I love this small family owned pumpkin patch. We have brought our daughter the last few years. They…read morehave chickens, bunnies, pics, calves, sheep and goats. There is also a small hay maze and play structure. For us it is a less than 10 minute drive from Newberg and parking is easy. The pumpkin patch is close by (easy walking) and they offer tractor rides- the pumpkins are still growing on the vines. There is a wide selection of varieties. We picked up flowers, honey, corn, tomatoes, jalapeños and a pumpkin for under $15. Check the website for hours. Right now I think it's 9-6 closed Mondays.

Berry fields are a mess. Berries dry and unwatered. Should be paying me to pick the berries. Very…read moresad, if you're going to sell produce at least water it and take care of your fields.

A nice place to visit if out in the area. Self serve and a easy to pay with multiple options. We…read moregot lucky that day and they had a sale on blueberries and we met the owner (we think) really nice guy. A must stop if in the area for us.

Draper Farms is the roadside farmstand of my dreams! Now, they are not found along a major road or…read morehighway, so it's no wonder it took me so long to discover them, but if you live in McMinnville or thereabouts, they are worth a couple minutes drive out into the "country" part of McMinnville. I have taken to stopping here first on my weekly shopping trips. I try to purchase the majority of my produce at Draper Farms, then supplement as needed at the standard grocery store. I live pretty rurally, so I generally don't make it into town for the Thursday farmer's market like I wish I could. Draper Farms is the perfect alternative that I can hit Saturday, Sunday, or any day of the week that is convenient. Offerings cycle with the seasons, but they are growing lots of great stuff here, and there is always an excellent variety of options. A few of my favorites are their strawberries, radishes, corn, leeks, collards, and herbs. No matter the time of year they will have some sort of lettuce, cabbage, spinach, or other greens. I recently grabbed some divine kiwi berries, finished in a single day, and have dreamed of them since. For autumn, they offer an array of pumpkin varieties for 30 cents a pound which is the least I've seen anywhere, and much prettier than what you can find at a grocery store. They also had fall décor, including stunning glass gem corn. There is even a separate fresh cut flower stand! They accept cash, check or Venmo (the latter is such an appreciated option, yay!). They have some bags available, though you should bring your own if you can. Prices are generally less than the grocery store, and for much higher quality produce! There is a good amount of parking. They also offer a CSA.

Another year, another successful blueberry picking day at Public Coast! Delicious blueberries and…read moresuch easy picking since all varieties were ripe and ready for eating. Sipped on a public coast hop water to make it through u-picking in the heat wave.

Public Coast Farm is the perfect Saturday getaway. Just 30 minutes west of Portland, the beautiful…read moredrive towards the coastal mountain range sets the scene for a wonderful afternoon. At the Public Coast Farm stand they serve Public Coasts beers and sodas. The blueberry wheat and blueberry seltzer are my favorites. They also serve the best root beer in the PNW. We always take home at least a 4 pack to make floats with Tillamook vaniila ice cream. Plenty of seating with umbrellas for shade and clean fancy porta potties. During peak blueberry season, they have u-pick and they pick opportunities. I spent a record 10 minutes in the field picking a half flat of the most flavorful blueberries. They have live music on most weekends and charcuterie boxes in the farm stand for lunch. What a wonderful space outside the city to relax and spend a Saturday with friends.

Feels like going back in time in a good way. I met the senior owners of this farm and purchased…read morenuts, honey and apples. I got a chance to talk with these folks, understand the farming journey and "meet the maker". I highly recommend visiting this stand. It isn't fancy. However, it is real and just perfect!

The BEST honey, apples and root veggies.... Always a…read morepleasure to visit....great family!

Small Mexican Bodega with a large selection of fresh fruit and produce at amazing prices. Eg…read moreHoneycrip apples for 99 cents! Load up on groceries here and get lunch across the street at Maria's Tacqueria!

Visited Valley Fresh Produce for the first time today. Great selection of fresh fruits and…read morevegetables at incredible prices. Additionally, they had various spices, dried chiles, canned goods, tortillas, hot sauces......and Tillamook Ice Cream!!! They even have 40-lb bags of Lazzari mesquite lump charcoal!!! (the best for searing your grilled steaks) quick note: everyone, including customers and employees were courteous, observing safe distancing, and wearing face masks. (I am just a customer, with no relationship to the store)

At Schedeens Nursery in Gresham, you'll find a wide variety of plants, gardening essentials, gifts,…read moreberries, cherries, and expert friendly advice. I picked up some fertilizer for my outdoor plants and some yummy Rainier cherries at a great price.

