What to say? Well let's just say I couldn't think of one bad thing to say even if I tried. Would…read moredefinitely recommend!! Super fun activity for kids, teens any animal lover.

Lovely property, and the owners were very nice. We got to pet and feed lots of goats, and pet a…read morefantastic kunekune pig and feed two others. It was a wonderful experience. Oh! Almost forgot the tiny horses. We got to pet and brush them too. Adorable!

I sincerely hope the City of Roses will always have some iteration of our beloved Belmont Goats…read more This Portland institution is one of the most wholesome, wonderfully wacky, and community-minded attractions to bless our city. If you've never heard of the Belmont Goats, read on! Their story began years ago on a vacant lot on SE Belmont where the goats were originally brought in to clear brush. (Goats are really great at that - 50 goats can clear roughly one acre in 3-5 days) But what started as a practical land management solution, quickly bloomed into something much bigger. The public fell in love with these friendly goats! Over the years the goats have faced their fair share of struggles, but the public has banded together to ensure they always have a safe and reliable home. Because of this community support, the goats have done a fair bit of travel within the city. They left Belmont for several locations in Lents, then moved north to University Park, then made their way to a permanent home in St Johns at Pier Park. I just want to say "thank you" to all the volunteers who have contributed their time, donated money, and advocated for these sweet creatures over the years. The community that has been built around the Belmont Goats says a lot for Portlanders, and our shared appreciation for making our city a friendly and loving place. For the most up-to-date info on the goats, head to TheBelmontGoats.org where you'll find directions, hours, volunteer info, donation opportunities, etc. Pier Park is a fairly large complex, so be sure to use the exact address on North Iris Way. There is parking to the north of the goats, along the side of the street, as well as the community garden parking lot across the way.

I randomly found this gem while looking for things to do in Portland. I found parking on the street…read moreright outside of the street that The Belmont Goats were on as per the website to not park on that specific street. It's free, but donations accepted to help out with the goats. The people running the place were friendly and informative. I was able to pet and brush the goats. The goats were cute, and I enjoyed getting to spend some time with them. :)

My fiancé surprised me with a goat gram for my birthday. Totally hysterical and so very cute! You…read moreget a stunning bouquet of flowers... that you can feed to the cute goats named Nibbles and Om-Nom! I was really surprised and it was really fun to walk the goats around our property and feed them grass and whatnot. Highly recommend!

We ordered a Goatgram for a coworker and It. Was. AWESOME!!! Brett is the kindest, chillest person…read moreever, and we absolutely loved the adorable goats. It was a seamless experience from start to finish and I'm pretty sure this will be the first of a number of Goatgrams to come for our office... :) THANK YOU Shrink Ray Farms and Brett for such an amazing experience! It was greatly appreciated and I cannot thank you enough for making the process so easy and fun!

I have mixed emotions about Bi-Zi. It is absolutely wonderful to have a fresh farm stand within…read morecity limits. I discovered them during strawberry season and the berries were outstanding. The down side is that some items are way overpriced and others are reasonable, so you have to be a careful shopper. (i.e., a flat of strawberries was $50.) Not all the produce is in great shape. Having said that, everything we've chosen has been good. Staff has always been helpful. Other things to note: it is a small building and gets busy fast. Bring your own shopping bags. If you want in-season fruit, get there early.

Great produce, berries, melons, cherries now on to peaches, beans, corn etc. Last fall apples etc…read more Never experienced any rot at all.

Fantastic experience here, that I would highly recommend. Kinda blew my mind that this place is…read moreonly located 15 minutes from Beaverton, which makes it super convenient. The alpaca's themselves are super fun. They are primarily food driven so don't expect too much love unless you are feeding them. BUT that being said if you are feeding them, prepare to be surrounded. They are increadibly friendly and SOOOO soft to pet. They do kick, and you are warned before hand not to pet them without them knowing to avoid situations like that.

The Alpacas were so wise, beautiful & perfect! The host was very informative and the gift shop was…read moreso cute! The best part was seeing the baby alpacas. Definitely a fun experience, I'd go back!

We attended an event here…read more The barn is the highlight. It was huge & offered lots of space to roam and allow kiddos to have fun birthday party wise. Their tour was running late- by late I mean 40 minutes... so we had to shuffle things around party wise. The tour consists I of seeing the animals. Didn't realize that the Ostrich were there for lol meat purposes. During the tour kiddos got to feed them. They have a few different areas to roam, with some tables. It's a decent sized place. I think it could use some TLC though.

This is a wonderful farm if you want to see animals up close. We saw and got to feed alpacas,…read moreostriches, emus, lamp/sheep. If you're planning on visiting, make a reservation for ether a group or private tour. The group tour is $15 per person while the private tour is $150 for the entire group. The only drawback with the group tour is you don't know how many people might be in it. We had almost 40 in our group and that was a bit too many in my opinion. When you arrive, check-in is inside the red barn. They'll let you know which group tour you belong to. They have port o' potties and hand washing stations behind the barn. If you end up getting any food from the food truck (ostrich sliders and ostrich philly steak style sandwiches), you can bring it into the barn where there's picnic style tables and benches. The "gift shop" is also inside the barn. If you do come on wet day or after it rains, be sure to wear appropriate shoes...it can get muddy as you walk from one animal area to another.

