My husband stopped by lattins on the way home the other day and brought me an apple fritter and…read moresome apple cider and blackberry cider. The fritter was still warm and delicious! I drank the blackberry then and that was yummy, a little tart but still good! I just opened the apple cider and I'm actually impressed, it's very good! I'm excited to come in person soon and see what else they have!

Won't go back. It's been 8 years so we decided to check it again. SO MAD we wasted our time. A we…read morewalked in we noticed produced was moldy. I men carrots on display with accumulated mold and broccoli that I would not feed to my enemies. The staff is another question. They were there but in existent. Won't be going back. Not the same when we're going there from 2014-2018.

Our annual Christmas tree hunt goes not farther than Schilter Family Farm…read more The Thanksgiving week end usually slams this tree farm. However, we always find a quality Noble fir if even we have to hunt a bit. This year was REALLY unusual. The Monday after T Day we went with the idea we'd have to spend time searching. The most helpful young man pointed us to a new field of Nobles. And there, no more than 10 feet in from the path was IT (visions of Clark Griswold!). There were countless more even after that Turkey Day rush. The same man came by in his tractor and asked if he could cut it down for us. He had a chain saw. I had a hand saw. No brainer!! The service and selection are first class. Topping this off is the gift shop, where you pay, has all sorts of Christmas related things, including fresh wreaths (which we bought)

Definitely deserving of a spot in the top 10 pumpkin patches in Washington!…read more I've been going to pumpkin patches almost yearly since I was 4 so I consider myself somewhat of an expert. Here's my highs and lows and good enoughs: 5 Stars to: -Plenty of Photo setup spots -Apple cider slush sundae -FRESH & HOT Roasted Corn -Many adult AND kid friendly activities -pumpkin assortment 1 Star for: -No back up generator (Power went out while at the farm and the poor animals were huddled up closer than the people were) -flavorless burgers 2.5 stars (aka good enough) for: -cold apple cider donuts -friendly but antisocial staff -gift shop (Felt more like a very small, 'small business' fair) I think the ticket price was a decent value for what was available!

Loved the outdoor music! I'm hoping to go back soon! I would like more food choices but it was a…read moregreat experience

Wow! Sorry Locust cider, Cockrell cider is delicious!!! So good! What a fun cider spot to visit…read more Located on a quaint small orchard with home vibes. Feels like you're visiting a friend's home. A small inside area with swag for sale. T-shirts, hats, sweatshirts and glasses. Different flavors from dry Brut style ciders to ciders with habanero pepper flavor. Strawberry is delicious! The vibe is a farm style tables, chickens and several seating areas. It is located in a neighborhood and parking only on site. The bathrooms are porta potties. Excellent friendly service. They don't serve food, but have rotating food trucks. On this visit the food truck was serving scallops. Super yummy. A fun spot. Can't wait to go back. Took some items to go. Enjoy life!

This is a well-maintained U-Pick place with a great variety of delicious berries to have a long…read morepicking season. It's peaceful and secluded with a background of the woods. My five-year-old grandchild and I came on a weekday morning in August and quickly filled our basket with easy to pick berries. We will certainly be back next year!

With covid we've had to come up with other fun summer activities that keep the kids engaged but…read morehelp us avoid large crowds. A neighbor actually suggested this place and coming in the morning during the week was really a great idea. We got here shortly after 10am and that was the perfect time to come, there was only one other family picking blueberries and plenty of bushes to give us space. When you get here you pick out a bucket (freshly sanitized) and then you walk down to the blueberry bushes where you can pick blueberries until your heart is happy and bucket is full. Then you walk back up to where you parked and give the people working your bucket with all your pickings, they weigh it and you pay. FYI I'm glad I looked before coming but it's cash only so come prepared and please when you're around others make sure to have your mask. It's easy, fun and gives the kids some sort of summer memories even with covid going on. And let me tell you these blueberries from here are delicious.

For a free park, this one goes hard. I've rarely seen a public park so crowded. It's lovely.read more

So amazing for the community. I come here every mid-August and do an annual blueberry restock for…read morethe freezer. Can't wait to go back a little later in the season!

I've walked around this trail a couple times in the past. It's good to walk here when it's not peak…read moredaylight hours as there's not much shade then. This year I finally participated for the first time in the popular U-pick blueberries at the farm! They have a larger one at Mercer Slough too, but I heard it got more crowded there and decided to try Lake Larsen instead. I went on a Sunday morning before peak hours at around 10 am, so there wasn't a line or crowd. Price is 2.50 per lb and the minimum is 2 lb, so if you pick less than that you need to pay a flat rate of $5. I thought the price was pretty reasonable, even with the minimum 2lbs, you got a LOT of blueberries. It's a fun experience, being able to hand-pick fruit yourself and to take it home and either eat it, bake it, turn it into a jam, etc.. They also have a produce market later in the day where they sell fresh vegetables from the farm. The farm is well maintained, the area wasn't muddy when we arrived and it was pretty clean. They give you a pail to pick blueberries and then you can weigh it at the end once you're done. If you don't want your berries touching the bottom of the bucket, I'd recommend getting some bags or plastic grocery bags from home to put them in. You don't need gloves as the trees are around our height and don't have thorns or anything. Website recommended bringing bug repellant. There is a sign saying there are active wasps/bees nests; I didn't see any around, but it's probably better to be cautious and watch the ground as you walk. Don't know how it took me so long to finally visit the blueberry farm, but I'm definitely coming again every year! Super fun experience

