Came here for pumpkin and corn season! They had fun games and a corn maze. Would definitely come…read morehere again when they reopen. The owner is kind! We spent a nice late afternoon at Dawning Day Farm. This family-run farm has such a warm, homegrown charm. Wandering through the farm stand, I found heirloom tomatoes, sweet corn, zucchini, and peppers, all grown right there. The harvest feels real and fresh, not like some giant commercial operation. The farm team clearly takes pride in their work. Come fall, the place becomes something special. There's a pumpkin patch where kids (and grown-ups) can pick out pumpkins of all shapes and sizes, and a corn maze that winds through the fields. I'm not a fan of corn mazes so I skipped out on it. I also loved how the farm keeps things simple and family-focused: a little train ride, farm animals, and open space to just sit and soak it all in. Prices feel really fair for what you're getting. Vegetables are sold by the pound or individually, and even the corn maze is modestly priced. So sad I didn't get another bunch before they were out of season. There's no hidden "admission" for the farm stand. Just visit and pay for the items of your choosing. If you're looking for a place to slow down, enjoy fresh produce, and soak up that old-school farm feel, Dawning Day Farm is it. Bring a friend or your family, grab some corn or pumpkins, and just enjoy being outdoors.

We wanted to avoid the big crowds this year so we opted for Dawning Day Farms as it had a good…read morefirst time review and was close to home (gas guzzling V8 and all). Easy to find, plenty of parking, and the friendliest farmer family! The pumpkins prices were very reasonable and they had quite a variety to choose from. Maybe they don't have a bajillion activities to do or farm animals to pet like some of the other places around here do, but we didn't fight traffic or stand in lines or pay for entry either. Besides, it felt good supporting them. Little boys in their work boots, talking about the different kinds of pumpkins I ogled over; a tent with hand crafted items and fresh produce; it was great and I highly encourage anyone who is looking to support a really sweet family of farmers to put Dawning Day on your list of places to visit. Just a small ways up the street, they have a permanent stand for fresh seasonal produce too! Loved it here, can't wait to come back next Oct & see what all they will add!

My son loves pumpkins that it inspired our recent trip here. I've never been to a pumpkin patch…read morebefore. I was really clueless of what to expect. There were several activities to do here besides pumpkin picking. The staff was nice as we were greeted with friendly smiles. The admission price is $18 at the entrance. It's $16 online, but you have to reserve a time slot. Children under two years old are free. I don't go to farms regularly so I don't have much to compare to it. We visited on a weekday, which wasn't too busy. It was mainly made up of school field trips. It was an enjoyable fall activity for my toddler. He was too small to fully enjoy the big slides and other playground areas. He still had fun seeing the different types of pumpkins and farm animals that he recognized from his books. He liked running around and going through the tunnels. There was a corn maze and carnival style games without the prizes. There was also a hayride, which you can also use to go to the parking lot. It's not a long walk to the parking lot, but it's good to know it was an option. There's a store if you want a souvenir or some apple cider. I forgot to take photos to post with this review, but I guess we were just caught up in the pumpkin patch fun. Seeing my son's happy face and hearing his laughter were worth the price of admission for me.

***Updated review after going to this farm for pumpkin season***…read more During Christmas time, you get to explore the grounds without paying an admission, but for the fall season it's $18 admission per person at the gate or $16 if you purchase tickets online ahead of time. There are a few more activities included during the fall season, but most require an additional cost anyway. For example they have pig races and pony rides on the weekends, but the pony rides cost $9. They also have apple and pumpkin cannons, but they cost $5 each. There are some activities only available on weekends, but if you're trying to avoid crowds and go on a weekday, admission costs the same. And on top of all that you still need to buy the pumpkins that you pick out. And you need to buy some pumpkin donuts before you leave (do not miss out on these donuts!) So, while I love this farm, it can turn into quite an expensive day depending on how many people you are coming with and which activities you choose to do.

Great local pumpkin patch farm in Boring! It is $25 per car for entry. It's a small location, but…read morethere's farm animals to see, fresh donuts that were very affordable, a bakery, walking trails, and a few places for you to pick your pumpkin from. Would love to see more pumpkins to be able to go pick yourself out in the field, but they did have quite a few to select from that were already pre-cleaned that just sit out in small areas of the farm. They also had you pick flowers, which was a really cool concept that I loved for an extra activity. Regarding payment: You don't pay for any items you purchased until the end! They use a sheet to track what your purchase throughout the farm. You pay at tin barn upon your exit along with the $25 car fee. All the staff were amazing and so helpful.

Beautiful working farm, run by a local family. They open up for a month in the fall to share their…read morebounty of pumpkins and local treats (you don't have to come hungry, you will get hungry). It's a great family experience for kids and adults.