I've been coming to Shedeen's for many years. They have the best seasonal fruit and vegetables…read more Their selection of plants is also great. I'll have to say my favorite thing is to purchase their yummy berries and cherries. And yes, they will let you sample before purchasing. This is especially important to me when buying flats of berries. If you haven't been there yet, you need to stop by. They are so friendly and helpful and you won't be disappointed.

Driving home from vacation, I spotted Farmer Creek's sign and pumpkin display from the road. I…read morenoticed it too late to turn in, and lamented missing such a darling roadside stand as I continued down the road. Realizing there was no real deadline to arrive home, a few minutes later I turned around, and am so glad I did! A visit in September means pumpkins, squash, mums, pansies, and other cold hardy plants will greet you at the entrance. Inside were charmingly packaged daffodil bulbs with corresponding photos. A cascading tangle of dried hops was gorgeously displayed. Prices (very reasonable) were written on a chalkboard, and there is a deposit box in which to place your funds. Alas! They only accept cash, of which I had none handy, so come prepared! It appears their offerings flow with the seasons, and while they are a little ways from my home, I never shy away from a drive along my favorite US highway, so I'll surely return before long. They would even be worth adventuring a bit out of your way. An absolutely charming little farm stand!

Always stop here when traveling through to see what they have and always find something to buy.read more

Great place to stop on your way to or from the coast. They have fresh picked fruit and veggies in…read morethe farm store - that varies by season - or you can pick your own. I've stopped by here so many times over the past 20 years. In the spring it's strawberries; in the summer it's tomatoes, peppers, zucchini, squash followed by peaches and plums. In the late summer the sunflower field is just beautiful and a great photo op! You can pick a bouquet and pay by the stem. Next comes the pumpkin patch and haunted house in October, something the kiddos will love. And adults like me appreciate the pumpkins in every size at great prices. On my last visit, I left with several ears of fresh corn. I chose the bags of corn that were already husked! thank you! Happy to pay $2.50 and get 4 ears ready to cook and eat. They were so sweet! The market is so quaint and in addition to baskets of produce and veggies - this visit they had potatoes, beets, peppers, corn, tomatoes, onions, apples, pears - they have lots of jams, jellies and fresh honey. Plenty of parking. Just be careful getting back on 26, especially if heading west, those cars are moving fast!

My husband and I walked in to buy a basket of cherries and the MAGA woman behind the counter…read morestarted making some offset remarks. I have never walked out of a business before and I and my hands were shaking as I said, "I cannot support this." It's a darling farm and I am sorry that this type of backwards thinking is what runs this establishment. I will not be back.

I LOVE this place. Twice a week I try to go to buy fresh, ripe,flavorful produce at a very…read morereasonable price. My last visit topped them all. I was craving a yearly "Roasted squash soup" which i make rather well using Hubbard squash. I asked for a recommendation figuring he may know more than I do about his products..HE DID! He suggested a squash ive never heard of, never used, the "Black Futsu". It was spot on..flavorful. rich, nutty and deep..WITH the skin on after roasting! I will use this from here on out.. Little cardamom, saffron and turmeric..splash of whole coconut milk for "fat". UNBELIEVABLE! GIVE THIS SHOP A TRY Their pears are always ready unlike grocery store also!

It's pretty great to discover a new to you spot. I did not realize what an amazing selection they…read morehad! When the whole SNAP benefits nightmare happened, many places were giving out to those of us who are on benefits. I was grateful and held onto my credit which worked out perfectly. I got a last minute invite for Thanksgiving with friends and I wanted to make a few dishes to bring. My $20 credit was good till 11/30 so I spent a little over $6 on my SNAP card. All their produce is from local farms and I was in shock as to how gorgeous it is. Certain root vegetables like rutabegga, turnips and pearl onions can be challenging to get but they had them and they were some of the best I've ever seen! I couldn't resist some lemons and blood oranges because they looked so amazing. I also had to get apples, kale, and green onions. I realized I was dancing around while bagging some produce to 'Can I Kick It?' by A Tribe Called Quest... they even play good music??? Also, it's not often that the owners are right there working there at a business. Plus they're super nice and clearly love what they do! Thank you so much Kristin and Jason!

Great clam chow Halibut so fresh!…read morePortions of food are huge! We should have split a meal Absolutely wonderful!

This is a must visit when in Rockaway Beach. Classic flare,…read moregood service, very welcoming, and classic beach fare food. Some of the prices are a little high like Halibut & Chips($29.00) and Crab Roll($33.00), but the food delicious. I went with Cod & Chips and Clam Chowder which were both winners. Right across the street from the beach and picnic tables so you can order and dine while enjoying the view. The young lady that helped me was very pleasant and welcoming. That would make me return alone. This is classic Oregon Coast. Don't miss out.