Spontaneously stopped by since we were nearby and needed to kill some time before lunch…read more This is a huge blueberry farm. Lots of blueberries but small, perhaps it was the variety of blueberry. I didn't ask for the name of variety. Endless rows of blueberries. The farm is next to a trail so there were joggers passing by. $2.5/lb with minimum 2 lbs. So you need to pick 2lbs worth otherwise you're still charged for $5. There's a small flower and produce shop on the property.

We went to Fall City Farms for our pumpkins this year and loved it! This place has something for…read moreeveryone. Their pumpkin selection was phenomenal with a range of colors, sizes and textures of pumpkins. The pumpkins were pre-picked but placed across the field so you still had to look around and use a wheelbarrow which we enjoyed. They also had activities like a tractor ride, animals to looks at and there was cider for sale. There was no shortage of areas for cute picture opportunities. The staff was super friendly and we just had a great time!

This pumpkin patch was a lovely surprise. No entrance fee, Apple cider donuts to enjoy, great photo…read moreops. They provide the wagons, walk around to pick any pumpkin you want and pay by weight. Plus they had a beautiful selection of local goods from honey, herbs, to kombucha! We will definitely be returning!

We came to Picha Farms for U-pick strawberries with a couple of friends. The actual picking…read moreexperience was okay. The field was small and the strawberries were on the smaller side, but that was expected and similar to other farms we've visited before. The reason I'm writing this review is because of an uncomfortable checkout experience. While we were waiting in line to weigh our strawberries, we noticed the staff member at the scale zeroing out the container for the customers ahead of us so they wouldn't be charged for the basket/box itself. She even explained it out loud, which we thought was considerate. However, when it was our turn, she did not zero out the scale. We didn't say anything at the time and assumed maybe it was an honest mistake. What felt disheartening was that immediately after we paid and stepped aside, she zeroed out the scale again for the customer right behind us. My friends, who are of Hispanic ancestry, felt very uncomfortable and singled out by the interaction. I don't want to accuse anyone of racism or say this was intentional, because I don't know that. But I do think it's worth sharing because these kinds of small differences in treatment can really affect how people feel in a space. Our overall experience was okay, but that checkout interaction left a bad impression.

Last weekend in June to experience U-Pick Strawberries at most farms in the PNW. Picha Farms is…read moreabout 15 minutes away from us, so we headed out early Sunday morning to pick some strawberries. It was a bit confusing determining where we needed to go. We used Google Maps and it defaulted us to what appeared to be the prepicked strawberries and berries concession. I had to look back on the Instagram page to figure out where the actual plot of land was designated the U-Pick for the day. That was a bit frustrating because it was a video of a screenshot of where to go. No actual address to plug into the map, not even coordinates. The strawberries are $4.15/lb, which is fairly priced. The strawberries that we were picking in our designated row were very small; some were over ripped as well. We didn't stay too long, maybe 30 minutes or so. Our total was $9.50, so a little over two pounds.

Super cute little farm off the I5 in woodland, it's super affordable and family oriented, tons of…read morephoto ops and beautiful backdrops for photos. The kids bracelet is $14 and includes pumpkin bowling, kids maize, adult maize, hay pyramid and much more. $16 for adults if you want to do everything also or you can purchase tickets for individual activities. The apple cider from white honey was amazing it tasted just like a fresh picked apple! Love! The farmers faire had some great stands we left with some tasty treats. Would definitely make the drive from Portland, sauvies is just hectic anymore the traffic isn't worth the drive so glad we found this little gem.

Rockridge County Market is a little gem! What makes this place so special is how much the owner…read moredoes to support local bakers, vendors, food trucks, and the community. You can really feel the heart behind this little market. They carry a selection of local produce, products, baked goods, and treats, along with their own absolutely delicious cider. We've tried the regular, blackberry, and marionberry ciders, and the marionberry is my favorite so far! We live about 25 minutes away and happily make the drive to visit. It's so nice to find a place that not only has great products, but genuinely supports the people and small businesses in the community. If you're in the area, definitely stop by and check them out. Supporting a local business that supports so many other local businesses makes it even sweeter!

The owner (Misty)of this place is fantastic! She has food trucks that she allows for no charge…read morewhich is unheard of she has free markets. She really is all about community. You won't be disappointed shopping here. She really is sweet!!