What a fun and informative tour!!! Not only was it educational it was entertaining as well, mrs…read more Ross is very good at making it a fun learning experience and she's pretty funny also:) The talk is held in the barn where she answers questions and let's you touch some elk items like velvet, antler crowns, fur and much more after her presentation she takes you on a guided tour of the Elk pens, after that it's over to the petting zoo where you can see chickens, pigs, goats, ect. At the back of the petting zoo are some photo op cut outs that are pretty cute. The whole tour lasted about 1 hour. Perfect for littles that have short attention spans. They have 1 indoor restroom and two port a potty's. The indoor bathroom is located in the gift shop.

We had a blast at the Rosse Posse farm. We were greeted by 4 friendly pups and the Elk tour was…read moresuper informative. My favorite part was the little petting zoo at the end. Would definitely recommend coming for a visit.

We were charged $105 for a one person $10 admission. When I returned in person to get a refund, I…read morewas told that wasn't possible without a receipt- that was never given. When I asked to speak to the owner I was told I could wait 4.5 hours until they would be available. When we returned in the evening the owner was still unavailable to help us with the refund. After eventually getting someone on the phone we were directed to the farm store to get a refund. This wasn't without being met with push back and rudeness from the employee who was the one who overcharged me in the first place.

The employees at this location really are not interested in customer service during the fruit &…read moreveggies season of the year. I really will not waste my time to return. Won't recommend it to others either.

If you're looking for a fun October family day adventure full of photo ops Roloff Farm Pumpkin…read moreFestival is the place to go. There's activities to explore for the kid in all of us and no one will be saying "I'm bored". The imagination and whimsy will leave you wishing you grew up on the farm. Breathe in the view from Inspiration Point, learn the back yard history on the Wagon Ride, pass Noah's Ark, The Roloff Gotel, with a pit stop at Destination Western Town then view Molly's Castle, and the nationally registered Bridge To No Where. Visit the School House with a working bell, walk through the Haunted Dark Forest. There's lawn games, pan for gold, duck race, and so much more. You can shop in the wedding barn and have a bite to eat from limited food trucks choices. Plan to be there for several hours so get there early so you don't miss anything. The friendly attendants will help you buy a reasonably priced bracelet to enter. Extra cost for pumpkins, zombie paintball, horse drawn carriage, train and wagon rides. Well worth the price.

What a great farm! This was our first time visiting after living here in Oregon for 7 years. It was…read more$20 to enter and there are so many fun things for everyone. You can upgrade to $28 for the train ride and something else but we didn't have that much time today to check everything out. They have a live band, food trucks, gift shop and a market place. There is a zombie paint ball fun activity and shooting of cannons at the pirate ship. Over all a wonderful day with beautiful weather. We walked around handing out and hiding beautifully painted rocks to people with a group of people. I was lucky enough to meet a couple of the family members that own the farm as well. I look forward to visiting again soon to check out everything we couldn't see on this visit. Parking is great and a plenty. They have people directing the parking area which is a plus.

Went to Oregon Zoo and yeah... casually one of the oldest zoos in the country (opened in 1888... no…read morebig deal) just out here being stunning. It's sooo green, like full forest energy, and somehow none of the enclosures give that weird sad vibe... the animals actually look well taken care of. The red panda?? I was fully prepared to leave with a new personality trait after that... soooo cute it was almost too much. Also fun fact: they've been running a turtle conservation program for years where they "head start" baby northwestern pond turtles... basically raise them in a protected setup until they're big enough to not get eaten, then release them back into the wild. Over 1,500 turtles have been sent back out there, which is wild considering the species was almost gone at one point. Overall ... beautiful zoo, snacks everywhere, accidental education happened, had a great time.

My friend and I stumbled upon the Oregon Zoo during one of their Adults Only 21+ nights, which…read morehappen on Wednesdays after the zoo normally closes. One thing to keep in mind: they absolutely check IDs, so make sure you have yours with you because they will not let you in without it. The zoo itself is cute and pretty easy to cover in a little over an hour, especially during the adults-only event. There are plenty of great photo opportunities and spots to practice photography throughout the zoo, and it was nice being able to walk around without it feeling too crowded. There were also several food stands open, although my friend and I weren't really interested in what was being offered. My only real critique was that quite a few of the animals weren't out by the time we arrived. But honestly, I can't be too mad about that since we were visiting after their normal operating hours. The animals are obviously on a routine too, and I'm sure some of them were ready to call it a night! Overall, I had a great time and would definitely visit again, especially during regular business hours so I can see more of the animals. Still, for my first visit, it was pretty nice experiencing the zoo kid-free... and I'm not talking about baby goats!