We stayed at their AirBnB and it was everything we could ask for, and more. Highly recommended this…read morebeautiful farm for your next event or visit.

$39 for three all activity passes, what they failed to mention is that even if you get there at 10…read morein the morning you're waiting an hour for each ride . You're pretty much paid a wait in lines, we ended up leaving without pumpkins because we stood in the pumpkin line for over 45 minutes

Such a beautiful venue! Brittni and her family have done amazing things with this farm. So much…read morecare has gone into each and every detail! Hi

I buy their strawberries at the Thursday Market every week and they are Amazing!!!…read more I highly recommend them Best strawberries around!!

Best strawberries in southern Oregon. Use them within a few days though! They're my favorite.read more

If all the flowers were blooming, I'd give it a 5 stars!…read moreDidn't see Bonsai, so minus a star. Was there one? The Koi fish in the pond, all came to us, when we got there, like they're wishing hubby his 75th birthday! They could tell, he's HERE! They could smell, he's HERE! They could hear his footsteps, he's HERE! The magnolias were scented, some and they're very beautiful at this time. There are other flowers, that were currently blooming, see photos. I'm impressed! It's small! But, I love it, that it's so close to Lithia Park, where we were earlier. I made a separate photo album, just for the Japanese Garden. I will definitely come visit, next time we're in Ashland. 2nd best part about this park? It IS FREE!

Well we love the garden in Portland, Oregon so we had to check it out on our way through Ashland…read more It was so well kept and had the three elements, water, plants and rocks. The staff were great and it was free, but donations gladly welcomed. Great Koi pond. Their koi fish came from a private family in Sacramento, CA., and I think the oldest Koi is 18 years old.

What a wonderful place to spend an afternoon! They have some spectacular wines, lovely ambiance on…read morethe multi level patio and yummy nosh. The live music keeps it lively while it is oh so peaceful between sets. I have to say the family that runs it the best part of this experience. Oh It is wheelchair accessible too.

What an amazing location! This still unknown gem of a winery is a lovely place to spend an…read moreafternoon under the shade trees. Not only do they offer great wine but they also have their own olive oils and offer tasting flights for that as well! Stop in for their live music and the fantastic charcuterie trays. One of the best new wineries I have visited in a ling time. A total gem!! Did I mention they have resident owls as well? Bonus!

A very cute science museum really good for the young kids that don't want to be outside (in the…read morecold/rain). They have a lot of hands on activities (airplanes, rockets). A place that makes science fun is always a plus. It's smaller than some of the other kids museums I've been to but very reasonably priced.

We visited here on a rainy afternoon. We have 3 kids - ages 9, 6 and 2, and all three were…read moreentertained here. We spent about 1-2 hours here and we all had a good time.

This is the best gem museum I have ever seen. I was so impressed with the gift shop that I thought…read moreit was the museum. It is impossibly huge. Just room after room. Staff was super nice and knowledgeable. Would go again next time.

Great experience from start to finish today. Easy parking in a beautiful setting and an environment…read morethat clearly valued the visitor's time and needs. Amazing collection of all things Earth science, with wonderful rocks, fossils and minerals to delight all. KUDOS to the folks who put this together. We understood that a guest speaker from a local college was due to arrive and give a presentation. Unfortunately we had other places on our schedule during this brief visit to Ashland/Medford. Did I mention that the staff were friendly and knowledgeable?

One of my favorite late summer activities is visiting the ranch to pick peaches! They offer a wide…read morevariety, and the peach trees stretch across a vast expanse of land. It's a beautiful walk through the farm and the orchards. They seem to have dozens of peach varieties because every time I visit, there's something new to pick. Unlike other U-pick farms, their prices are very reasonable, around $1.50 per pound, and they decrease later in the season. They have such an abundance of peaches that they just want to clear them out! In addition to peaches, they also sell other fruits and vegetables depending on the time of year. This time, they had massive zucchini and loads of corn! I always grab some local honey too, which is both reasonably priced and delicious. I'm amazed that more people don't know about this local gem! I go every year and highly recommend a visit!