What a fabulous find ! Spotted their sign from the road and drove into their driveway. Once inside…read morethe building, my eyes immediately went to the luscious baskets of freshly picked strawberries. Their fragrance was overwhelming and I had to have a 3 pack then and there. Passed the tase test with flying colors! Also noticed the freshest basil I have ever seen at a farm stand. And now, I can say, it was more than amazing in our tomato sauce. Wonder how they kept it so fresh? The farm also sells honey, organic popsicles, dried blue and assortment veggies. June brings blueberries picking time. Imagine, organic berries that you can pick. I'd do it in a heartbeat if we were in the area. This is a must see if you enjoy tasteful organic produce.

This is a really neat organic farm on the way to the Cougar Hot Springs…read more My friend was planning to take me blueberry picking here after our dip in the hot springs, but alas... blueberry picking season was over! Fortunately, the nice lady manning the shop said we were still welcome to try the shriveled up berries and look around the farm. My friend and I really enjoyed seeing all the fruit trees, strawberries, rainbow chard (beautiful!), etc. The little shop with fresh farm fares was nice as well. They sell local honey and blueberry popsicles (they were $2 and so-so... I would pass on them if I were torn about whether to try them or not). In any case, the folks here are really nice. They offered my friend and me a slice of watermelon the farmers had been trying; I was warned that it was the tail end of watermelon season so they wouldn't be that great, but it was good enough. Also, apparently, the head farmer is only 26 and from Chicago. So random!

SUPER cute little honey shop that also has other things like chapstick, u-pick flowers, etc…read more. conveniently right off of the McKenzie highway, this is a new gem with local honey sourced right here in Springfield. Very nice staff. We were lucky enough to go when they had honeycomb in stock. So good and different!

It's a beautiful place with every type of flower you could imagine. One minute you are in…read moreSpringfield, the next you are in a huge magical garden bordering the McKenzie river with a way of having you feeling a million miles away from the hustle and bustle you just left. The owners are wonderful people and will respond to a phone call and meet with you if you have any questions or requests.

Beautiful natural environment growing many wild flowers and garden florals. You can pick your own…read morebouquet!

We've had a CSA through this farm for a couple of years. We love the selection of organic and…read morelocally grown food! They offer your basics such as potatoes and salad greens, and they throw in some delicious but less common vegetables such as kholrobi and beets. The CSA has different pick up locations in Eugene, so you don't have to travel all the way to Leaburg to get high quality organic food! They also have a stand at the farmers market in Eugene, which is another great option. It beats buying food in the grocery store that came from across the US or even the world! If you do make it out to the farm, you'll find that it has a very down-to-earth and homey feel. The people are exceptionally kind. We love going blueberry picking here every summer (just be aware of the stinging nettle).

Riverbend is quickly becoming my "go-to" farm in Eugene. For one--they're so conveniently located!…read moreSecond, the owners, staff, and family members are super-friendly and helpful. They're always in the know about who's growing what, when, and won't hesitate to answer your questions. My canning bounty flourished this year under their tutelage. I encourage everyone, but especially those who are beginners in the sourcing local gig, to add Riverbend farms to your rotation. You'll get a nice overview of U-pick and wholesale produce, as well as an orientation to other farmers in town. They also have a great selection of homemade pies, cookies, jams, and even Friday night dinners [update: the Friday dinners are packaged as "to-go" meals for (edit) two, four, or six that can be picked up at the farm. They don't have a sit-down restaurant.] Finally, at the end of this summer, they started offering canning, salsa, jam & jelly making classes. With so many Extension Office closures (don't get me started), this training will be a truly valuable community resource. So, don't let the fall weather fool you. Head on over to RBF for some apples, cider, walnuts, ...

