries, but decided to enjoy lunch on the little patio of the farm store. I ordered the pulled pork sandwich with blueberry spread and it was fabulous. We also got the Dubai chocolate strawberries for dessert and WOW! Delicious. The employees there the day we went were kind and helpful. We'll definitely be back again!

Fantastic place! So many different kinds of berries, clean place, delicious food at the deli &…read moregreat customer service. Highly recommend! milkshakes are the best!

This place is the real deal! The best honey and jam I've ever had. And the service was great. I…read moredefinitely recommend.

Love love love Greenville farms!!!! Jam is delicious, customer service phenomenal. Delicious!read more