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    Packer Orchards & Bakery

    Packer Orchards & Bakery

    4.1
    (85 reviews)
    4.7 mi
    $

    We visited Packer Orchards & Bakery as one of the stops on the Hood River Fruit Loop in early May…read more You know what gets me into a store? Samples! This place has tons of them, basically all of their products, all on a table right in front of the store. Before even taking a step inside, I had basically filled myself with jams, butters, and pickles! We ended up only buying an empanada on this trip, although I was sorely tempted at filling my entire pantry with their jams and jellies, not to mention their pies... If only we had a cooler with us... Huckleberry Empanada ($6.50) - Their huckleberry jam is the best of the ones I've tried. Other places in Oregon, on the Fruit Loop and off, have a dried fruit kind of taste or lean musty in flavor. This one has full bodied huckleberry flavor that's quite fresh. It may be due to them using a different variety of huckleberry? Anyways, it's filled inside an expertly baked outer crust that holds the filling in well and adds some buttery crisp, pie crust like texture. I really enjoyed my visit to Packer Orchards & Bakery. Out of the 7 or 8 stops we made on the Fruit Loop, this, along with their farm location, ended up being my favorite by far.

    After an afternoon of cherry picking, we stopped by this place to see what they had for their farm…read morestore as we were headed out from Hood River. They had a lot of jelly, jam, pickled, salsa, and other tasty samples outside and inside the store. If you go further in, they have seasonal fruit smoothies and fruit milkshakes (peach). My friend and I got one of each. They also have a selection of local ice cream flavors too.

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    The Dalles Farmers' Market

    The Dalles Farmers' Market

    3.7
    (3 reviews)
    20.7 mi

    Charming local Farmers Market! A little of this, a little of that, you never know what you will…read morefind! On a recent Saturday in mid September, pumpkins were out in abundance, a welcome sight to say Fall is right around the corner. At one of the stands there were owls made from sliced tree trunks. Adorable! For just $15, I had to bring one home and put her on my patio. Lots of gorgeous heirloom and cherry tomatoes in vibrant red, yellow and orange. It's the season where everyone is giving me tomatoes from their garden so unfortunately I had to pass. It was difficult as they all looked sooooo good! The beautiful handmade greeting cards stopped me in my tracks. Unlike other cards with photographs of flowers, which are also gorgeous, this artist makes arrangements of dried flowers found locally, then prints onto the cards. The back of each card identifies the flowers and where they can be found. The cards are incredibly stunning, most in muted shades since the flowers were dried. For $2 a piece, I bought several! I'm forever sending cards as thank you notes or just to let people know that I am thinking of them. I have no doubt these cards will be well received. You can even frame them! If you come across this stand, buy 5 for an easy $10 And support this local artist. There was one bakery stall and they had many gluten free treats as well as keto. I went for the full on carrot ginger scone, with gluten and not in any way keto friendly. No regrets! Had me at ginger! The stand that sells a fresh salad mix and a fresh kale mix is a big hit. The leaves so tender as they are freshly picked that morning so with the kale, no need to massage To soften the leaves. Also lamb, jerky, a stand with a variety of pickled veggies. I'll definitely be back for a huge jar of gardenia selling for just $20. There was a stand with earrings and necklaces. Honey. Coffee. And of course apples and pears. Located in the small park on Union where "The Oregon Trail Ends," it is surrounded by roses bushes. This is a charming place to pick up your meats, fruit and veggies for the week. There are restroom facilities as well. Plenty of street parking. And a playground for the kids.

    This should have been a beautiful morning, out with my best friend, while visiting the area…read more.. However, I was accosted by a market employee (volunteer?), telling me that my OBVIOUS service animal was not allowed in the food section of the market. I inquired about how people with service animals are supposed to purchase produce, and he aggressively informed me that SERVICE ANIMALS "aren't allowed" and that my dog isn't acting like a "service animal". I again asked my rebuttal, at this time he doubled down and demanded to know what service my animal was trained to provide, I should have just said "She provides a medical alert service", but I actually TOLD him the EXACT service that he provides. He did not believe me. I told him that if he had an issue with the service animal guidelines then he needed to take it up with the federal government. As I walked away crying, total public shame and humiliation, he continued to talk about me, to passersby, right in front of my companion. This was unnecessary, unkind and not legal. I would not ever return, nor would I direct any of my clients, friends, or family to frequent any event or establishment that humiliates people with handicaps and limiting medical conditions.

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    Cody Orchards

    Cody Orchards

    5.0
    (7 reviews)
    4.1 mi
    $

    What a delightful stop along the fruit loop in Hood River. Just down from Packers Orchards (see my…read morereview) and on the way to Odell is this gem is just off to the left if your heading toward Odell - can't miss the big red barn. We stopped in and immediately were greeted by a friendly teenager who offered us slices from their freshly picked peaches. Sublime. There were a lot of peaches and cherries to choose as well as soap, homemade crafts, used books (all sales are donated to the local animal shelter - bonus!), honey sticks, honey in the bear, clothes and lots of other treasures. One of the owners, Lisa, was there and we engaged in a lively conversation. It was a great time. And I gladly spent at Cody Orchards because I believe supporting local businesses is what makes Oregon great. Sure, you can go to Fred Meyer and buy a peach but you have no idea if it came from Mexico, California or Ecuador. Buy directly from a local orchard or farm and you KNOW it's locally grown. No brainer. Visit them this summer and enjoy knowing your dollars feed local economy while you feed your body healthy and sustainable fruit. You'll be glad you did.

    Number 13 on the Fruit Loop. Support family-run farms and visit this little marketplace for all of…read moreyour produce needs. It's awesome to go during the pear festival in September and get to taste some of their fresh ciders and do a "pie walk." I also really enjoy their cherries - the atticus are my favorite.

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    Tamiyasu Orchards - farmersmarket - Updated July 2026

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