Many thanks to my Yelp friend Dawn C. who turned me on to River Bend . Would not have found this…read moreutterly delightful place without her review as guide. Made my first visit in last week and picked up half a flat of fresh picked strawberries, a pint of homemade sour cherry jam (they had several kinds available) heads of organic fresh leaf lettuce and a few big (BIG) handfuls of crispy pea pods. All of the things we purchased were wonderful. Berries, pea pods and lettuce were gone in short order. The jam is a great add in to morning yogurt. We'll be back for more of other things on our next trip to Eugene. The super friendly family staff that runs the farm and the farm store deserve special mention. They really do make you feel glad you came in. (The friendly back and forth they had with local regular customers while we were in the store demonstrates the value of good service to building customer loyalty.) When I called ahead for directions, since my GPS didn't find them, I asked if they had berries available. The woman I spoke with asked if I'd want to pick my own. No, I said, MS challenges have put my "pickin' days" behind me. She said she and her daughter would go pick some for me and if I'd give them 30 minutes before coming in, they'd have fresh berries ready. Nice. The farm store also has a full kitchen on prem and I had a chance to peek in it. They were making home made shortcakes (the aroma wafted through the store) and fresh strawberry pies on the day I was there. Also a note on accessibility for folks who need to consider it to get in the door. Very nice to see here a paved accessible parking stall right next to the store and a universally accessible ramp as the entry into the building. When I thanked them for making the store accessible because walking across a deep gravel lot like theirs is tough for me (and impossible for wheelchair users) they seemed surprised. :"Do you know we have to do that by law? Make our store accessible to everyone?" LOL....yes, I said, yes I do know that's the law. But you'd be amazed how many farm markets think it is optional. Very nice that they got it right here. Meaning I could get in to spend my money to buy River Bend products. Everyone benefits from equal access.. Friendly people, great fresh products, home made goodies, all people are welcome here access and a beautiful drive yet close to Eugene too. What's not to like? Go!

Great place to spend an afternoon with the family. Stopped by on the way up to WA. Spent about an…read morehour picking blueberries. Very relaxed. Also great price. Also had fresh honey. We had to continue our trip but also had an area to sit and enjoy. There is also a play area for kids and a place to pet some farm animals.

Went here for the first time today and loved it! Prices very fair, many blueberries, area for kids,…read moredrinks available, etc. will be coming back again soon.

I have relied on Me & Moore for many years for the very best sweet corn and peaches and peaches…read moreI've ever eaten.

ME & Moore Farm's pumpkin patch is now open (since yesterday, normally they do not open on Sundays…read morebut did for this special day). My husband and I decided to make a stop by this smally family owned farm, hoping to see pumpkins and purchase some vegetables and fruits. Unfortunately this farm is not dog friendly so our little girl stayed in the car (please note that the temperature was cold and had lightly rained earlier so she was not overheated while she waited a short time for us). We walked inside the open air store and ended up purchasing 2 Empire apples and one zucchini. We haven't had the chance to cook the zucchini yet (will do so tomorrow once we arrive at our AirBnB that has a kitchen) but we ate the apples and they were nice and crisp. The skin of the apple was thick but was good. Loved the color of this apple and the creaminess of the inside. Service was generally friendly and quick (but we were not acknowledged when we first came in, as the 2 employees were having a conversation between themselves, with the backs turned). The unisex restroom that I used was clean and adequately stocked with the essentials. Overall, had a nice experience and would consider coming back if I lived in the area.

This is a small, family-run farm and you can tell- in the best way! I attended my son's field trip…read morehere and the whole family was part of the tour, which was really sweet. They let the kids get up-close to all of the animals and even let them help collect eggs from the coop. The little farm stand had a great selection of baked good and I bought some shortbread cookies that were delicious. I will for sure keep them in mind for future visits and I hope to drive out there and support them with my business when I am able.

This farm was the best pumpkin patch experience I've ever had. My four year old daughter loved…read morefeeding the cows and goats. It's absolute gorgeous and they don't price gouge like a lot of other seasonal places. The owners are kind and accommodating. We will be getting all of our meat there from now on after seeing their sustainable family farm. The corn we got from there was the best we've ever tasted. Don't skip this place!

Are you a farmer at heart? Think you'd like to spend some time "working the soil?" The Davis'…read moreFamily will help with that desire! You can pick you own...almost anything that grows. Fruits, flowers, veggies, every variety of berry! But, is you're a "City Mouse" you can just walk into their fabulous market, right there on the farm, and pick up baskets of DELIGHT! Everyone was very helpful and we even got to taste some of the berries we'd never had before. So, stop by and discover how wonderful REAL food tastes!

Went around 11 to do the corn maze and take some cute pics. The corn maze wasn't open to the public…read moretill 2 which I found really annoying since it wasn't advertised or known at-least to me. I got some apple cider donuts and those were good!

Do not go anywhere else. DO NOT!!! This is precision at its…read morefinest. The women who own/ work for this business are absolutely amazing. 10 stars if I could!

This company is true to their word. They truly do an…read moreamazing job. I would highly recommend using them for any services they provide. 10 out of 10perfect.​