Their terrific to work with, great Hay prices, beautiful property!read more

This is one of those hidden gems. On the outskirts of Battleground, WA. in Ridgefield. A beautiful…read morelittle farm with a very good selection of pumpkins. Plenty of activities for the little ones including a free corn maze that was decent size. A train ride for small children was constantly cruising around the property. There were some beverages and food for sale ( Hawaiian teriyaki) which we didn't partake of although others seemed to be enjoying it. There was also a one man band playing ,very well I might add, fifties music. That was one of my favorite parts of the visit. Parking was super organized and directed by a welcoming gentleman with a smile on his face. No entry fee to get in but the pumpkins were a tad bit more expensive at $0.50/lb compared to about $0.33/lb at a few other farms. The price difference was okay with us because the experience was lovely. One of the women that was there working took time to take a family photo for us and offered to take more. She was very sweet. She was wearing a costume that looked as if she was riding a horse. One small tip to those with bee allergies: Bring your Epipen. You should really bring it everywhere anyway but there were a few bees buzzing around. Nothing crazy but where there is fruit and produce there will always be that one unruly bee that finds the person with the bee allergy. I highly recommend visiting this wonderful little farm. We truly enjoyed our visit.

I appreciate that they charge one set price per tree unlike other farms that charge based on…read moreheight. This was our second time getting a tree hear and it's always a fun experience. They have complimentary coffee and coco, farm animals you can view, and an efficient and full tree cleaning service that makes your tree easy to transport.

This was our second trip to Washougal River Christmas Tree Farm, and after trying some precut…read moreplaces the last couple years, I don't think we will stray from here again! It is truly a quintessential Christmas tree farm experience, and everything is done just right! The prices are incredible, and every person you encounter from parking to checking out is so kind. Pack your patient pants, it's clear many many people love it here! The farm animals are the cherry on top!

I'm updating my review only to express how much we love this very lovely family-owned tree farm…read more Today the battery died on our truck as we paid for our tree & they didn't hesitate to give us a hand so our family could get on its way. They are good people. The trees are so pretty, & they are reasonably priced.

It was our first time going to a U-Cut Christmas tree farm since we're recent transplants to the…read morePNW. The owners were super nice and explained everything to us. They have a huge property with several different variations: Nobles, Grands, Douglas & Fraser Firs. You can walk the lot and find the perfect one. They provide sharp wood saws if needed, but if you have a reciprocating saw, take it so it will save you some time. Once you cut down your perfect tree, you throw it on top or in your car and drive it up to the front where they have a tree shaker to get all the loose needles and critters off. They offer free candy canes & hot chocolate for you and the kids. We chose a Noble Fir & it was fairly priced at $70. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a fresh tree. 5 stars.

Our daughter has been going to Norris Arts every week for 6 years, and we finally understand the…read moremagnetic pull to Ted & Anna's studio! My husband and I enjoyed a date night lesson last night and IT WAS SO FUN!!! Can't wait to return in 2 weeks for a glazing lesson and to be in community with creatives. It made all the heavy stuff fall away for a couple hours! Ted was an amazing teacher and so patient and encouraging. We're hooked!!

If you are looking for a fun and relaxing way to unleash your creativity, I highly recommend Norris…read moreArts. I took a class (well technically two in a valentine's day special class which was an amazing value) there over the last 2 weeks and I was amazed by how much I learned and enjoyed. Ted is not only a talented artist, but also a patient and inspiring teacher. He showed me how to turn a lump of clay into a beautiful bowl, step by step, with clear instructions and helpful tips. He also encouraged me to experiment with different shapes, textures, and colors, and to express my own style and vision. He made me feel confident and proud of my work, even though I had no prior experience with pottery. The studio itself is a cozy and inviting space. There are plenty of tools and materials to choose from, and everything is clean and organized. The atmosphere is friendly and supportive, and you can chat with other students or work quietly at your own pace. Ted is always there to answer your questions, offer feedback, or just share his passion for art. He creates a stress-free environment where you can relax and have fun. I had a wonderful time at Norris Arts, and I can't wait to go back for another session. I learned a lot and brought home multiple unique pieces of art that I love. It is a hidden gem in the Camas and I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to try something new and creative.

Don's Christmas Trees is our absolute favorite place to get a Christmas tree. We have been coming…read morehere for five years and every single visit has been wonderful. The trees are always fresh, full, and beautifully shaped. The staff is friendly and helpful and they make the whole experience easy and fun. It has become a tradition for us and we look forward to it every holiday season. If you want a great tree and a place that feels welcoming, Don's is the best.

Amazing selection of beautiful trees and such nice people! Todd cut the tree down for us (we're…read morekinda old and brittle), took it to our van, and loaded it in. I love supporting a family owned and operated business. Highly recommend!!